News 
City is subject of few
suits
When performing legal work for a
municipality, whether it be an in-house attorney or a
private firm working under a contract, the
ever-lingering threat of citizens and companies that
may want to take you to court over a ruling or other
controversial municipal decision comes with the
territory.
Booth readies for police
academy
Students at Booth Middle School
will soon get the chance to take their turns as boys,
and girls, in blue.
WASA permit process updated
As expected, Monday night's
Peachtree City Water and Sewerage Authority meeting
featured an update on the ongoing watershed
assessment along with a detailed explanation of the
permitting process for increasing the system's
capacity.
- Storage facility
expanding in PTC
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- A new state-of-the-art
self-storage unit has been announced by 54 West
Self-Storage in Peachtree City.
Bid for Kedron rink
approved
Engineering and design work for
the proposed Kedron multipurpose rink and pavilion
can now proceed after City Council approval of Roy
Ashley and Associates to do the job.
ARC sts info meeting on
transportation plan
Fayette and surrounding
residents are invited to a briefing to learn about
the Atlanta Regional Commission's 25-year Regional
Transportation Plan Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at the
County Administrative Complex, 140 Stonewall Ave.,
Fayetteville.
Beautification Committee
meets Feb. 21
The next regular meeting of the
Beautification Committee will be Monday, Feb. 21 at
6:30 p.m. in the small conference room at City Hall.
Mother-daughter luncheon
set
A mother - daughter luncheon is
scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 12 at Holy Trinity
Catholic Church in Peachtree City.
Police
Blotter
New attendance lines drawn,
but parents vow to fight
With more than 200 angry
parents, five television stations and four newspapers
looking on, the Coweta County Board of Education
approved a controversial redistricting plan for seven
of its elementary schools Tuesday night.
County decides not to sell
tax records
Coweta County officials made it
clear this week that the county is not for sale, in a
manner of speaking.
More counties to look at
Shenandoah
Coweta County's newest
acquisition could have a big-name tenant within the
next few weeks
Public comment sought,
meetings set on Regional Transportation Plan
The Atlanta Regional Commission
Board of Directors recently approved the draft
25-year, $36 million Regional Transportation Plan and
the official period of public comment has begun.
Libertarian group hears
motivational speaker Feb. 28
International motivational
speaker Dr. Joe Teal will address the Coweta County
Libertarian Party during its 6:30 p.m. meeting at Ten
East Washington Restaurant - upstairs - Feb. 28.
Unique gifts offered for
Valentines
Looking for something different
to give your sweetheart on Valentine's Day?
Sports
Postseason extends season
for some
The regional basketball
tournaments have begun.
Sports Calendar
Opinion
While Hillary proclaims
cops guilty, felons innocent, police will
be protecting all of us
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
There's
another side to the issue of police brutality. Oh, I
know the side that claims that police officers are
out of control and are abusing suspects. Even Hillary
Clinton, in her quest for political power, has gotten
into the act by recently acting as judge, jury, and
executioner, proclaiming that four police officers
under investigation are guilty of murder.
Letters to
the Editor
Schools headed in the wrong
way
The Coweta County schools are
headed in the opposite direction as the predominantly
white north DeKalb schools.
Board is showing no vision
I applaud the comments made in
Mr. Evans' letter to the editor that appeared in the
Jan. 21 edition of The Citizen Review.
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