SELKIRK—A poorly maintained residence in Selkirk is at the heart of a dispute between neighbours and ongoing legal matters with Haldimand County’s bylaw department. Dixie Lee Morris contacted The Press to express her frustration over what she calls a “three-and-a-half-year” process to get County Bylaw to address her neighbouring property, which she calls a “pigsty.” Pictures of the property sent…
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