STERLING - It’s been a rough few months for the town of Sterling.
In September, amid a pandemic that upended everyday life and largely forced the closure of town hall, Selectman John Firlik Jr., a longtime resident active in local politics, died.
Months later in January, Russell Gray, the town’s long-serving first selectman who after years in office was preparing to say good-bye to the job, also died suddenly.
On Monday, a group of town hall staff will gather with invited members of Gray’s and Firlik’s families to honor the two men inside the municipal complex gym, First Selectman Lincoln Cooper said.
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Dougherty Co. makes new plans to tackle neglected properties This dilapidated property on Sweetbriar Road is still damaged from storms in January 2017. (Source: WALB) By Gabrielle Ware | April 5, 2021 at 7:26 PM EDT - Updated April 5 at 7:26 PM
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - Dougherty County is taking a significant step in addressing dilapidated or neglected, properties.
Some of these homes are still damaged from the January 2017 storms. Dougherty County Commission Chairman Chris Cohilas asked all of the commissioners Monday to identify the dilapidated properties in their district so they can plan on how to fix them or tear them down.
“What typically happens is we field a bunch of phone calls from people who are angry and we tend to be reactive. What I’m suggesting is we take a proactive, ‘ok what have we got left,’” said Cohilas.