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Two citizen lobbyists have garnered legislative hearings and an investigation by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission regarding how electric utilities trim trees and work on private property. The IURC wants to hear what your experiences are w/your local electric utility. Learn more at the Hoosier Gardener.

Imagine my surprise when the cat that I thought was lost and then reunited with its owner appeared again in my yard.

Apparently, the cat was not lost at all, but rather allowed to roam throughout the neighborhood. This black, female cat is friendly, but has no collar.

When the owner picked up the cat last week, I mentioned that Marion County had ordinances that prohibit allowing domesticated animals to run. Dogs, cats, ferrets and other kinds of pets are required to be under a human's control… Continue

Yeah! Thanks to the Warfleigh Web site, the black, female cat I found has been reunited with her owner, a neighbor of Rita Hupp on Riverview.

I found a black, female cat, a little on the smallish side. She's friendly...allowed me to pick her up and snuggles. She was not wearing a collar and was found sitting under my bird feeder. Right now she's on my back porch. I already have a found dog and cat. Please contact me if she belongs to you.

This might be a good time to remind neighbors that is against the law in Marion County to allow your pets, dogs OR cats to roam. The ordinance says the pets must be under your control at all time. H… Continue