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Christmas in Columbia 2011: Dennis Loy Santa look alike?



2011-12-04 - Adair Co. Courthouse, 500 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener.
One of the most delightful wreathes left behind was this Dennis Loy Santa Claus look alike wreath. In an almost other worldly coincidence, it adorns the former office once occupied by the very popular Adair County Circuit Court ClerkMr. Loy, who is now ensconced in modest digs at 201 Campbellsville Street - digs described by the late Circuit/County Court Clerk William Caldwell on his resurrection at the first Silent City, channeled through the actor, Mr. Richard Phelps - as a "35,000 s.f. office across the fence (from the cemetery)" and chided the current clerk by saying that he, William Caldwell, had conducted all the affairs of both the County Court Clerk's Office and the Circuit Court Clerk's from a 1,400 sq. ft. building on Greensburg Street.


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