Hey, good news, Hoosiers; we can still go to the poor house, as long as we're willing to move to Hendricks County:
Cypress Manor, one of the last county-owned homes to care for the poor in Indiana, won a reprieve today.
The three Hendricks County Commissioners completed months of financial analysis and soul-searching discussions to reach a consensus without an actual vote on whether the historic county home at Danville has become too costly to keep.
"Cypress Manor" has a much nicer ring to it than Golden Years Dropoff, don't you think? I'm surprised the commissioners are keeping the home, though, sin
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Leo:
A "poor house" that was spared the hangman's noose, due to COST discussions...
Now that HAS to be worth at least a footnote on someone's page of IRONY.
(Golden Years Dropoff...nice one.)
;)