Court is on second floor. There is also a separate Frankfort Village Court. Town settled in 1793 in a small rural farm area. Lots of dairy farms although people do raise sheep, pigs, horses, and different types of crops. Mostly potatoes and corn but also cauliflower, broccoli, alfalfa, and hay is grown. Safe area to raise kids with a good school system.
Q: Does LASIK surgery change your eye color? A: The iris is the colored portion of the eye. Normally the color of the iris does not change after Lasik, however a change in iris color may indicate other ocular health issues that should be checked. Depigmentation of the iris may make it become lighter. Some medications may cause iris hyperpigmentation in certain races that will make the iris darker.
Many LASIK patients experience at least some temporary glare and halos in the weeks after surgery. This is usually due to corneal swelling and/or dry eye. This temporary problem is common and different from the persistent variety of night vision problems. Persistent glare and halos after LASIK have several possible causes. The most common is residual refractive error: Remaining myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism from an over-response or under-response of your cornea to the treatment (causing an unwanted under-correction or over-correction of your refractive error).