Letters to the Editor
October 16, 2020

Leniency urged in case

By From JT Staff Reports

Dear Editor,
I sure hope the Marysville court is smart enough not to ruin the lives of the pranksters by giving them a criminal record that will hinder them the rest of their lives.
You call them yard signs, but I would guess that half of them were illegally placed on city, county or state property. G...

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