CHILI COOK OFF

The annual Cordry Sweetwater Lot Owners "Chili Cook Off" will be on February 11th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Last year was the first time for this event and it drew a good crowd and featured lots of good chili and friendship during the evening. There will be a panel of judges giving their opinions on several varieties of chilies. Award winners will be announced at the end of the evening.

CORDRY DOCK REMODELING

Work is now in progress on the Cordry Gas Pump Dock. A permanent top structure is being built

over the safety patrol boat slip for added protection from the elements.

FISH COUNT ZERO

While over at Cordry Lake taking a ride, we came up on and talked to Rodney Gunter and friend out fishing on this 60 degree January day! Rodney reported that the fish count was Zero but the pleasure of being out on the lake today was 100 plus!!!

SUN SCREEN ON JANUARY 21ST

Hard to believe but Keith Dodson came idling by this afternoon sans shirt soaking up some rays on this January Day! Keith later launched on Cordry Lake and picked me up for some speed laps. Who could imagine 60 degrees on January 21st!

BLUE FLAGS

The Blue Flags that have appeared along Nineveh Road and Center Lake Road are markers for the new water main that will be installed this spring. The CSCD Water Utility has been working and planning for the installation of a new water main to be installed beginning at the Brown/Johnson County Line and ending at the north water tower in the District.

FULL HOUSE

It was a full house at the CSLOA Spaghetti Dinner tonight. Every table and chair was filled. Not only spaghetti but salad and bread sticks and great desserts! Next event is game night.

FREE SPAGHETTI DINNER

Remember the Free Spaghetti Dinner this Saturday the 14th. Begins at 5:00 PM. Bring a dessert. Plan ahead.....commit early and send a response on facebook.

WINDY!

High winds in the area are blowing the leaves out of the woods and also the sticks out of the trees! The entrance to Bass Drive was blocked today by a huge dead tree blown down across the entrance. Officers McGaha and Green were earning a little "extra credit" by helping pick up limbs and debris as more help was arriving.