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Medieval
struggle emerges in PTC
By
CAL BEVERLY
Publisher
What is going on
in the tiff between the Peachtree City Council and the city's Development
Authority and should you even care?
Ode
to iced tea
By
BILLY MURPHY
Laugh Lines
If Shakespeare had
been raised in the South, the adopted homeland of iced tea, he surely
would have written: "Lipton, Lipton, wherefore art thou, Lipton?"
LETTERS
TO THE EDITOR
Column
misinformed about Tyrone annexing
Imagine my surprise
to open the May 15 edition of your paper, and once again read a column
about Tyrone from someone that obviously had not taken the time to do
any research on the statements he made. I always find it amazing when
someone expresses his opinion based only on his perceptions, only to
find out just how confused that person really is or that he doesn't
care enough to do his homework to find the true story.
Thanks
for good food, Foodie fillet
Sadly, Bruce Scott
of the Famous Fish Company nailed it when he filleted F.C. Foodie's
review.
Reader
has own wish list
The president of
the Famous Fish Company needs to take Reading Comprehension 101.
Bravo
for Chef Bruce Scott
I enjoyed reading
Chef Bruce Scott's lengthy but informative editorial in last week's
Citizen. Although he may have taken the F.C. Foodie column a bit too
personal, he brought up many thoughts and observations that were right
on the mark.
'How
dare you'
This stance by the
owner/chef of Famous Fish Company is right in line with the experience
my family had there.
Mayor
and his 'yes' men are costing city money
Forgive the length
of my letter but there is much to say about the situation between the
Peachtree City Council and the Development and Airport authorities.
Mayor
denied voters just representation last week
Last week 69 percent
of Peachtree City voters went unrepresented at the City Council meeting.
That's right, more than two-thirds of those who cast their vote in the
council election more than two years ago were denied representation.
Brown
right about tennis
I have no relation
to Steve Brown either. Thanks, Steve, for taking on all of these issues
that make sense to most people.
Story
biased against Watson
I believe this report
regarding the proceedings in the Watson matter was biased and prejudicial
against Jim Watson. Further, I fail to see how Mr. Watson's prior occupations
would enable him to hide a body where it would never be found. At any
rate, her remains were found, so maybe he didn't do it after all.
Throw
kisses, not candy, at PTC July 4th parade
I would like to
address some of the comments made by Ms. Beth Loftin regarding the Booth
eighth graders.
Throwing
candy at PTC 4th parade is our way of life
Throwing candy at
PTC 4th parade is our way of life
Story
on science winners overemphasized competition
I was very disappointed
in the recent National Science Championship article. The real story
here is that two Fayette County middle school teams, for the first time
ever, placed first and second place in this prestigious national competition.
McIntosh,
Fayette County H.S. also in debate tourney
The story about
the Starr's Mill debate team was good, but you could have also mentioned
that the McIntosh and Fayette County high schools were also sending
students to the national tournament. The fact that three of our county's
high schools are competing in the national tournament says something
about the caliber of students that we have here. As a newspaper representing
our county, this could, and should, be a story worth taking another
look at.
Agent
failed to disclose home lay beneath airport approach
Thank you for the
April 12 article on concerns over a new subdivision being built right
under the future planned precision approach of Peachtree City Airport.It
was an excellent article on a timely issue affecting homeowners and
home buyers across the country.
Reckless
child on motorized scooter is buzzing neighbors
Parents, what were
you thinking? Do you think when your young son leaves home on his motorized
scooter, that he drives sensibly and carefully? Well he doesn't.
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