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PTC
Council cuts over $1.3 million in projects from 2003 budget; tax hike
may still be in the works
In
a lengthy budget meeting Monday night, the Peachtree City Council pared
down a potential $1.375 budget increase for 2003 down to $181,000 by
cutting a number of public improvement projects.
True
crime author to appear at PTC library Thursday
Local
readers can meet Georgia true crime author Jaclyn Weldon White when
she appears at the Peachtree City Library Thursday, July 25 at 7:00
p.m.
PTC
Airport Authority gets grant to seal cracks on runway, apron and taxiways
The
weather, plane traffic and who knows what else have left their marks
on the paved runway, taxiways and aprons of Falcon Field.
PTC
beautification committee seeks more volunteers
Peachtree
City's Beautification Committee wants you.
Hwy.
54 overlay committee to meet, make several decisions
The
overlay committee studying design and infrastructure issues for Ga.
Highway 54 West in Peachtree City will meet Monday night at 7 p.m. at
City Hall.
Police
Blotter
Correction
A front-page story
July 17 contained a mistake about an auditorium at Whitewater High School,
scheduled to open in the fall of 2004. In fact, the new school will
contain an auditorium. The auditorium will be built as part of the $23.3
million construction project, and the new school will open with a completed
auditorium. It is the policy of The Citizen to correct errors of fact
upon notification.
Voter
registration deadline is Monday
Monday is the final
day Georgians can register to vote in the Aug. 20 general primary, the
Secretary of State's office announced this week.
Movies
Christie's
to auction local Gone With The Wind items
Local
"Gone With The Wind" collector Herb Bridges will have nearly
5,000 items sold at an auction at Christie's in New York next Wednesday.
Personnel
director completes management program
Coweta
County Personnel Director Rick Watson has achieved the status of Certified
Human Resource Manager following completion of the Certified Human Resource
Manager Program administered by the University of Georgia's Carl Vinson
Institute of Government.
East
Coweta's newest school is ready for Aug. opening
Willis
Road Elementary School has completed final construction well ahead of
schedule, and principal Charles Smith is looking forward to welcoming
students for the first day of school on August 12.
Senoia
Police Department seeking community donations for bear program
The
Senoia Police Department wants to get more involved in the community.
County
wants more equitable tax distribution
Coweta
County met with leaders from its cities last week to discuss a proposed
distribution of sales tax dollars.
County
shuts off Atlanta water line
Coweta
County shut off its water connection with Atlanta last week after a
large amount of manganese was found in the water supply.
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