The Park City Police Department last week received an unusual report involving an object seen in the air, apparently in the area of Kimball Junction.
The police logged the report at 6:04 a.m. on Sidewinder Drive. The person who contacted the department indicated “something just fell out of the sky,” according to public police logs.
The person told the police the object “may be a comet.”
The person was on the Rail Trail walking a dog at the time. The Rail Trail is far removed from Kimball Junction but provides views of the sky in that direction.
The Police Department indicated the circumstances were suspicious.
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We were involved with the creation of Pioneer Park, which the Marine Heritage Society now maintains so beautifully, we raised funds for the building of the picnic shelter at the Rail Trail head, and we helped fund the pavilion at Fairy Lake, built by high school students from Saugeen District Senior School.
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Perkins Park was opened in 1999 and is maintained by our members. Come spring, you’ll find a crew pulling weeds and laying mulch and at Christmas, we decorate the park with sparkly lights and festive cut-outs.
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Renee Suderman of Auburn, right, carries a piece of debris through a field where homes once stood, followed by her daughters, Adelyn, 10, Jaclyn, 11, and her husband Phil, as the family volunteers Aug. 28, 2020 to help clear the area south of the Rail Trail in Sanford.(Katy Kildee/kkildee@mdn.net)
Debris cleanup on a stretch of the Pere Marquette Rail Trail in Sanford will begin some time this month, Midland County and the Village of Sanford announced in a news release on Wednesday.