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Johnson Rd. burn led to heavy smoke

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Walter Geiger
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Tuesday, April 13. 2010
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Heavy rains have Georgia Forestry crews and landowners running behind on controlled burns.

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#1 Trooper T on 04/13/10 at 08:20 AM
i wonder where all that smoke was coming from
#2 Anonymous on 04/13/10 at 11:58 AM
2000 or 3000 acres. Johnson Road, Clay Tillman Road and Highway 341 south. Don't play with fire or don't smoke (Please don't throw).
#3 Anonymous on 04/13/10 at 12:03 PM
Ahh I was wondering where the volunteer firefighter with the inability to structure proper sentences has been.
#4 Anonymous on 04/13/10 at 09:30 PM
Maybe 2 or 3 firefighters. Soon. We need a full time paid firefighters with all the firehouse 24 hours. Is coming soon?
#5 Anon on 04/16/10 at 12:12 AM
What is the average yearly rate of the need for firefighters in Lamar?
#6 Anonymous on 04/16/10 at 12:08 PM
$42,000 and 50,000. About 10 firefighters? I said soon. We need a full time paid firefighters? Not only three paid.
Tell me Why? fire?, crash?, rescue?, weather?
#7 Anonymous on 04/16/10 at 02:37 PM
Firefighters should make 42,000 50,000? No way. Police don't even make that. And you can't even structure sentences! You think you really should get paid that much? Please say you're joking.
#8 Anonymous on 04/16/10 at 09:52 PM
So what? Barack Obama? Budget cuts. Job cuts. School cuts. Foreclosure homes. All time. All time. No job? Need money?
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