12PM Banning Cats from Roaming Free

Posted Jan 25, 2011 12:59:02 PM.

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12:05 Amy Gruber, Fundraising/Community Relations Mgr., Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society. Some cities surrounding KW are changing cat bylaws to prevent cats from roaming free. No more cats you don’t know on your deck in the morning and leaving gifts in your garden. www.kwhumane.com Question…do we need cat bylaws? 12:30 Steve Holmes, Pres. Kitchener-Waterloo Chapter, Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. As Waterloo addresses “glowing signs” local astronomers lament the growing amount of “light pollution.” www.rasc.ca/k-w/ Question… should commercial signs be turned off/down after the store is closed?

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