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Traffic
light relocation set for July 22
The
relocation of the Wynnmeade Parkway traffic light to MacDuff Parkway
on Ga. Highway 54 is scheduled to be completed July 22 according to
recent information provided to Peachtree City officials.
Auditorium
plans to go before PTC voters; church campus eyed for community center
A new project has
sprouted out of a movement to "finish off" Peachtree City's
recreation facilities.
Wynnmeade
plans before PTC commission Monday
A
planned expansion of the Wynnmeade subdivision will be considered by
the Peachtree City Planning Commission at its meeting Monday night.
New
PTC financial policies focus on maintaing adequate cash reserves
With
Peachtree City's financial belt tightening looming in the future, a
series of financial policies have been adopted by the City Council to
help prevent cash shortfalls.
PTC
resident honored by GSP for saving three kids from burning car on interstate
Kevin
Snyder still remembers the fear that rippled through his mind while
he rescued three children from a burning car on the interstate earlier
this year. "I was never afraid for myself. I was just terrified
I was going to fail," Snyder said. "I was just in sheer terror
for those kids."
PTC
resident raising money for breast cancer research
Mary
Margaret Lehman of Peachtree City wants to do her part for breast cancer
research.
Police
Blotter
Movies
New
transportation initiative runs the gamut
Road
improvements, express buses and the beginning of commuter rail are among
recently announced plans to help ease the Atlanta traffic crunch in
the next five years.
Twin
Lakes could sell soon
The
city of Senoia could see a major development come to fruition after
nearly 12 years of starts and stops.
Senoia
hires new police chief
After
seven months, Senoia Police Chief Julian Crowder can remove the "interim"
term from his title.
Cities
get SPLOST update
Coweta's
municipalities will finalize their proposed projects for a special purpose
sales tax vote July 24.
Grave
stone project continues
Members
of the Sharpsburg Sharpshooters Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 1729
continue their project of placing grave stones at the burial sites of
Confederate veterans.
Sports
Lazers
team makes Final Four
Peachtree
City's Under 14 Lazers White team has put together a nice win streak.
They won the state tournament, which qualified them for the recent Region
III tournament in Memphis, Tenn, went 4-0-1 there and will now compete
for the national title July 24-29 in Indianapolis, IN.
Awards
given for those in Fourth of July parade
The
4th of July Parade in Peachtree City was a tremendous success again
this year, featuring many entrants in the parade. The winners of the
parade awards in the golf cart division are as follows: Eleanor Gaynor
in third place, Charles Micallef in second place and the Japanese/American
Friendship Society in first place.
Sports
Calendar
Opinion
A
prayer for each of our nameless, faceless, helpless aborted babies . .
.
By DAVID
EPPS
Pastor
For personal, religious,
and moral reasons, I was the first person in our denomination to become
a member of "CEC for Life," which was patterned after the
Roman Catholic Church's "Priests for Life," a pro-life organization.
In the spring of this year, I was among several priests and deacons
who joined our bishop for a special and unique service in downtown Atlanta
across the street from one of the South's most notorious abortion clinics.
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