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Encourage
our soldiers, help local charity
By CAL
BEVERLY
editor@thecitizennews.com
Now it came to
pass in the spring of the year, at the time when kings go out to battle,
that David sent Joab and his servants with him, and all Israel; and
they destroyed the people of Ammon and besieged Rabbah. II Samuel
11:1.
Teens
on break: Parents must get involved
By STEPHEN
WALLACE
Florida? Mexico?
Canada? The Caribbean? So many choices, so little time. As spring break
planning kicks into high gear, many families are left wondering how
best to balance adolescent freedom and safety. After all, this is not
your grandfather's spring break, nor probably even yours.
Hollywood
punditry: So, who are so smart, who are not such bright bulbs?
By
DAVID EPPS
Pastor
Is it just me, or
is anyone else growing weary of Hollywood actors pretending to be experts
on foreign and domestic policy? The Hollywood "experts" are
holding antiwar rallies, screaming about the Bush Administration, running
ads in major newspapers, and trashing the President and his Cabinet
every chance they get with names like "stupid," "morons,"
and "idiots." Jessica Lange went so far as to tell a crowd
in Spain that she hates President Bush and is embarrassed to be an American.
LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR
$40,000
needed by Samaritans by April
I am writing to
you today on behalf of the Fayette Samaritans, who are in need of a
new home. Fayette Samaritans are volunteers who work to provide emergency
assistance for families or individuals needing food or one-time financial
aid. They spend less than 2 percent of every dollar donated for administrative
costs.
Many
amenities you don't use add to your property values
Here's another perspective
on the dog park for you non-dog owners: Peachtree City supports and
maintains parks and cart paths for enjoyment of our citizens and their
value to the city.
Bush
Doctrine reflects lessons of history, not naive pacifist hopes
Critics of the Bush
Administration's decision to lead a coalition of the willing to eliminate
Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction argue that the end-result
of such a policy will be the demise of international cooperation and
collective security. When one examines the lessons of history, however,
one draws a different conclusion.
Let's
pull out of U.N., spend money on U.S.
[Re: Timothy Parker's
letter March 19,] we will be forced to the mat by the weight of our
convictions, Tim. Agree to disagree but I'll close by taking you to
task on two points. You will note I won't bore the masses with four
columns of the printed word after all they "watch reality TV and
read very little anything of consequence." Do I detect the liberal
elitist dogma that convinces the highbrow left the proletariat is incapable
of self-government?
Our
soldiers deserve hearty welcome when they return
The next war is
about on us and it brings back a bit of nostalgia for us old WWII veterans.
Some of the things are in our memory bank in indelible ink.
Gay
rights advocates are intolerant of Boy Scouts
Scouts practice
Golden Rule, but do gay rights activists?
Time
for you to decide: Who is this one named Jesus?
"And the darkness
shall turn to dawning and the dawning to noonday bright and Christ's
great kingdom shall come on earth, the kingdom of love and light and
life.
Online
payment of PTC court fines raises queries
Peachtree City is
in pretty good financial shape, according to Councilman Steve Rapson
at the March 6 City Council meeting. That is one of the reasons he gave
for providing $5,000 for the Dog Park. He also stated he would be willing
to provide the entire $14,000.
Firefighters
need help
Mayor Brown and
council members, this weekend I received the annual Peachtree City Fire
Department newsletter in the mail. To my surprise, I found the department
appealing to the citizens of this city for more firefighters to increase
its staffing in order to meet the minimum level of service.
Safety
is worth cost in PTC
Thank you for publishing
the recent articles which have highlighted the need for more career
personnel for the PCFD.
Stop
criticizing tennis center
I must admit, as
[we are] a family of tennis players, the Peachtree City Tennis center
was a major reason we chose to live here.
PTC
library expansion costly
Re: $1,400,000 Peachtree
City library expansion.
Prosecute
horse starver
Subject: Starved
horses.
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