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Tyrone
asks WASA to run sewer system
The
town of Tyrone is asking the Peachtree City Water and Sewer Authority
to consider maintaining its fledgling sewer system.
Expansion
of Gathering Place in PTC set; officials hope for lower bids on project
Now
that the Peachtree City Council has given the go-ahead for the expansion
of the Gathering Place, recreation officials are preparing to send out
a second round of bids for the project.
Mediation
ordered in O'Keefe lawsuit
A
federal lawsuit against Peachtree City and one of its police officers
is headed toward mediation.
Holt
honored by Holly Grove AME
As
part of Black History Month at Holly Grove African Methodist Episcopal
Church, the Rev. David Morrow presented a plaque to Gerri Holt in recognition
of her outstanding service and exemplary commitment to the church and
her community.
Brown:
maintaining quality growth is important to Peachtree City
Peachtree
City's challenge for the future is to maintain its quality growth and
to enhance its standards instead of letting them lapse by the wayside,
according to new Mayor Steve Brown.
Library
patrons honored
Marie
Washburn, vice chair of the Peachtree City Library Commission, honored
Eugene Miller and his wife, Donna, for their contributions to the library.
Design
changes could be coming from DOT for Ga. Highway 54 widening
Peachtree
City officials are trying to get the Georgia Department of Transportation
to tweak its design for the widening of Ga. Highway 54 West from the
intersection of Hwy. 74 to the Coweta County line.
Commercial
rezoning request to be heard by Planning Commision
A proposed commercial
rezoning for land at the former entrance to the Wynnmeade subdivision
will be considered by the Peachtree City Planning Commission at its
regular meeting Monday night.
Extension
granted for electric vehicles on PTC path system
Low speed electric
vehicles can still be used on Peachtree City's path system despite the
fact that the state is not issuing auto tags for them as originally
planned.
Annual
easter egg hunt set for March 30
Local children are
invited to the annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Optimist Club
of Peachtree City Saturday, March 30.
Police
Blotter
Movies
County
wants answers before it board the bus
Before
Coweta County commits to any express bus routes, it needs more answers.
City
wants traffic relief at Rockaway Road intersection
One
of the biggest challenges facing many Senoia commuters is the intersection
of Ga. Highway 74 and Rockaway Road.
Arts
center construction begins
Before long,
Coweta residents will have a new home for the arts.
Sewer
system may be delayed
With
less than three weeks to go until its latest deadline for expansion
of its sewer system, the Senoia City Council received a surprise Monday.
Library
committee causing consternation at commission
A
newly formed library committee has caused one Coweta County commissioner
to change his vote from a previous meeting.
Sports
Local
soccer teams in midseason form
Though
temperatures the early part of this week didn't feel spring like, the
local soccer teams showed they were in midseason form.
Panthers
tennis team nabs two wins
The
Starr's Mill boys tennis team is off to a solid start.
Opinion
Sept.
11 hero's faith revealed to the world in recent Newsweek story
By DAVID EPPS
Pastor
Nearly everyone
has heard the famous word of Todd Beamer from the ill-fated Flight 93
of Sept. 11, "Let's roll." Those words seem to have been a
rallying cry for the nation and have been quoted by such notable as
George W. Bush. But that's not the whole story, as Chris Swanson, administrative
assistant at Mansfield University in Mansfield, Penn., has noted in
a recent article:
Some
voters can do the most amazing, and most confusing, things
By
MONROE ROARK
mroark@thecitizennews.com
The voters
are really confusing me.
With
sinks and car seats, it's most important to read the instructions
By
Rick Ryckeley
Fayette County Fire & Emergency Services
"What about
the instructions?" My wife asked.
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