Kudos to the Merideth PD

Lakesrider · 05-24-2009, 07:26 AM

Saw them standing gaurd all day at the Hannafords in Meredith directing traffic. Nice! Somehow didn't notice the traffic being as bad this year. I think visitor numbers are down from the past few years. Although the weather wasn't as nice most of Saturday. Maybe today it will be different. Looks like a cooler week weather wise.
We went to craft fair and ate at Lagos. (Bought a few things at the show. Trying to help the local economy and all!) The Police were still at the Hanaffords at 6pm. Much appreciated. If paid for by Hannafords I might have to take some of my comments back, and possibly shop there.....

I also noticed it looked like they were going to do some changes to the painted road lines as well. Extending some of the turning lanes and repainting the others.
I also noticed that the traffic I was following coming down the hill past the Iriving station, was doing in the 40's until they saw the blue lights, and then everyone woooo'd up on the brakes.

05-24-2009, 07:26 AM	#1
Lakesrider Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2,129 Thanks: 380 Thanked 1,016 Times in 345 Posts	Kudos to the Meredith PD Saw them standing gaurd all day at the Hannafords in Meredith directing traffic. Nice! Somehow didn't notice the traffic being as bad this year. I think visitor numbers are down from the past few years. Although the weather wasn't as nice most of Saturday. Maybe today it will be different. Looks like a cooler week weather wise. We went to craft fair and ate at Lagos. (Bought a few things at the show. Trying to help the local economy and all!) The Police were still at the Hanaffords at 6pm. Much appreciated. If paid for by Hannafords I might have to take some of my comments back, and possibly shop there..... I also noticed it looked like they were going to do some changes to the painted road lines as well. Extending some of the turning lanes and repainting the others. I also noticed that the traffic I was following coming down the hill past the Iriving station, was doing in the 40's until they saw the blue lights, and then everyone woooo'd up on the brakes. Last edited by Lakesrider; 05-24-2009 at 07:15 PM.