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Sewer
lawsuit finale set today
Tyrone
and Fairburn officials will find out Friday whether their sewerage agreement
will go down the drain, along with home buyers' plans to move into a
new Tyrone subdivision.
James
sees busy session in 2002
When
the General Assembly convenes next week, state Sen. Donzella James knows
it's going to be a busy session.
Hecht
aims at 9/11 pranksters, gas prices
In
the aftermath of Sept. 11, there's no shortage of people who think it's
funny to phone in a bomb threat to a mall, a large retail store or a
school.
Squeezing
the pennies tight this year
Fairburn
City Administrator Tony Cox is getting ready to start 2002 with one
of the tightest budgets in recent years.
Cowta
annexation of Rico residents may not be dead
Hope
may spring for South Fulton residents who want to be annexed into Coweta
County.
Help
is on the way for high heating bills
As
the coldest months of the year approach, nonprofit organizations and
state and local agencies are gearing up to provide assistance to qualified
individuals looking for help with their natural gas bills.
Truth
is finally sinking in
There
is an old saying in politics: repeat something enough times, and eventually
the people will believe it.
Sports
Patriots
and Tigers sweep games on Tuesday
Tuesday
night was an exciting night for the local high school basketball teams.
Sandy Creek's boys got their 15th win of the season, while the Lady
Patriots won their second game in their last three tries. Fayette County's
boys and girls defeated McIntosh in a county and region showdown and
Starr's Mill's boys fell to Forest Park.
Starr's
Mill win county duals
Starr's Mill is
still the dominant wrestling team in Fayette County but the Fayette
County Tigers are closing in. The Panthers defeated McIntosh, Sandy
Creek and Fayette County on Tuesday in the county duals and look like
a contender for another region championship.
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