Right now you can read the minutes of the last meeting on your smart phone or Internet computer. Just go to DixonCem.org and select “About Us” and then “About the DHCA” on the menu. You will see much more there. You can see the mowing schedule which may have vacancies if you want to mow grass there one day next year. I hope that many can try navigating the web site and let me know if you have problems. I’m the webmaster and you can reach me at wcardwell@gmail.com. Current and future officers will be able to operate the organization by entering administrative information online and sharing access to it instantly. Fortunately, we are able to do all of this at very low cost, taking advantage of free online services such as Google Drive. We also have a great web developer, Mike Hickcox, who built our website and volunteers help when needed.
By the way, did you know that it doesn’t matter how you capitalize our website name “dixoncem.org”? I like to capitalize the D and the C. When I looked for an available domain name, “dixoncemetery” was taken. One consolation was that “cemetery” is often misspelled. I’ve become use to pronouncing “Cem” like “sim” as in Cemetery.
See you soon,
Will Cardwell