For a little while last week, I almost felt guilty about a news picture I shot one recent foggy morning -- but the guilt was erased after learning "the rest of the story," as the late Paul Harvey used to say. And the rest of the story is something I have been concerned about for a long time, but I haven't been able to entice much local interest in solving what is a fairly easily solved local problem.
I know folks are usually focused on the fourth Thursday of November. I mean, who wouldn't be? Under normal circumstances, it's the day that we gather with family and friends, wear our stretchiest pants and double our body weight in turkey, gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce and everything else on the Thanksgiving table.
