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Will
Fayette go for buses?
To bus or not to
bus will be the question on the Fayette County commissioners' minds
during their meeting Thursday night.
Permit
is filed for 650-acre Lake Mac
The long-discussed
Lake McIntosh project is now officially "in the works."
Vet
assistant charged with injecting wife with pet drugs
A former veterinary
assistant who used to work at Fayette Animal Hospital in Fayetteville
has been arrested for administering pet medications to his wife at their
north Fayette home, actions which investigators believe may have caused
permanent physical damage.
Beware,
drivers: Blue light special may lead to arrest
Some Fayette motorists
are driving vehicles equipped with accessory lights that are in violation
of Georgia law.
Fayette
ballerina poses for a dance that's bigger than life
Imagine, if you
will, a sculpture of a young ballerina in a pose reminiscent of a Degas
painting.
Ted
hits a home run with Fayette opening
Sporting
a grin from ear to ear, Atlanta's most famous billionaire, Ted Turner,
came to Peachtree City last week to open his latest business venture.
Wheat
mulling commission run
This
fall's election may feature a familiar face to many Fayette voters.
Anthony
Carter to stand trial on multiple development violations
A
Fayette man will stand trial Monday in Fayette County State Court for
several violations of county development regulations, including three
counts of ignoring stop work orders issued by county staff.
Tyrone
leaders answer critics
A
recent batch of criticism has left Tyrone's town leaders fighting mad.
PTC
Council to talk budget, traffic at retreat this weekend
Naturally,
Peachtree City's budget will be a major recurring topic at the annual
City Council retreat scheduled for this weekend at the Wyndham Peachtree
Conference Center.
Seabaugh:
Use gas tax revenues for local road repairs
Fayette
state Sen. Mitch Seabaugh, R-Sharpsburg, may get his wish to dedicate
funds from Georgia's motor vehicle fuel sales tax revenues to fixing
the state's roads.
Hartsfield,
EPD enter consent agreement over deicing spill
Hartsfield
Atlanta International Airport and the Georgia Environmental Protection
Division have executed a consent agreement to address the state's concerns
resulting from the Jan. 3 release of aircraft deicing fluid into the
Flint River.
New
conference room gets 2nd green light
Fayette
County commissioners will go forward with plans to re-configure their
conference room.
PTC
Council signs off on update to land use plan
Peachtree
City's new update to its land use plan is now officially on the books.
PTC
council restricts parking on Prime Point to one side of road
Parking
on Prime Point in Peachtree City will now be restricted to one side
of the road due to safety concerns at the recommendation of the city
police department.
Collins
hails passage of stimulus provisions
Fayette's
U.S. representative, Mac Collins, is claiming victory in the Senate's
passage last week of the Worker Assistance and Job Creation Act (HR
3090) to help those laid off in the wake of the terrorist attacks of
Sept. 11.
Candidate
offers answer to Enron
Republican
congressional candidate William Coit says he has an answer to the Enron
scandal.
Collins:
Campaign finance reform is a shell game
Citing
a lack of real soft money reform and political posturing, Fayette's
congressman, Mac Collins, voted against the modified Shays-Meehan Campaign
Finance Reform Bill (HR 2356).
Want
to be a Girl Scout leader?
Girl Scouts are
looking for a few good leaders men or women.
Peer
support program helps students cope
Following the unexpected
deaths of two Fayette County High School students in December, the school
is reaching out to help the student body cope with its losses by implementing
weekly support groups through a special program.
Clayton
State's tax help program is ready
The Clayton College
& State University Accounting Club's annual program to help the
public deal with one of the two certainties of life taxes has begun
for 2002.
Special
quilts honor America's heroes
Warmth and comfort
are the feelings Rising Starr Middle School students hope their patriotic
quilts will bring to New York City firefighters.
Scavenger
hunt boosts black history knowledge
What
do potato chips, ice cream and traffic signals have in common?
Alumni
to raise money for Bent Tree cast and foundation
The
Clayton State Alumni Association plans to raise $50,000 as part of the
university's 2001/2002 annual fund drive to purchase the previously
made cast of the "Bent Tree" and help support the university's
missions and goals through the Clayton College & State University
Foundation
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