Lake County seeks to move road linked to illegal dumping at Paisley cemetery

More than 2,600 pounds of debris have been removed from near Ponceannah Cemetery in the past two months after reports of illegal dumping and damage to graves.Lake County commissioners this week approved a resolution asking the U.S. Forest Service to move a dirt road that runs through the cemetery. The road is owned by the Forest Service and has been used by violators to access the area, according to residents.Michael Entner, whose wife is buried at the cemetery, said he was grateful to see the issue addressed by county officials.“I was very grateful that it did happen, that there was some, you know, resolution put forward at the government level,” Entner said.Entner and Walter Miller, whose family is also buried at the site, sent a joint letter to local and federal officials asking them to relocate the road. Until they hear back, they have put up temporary barriers, Entner said.“We’re just not really getting any response from them when it comes to shifting this road,” he said.The Fores