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Will
copter proposal fly this week?
Everything old is
new again at the Fayette County Commission meeting tomorrow night.
Unpopular
rezoning continued in Tyrone
More than 20 citizens
in Tyrone came out to last Thursday's Town Council meeting to voice
their displeasure over a possible rezoning on a 36.724-acre tract owned
by developer Burt Clark. The tract is bordered by Laurelwood Road and
Laurel Lake Drive and the people that live near there do not want to
see any changes.
PTC
Council gives teens expanded cart rights
Newly minted to
drive alone on Peachtree City's golf cart paths, 15-year-olds with state
learner's permits can now take their siblings for a spin, too
Lake
Mac gets to public hearing stage
A public
hearing about the proposed construction of a new reservoir lake for Fayette
County will be held Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m.
Basinger
says good-bye to PTC employees
One of Jim Basinger's
last official duties as Peachtree City's city manager Friday afternoon
was largely ceremonial, but one he cherished nonetheless.
Victim
to jury: boyfriend attacked me with knife
A
Fayette County jury began deliberations yesterday in the case of a former
Brooks resident accused of attacking his live-in girlfriend and putting
a knife to her throat.
Federal
judge rules in Fayetteville's favor
A
federal lawsuit filed by a former Fayetteville employee has been resolved
in the city's favor, wrapping up more than two years of litigation.
PTC
passes on connecting new subdivision to Tyrone
A
developer's request for permission to link his under-construction subdivision
to a future subdivision in Tyrone still hasn't been approved by the
Peachtree City Council.
New
school dedication ceremonies
Fayette's newest
elementary schools, Cleveland and Sara Harp Minter, will hold formal
ceremonies to dedicate the two schools to the community later this month
and in October.
After
withdrawing three cemeteries, PTC council approves minor rezonings
A
number of "housekeeping" rezonings were approved by the Peachtree
City Council last week.
Fville
truck fire leads to arson charges for 2
Two
people have been arrested for setting fire to a Fayette man's truck
last week.
Peachtree
City educator wins national award for innovative teaching
Oak Grove Elementary
teacher Mary Filko has been awarded $2,000 for being recognized as one
of the nation's top educators in the 2002 Education's Unsung Heroes
Awards program sponsored by ING Northern Annuity.
Fayetteville
setting 2003 millage
The
first public hearing for the city of Fayetteville's FY2003 budget was
among the items on the Sept. 19 City Council agenda, but because of
a change in information from the tax commissioner's office, the first
public reading will be Oct. 3.
Fall
enrollment sets records at LaGrange College
The number of first-year
students enrolled at LaGrange College hit an all-time high this fall
as 229 day-program freshmen entered the institution. Residence hall
numbers also set a record as nearly 500 students occupied campus living
facilities.
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