Access
road to Wynnmeade off MacDuff to help traffic; two Summit buildings OK'd
The
Peachtree City Council has agreed to allow Summit Apartments to open
two more of its buildings off MacDuff Parkway despite the mounting traffic
problems caused by delays in relocating a traffic signal at MacDuff
and Ga. Highway 54 West.
Clarification
The headline to
an article in Wednesday's edition of The Citizen about traffic projects
near Ga. Highways 54 and 74 incorrectly implied that the Peachtree City
Council officially approved the construction of an eastbound turn lane
for Hwy. 54 at Huddleston Road.
Annexation
moratorium lifted for 80-acre tract off MacDuff
Peachtree
City's annexation moratorium has been lifted to discuss a request to
annex 80 acres of a planned subdivision north of the existing Wynnmeade
subdivision and west of MacDuff Parkway.
Radio
trouble stalls some departures at Falcon Field
Even
though Atlanta's new air traffic control facility is just over a mile
away, planes departing Falcon Field sometimes have trouble transmitting
to air traffic controllers based there.
City
seeks dismissal of federal lawsuit alleging illegal entry by police officers
Attorneys
handling the federal lawsuit filed by a Peachtree City family against
the city and three police officers recently said it is unlikely the
case will be settled.
Local
student is Fayette system's first Presidential Scholar
Starr's
Mill High School senior Chad Troop is surprised, and why not? He's been
named one of 140 Presidential Scholars out of 2.8 million students nationwide.
PTC
Council's help sought for high-rent senior apartments
A
private developer is seeking help from the Peachtree City Council in
establishing a high-income apartment complex for seniors.
Students
culprit of debris left at PTC facilities
What
passes for good clean fun for local high school students has forced
extra cleanup work on city employees at the Kedron boat docks off Peachtree
Parkway and the Meade girls softball parking lot in the past week.
Booth
students form council for a day
Ten eighth-graders
at Booth Middle School got a taste of what it is like to be an elected
official as they officiated a mock session of the Peachtree City Council.
Students
get a taste of Hawaii
Third-grade
students at Peachtree City Elementary School recently took a trip to
Hawaii where they enjoyed customary food, dance and arts and crafts.
School
celebrates new playground with ribbon cutting ceremony
Thanks
to the help of parents and Sen. Greg Hecht, students at Tyrone Elementary
School now have a new playground to enjoy.
Police
Blotter
Movies
Board
ponders school budget
Coweta
County school board officials are expected to approve a tentative $112
million general fund budget Saturday morning.
Graduates
head to the future
Students
at Coweta County's three public high schools will flip their tassels
this weekend and start on their journey in life.
City
gets ready to impose moratorium
The
city of Senoia took the first step Monday night toward imposing a 90-day
moratorium on new zoning requests.
City
accepts water grant
Senoia
took another step Monday toward opening its water plant.
Mike
Fitzpatrick is helping protect kids
More
than 2,100 children are reported missing each day.
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