Selma residents organize to clean cemeteries as city layoffs drag on
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City layoffs included workers who cut the grass at city-owned cemeteries.
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During Easter weekend, many families take time to visit the graves of their loved ones. But some visitors who went to Selma’s famous Live Oak Cemetery last weekend said they were shocked to find their family’s grave sites in poor condition, according to posts on social media sites. “I went to visit the gravesite of […]
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