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From potholes to progress
For the past 36 years, Greenville resident Julie Blundy has enjoyed life at her home on S. Cross Street — a short street spanning no more than a quarter-mile, nestled within neighborhood buildings. What she hasn’t enjoyed, however, is the state of disrepair the street has entered into in recent years — a point she brought forward during the Oct. 7 meeting of the Greenville City Council.
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From potholes to progress
For the past 36 years, Greenville resident Julie Blundy has enjoyed life at her home on S. Cross Street — a short street spanning no more than a quarter-mile, nestled within neighborhood buildings. What she hasn’t enjoyed, however, is the state of disrepair the street has entered into in recent years — a point she brought forward during the Oct. 7 meeting of the Greenville City Council. Oops! An active subscription is required to view this cont…
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