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arrested in $100K jewelry heist in PTC
Peachtree City police
arrested three men believed to be illegal aliens Friday night and charged
them with stealing nearly $100,000 worth of jewelry from a courier's
vehicle parked in Braelinn Village Shopping Center.
Fayetteville
plans second LCI workshop
The city of Fayetteville
will convene its second Livable Centers Initiative meeting Monday at
6 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall. The public is invited to
attend this open forum.
Westpark
evacuated for morning gas leak
Businesses at the
Westpark Walk shopping center were evacuated as a precautionary measure
while emergency officials investigated a natural gas leak in the area
Wednesday morning.
CCSU
gets presence in Peachtree City
Clayton
College and State University's new home at the Peachtree City Tennis
Center was broken in with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday
afternoon.
Crash
with tree claims life of Fayette woman Wednesday
A
Fayette woman who died Wednesday morning when her car veered off Ga.
Highway 85 near Lisbon Road may have lost consciousness moments before
the crash, according to the Fayette County Sheriff's Department.
Jewell
fired from Senoia Police Department
Senoia's
highest profile police officer was quietly relieved of his duties Sept.
19.
Fishin'
tales carry great lessons for life
By Dr.
DAVID L. CHANCEY
Pastor
Heard any good fishin'
stories lately? I've run across two that sound fishy to me, but are
supposedly real life happenings in the "truth is stranger than
fiction" category.
Things
aren't always as they seem
By REV.
DR. KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
Each
year, if at all possible, I make my pilgrimage to Alaska as a chaplain
for North Country River Charters out of Fairbanks. My dear friend Bill
O'Halloran has a first-class operation for fishing and hunting. If you
would like to see the operation on the Internet, do a search for "North
Country River Charters (NCRC) and it will come up.
Simple
maneuver may help those prone to fainting
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
Today's column is
not for everybody and, in fact, may be applicable to only a handful
of readers, specifically those who are prone to fainting (syncope episodes).
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