For small-town officials, it's all in a day's work
When Jim Postier took on the responsibility of becoming mayor of Covington , battling pit bull terriers wasn't in the job description.
But when the town catcher quit in July and a resident called the town officials reporting vicious dogs terrorizing her and her grandchildren, the mayor of the Garfield County town of 550 residents got a change in job description.
"When I got out of the pickup and went over th...
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