RickB

Just wanted to update everyone regarding my original post. Where there's smoke...... The renters, two doors down have been arrested for distributing drugs. Apparently they tried to sell to one of the neighborhood children. I'm not really one to gloat about being correct, but I did want to bring it to your attention that you might want to be more vigilant in your own community. Oddly enough, one of the respondents above pointed out the that FedEx operator was likely self-employed. You were right. Anyone want to take a stab at where the drugs were located? So most o

And there we have it. And yes, I'm definitely the "snooty" type. If you really knew, you'd get A BIG kick out of it.

Thank you very much for the helpful post and suggestion.

Yes. Thank you for the suggestion.

Thanks for your input. But perhaps you missed that part that our neighbors don't socialize much. Or the part where I rarely see whoever it is that drives the truck. Since the truck is there all day, and I'm rarely here in the evening, I assumed this person works at night, otherwise I would knock, but I'm uncomfortable approaching a home where I don't know the inhabitants and if they work at night, I certainly don't want to wake them to give them cookies and make them angry. Perhaps you're unable to read between the lines of my initial statement, but thanks just the same. I understand that some

I've searched Paulding Country ordinances, but haven't found anything specific about this issue. I bought my house 20 years ago. It's in a very nice neighborhood, just outside the city limits of Hiram (about 500 feet). There is no HOA, but everyone in the neighborhood takes very good care of their property. Most of my neighbors have lived here as long as I have. Most of us are very private. We don't socialize a lot, but it's friendly when we pass each other on the street. There are only about 30 homes on this dead end street and a couple cul-de-sacs. One way in, one way out. Shortly after the