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Tax
cut bill: No relief for many who pay mortgage insurance
New Tax Bill: What's
in it for Homeowners?
- LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
A
sunny dispatch from retail: 'My pleasure!'
Retail has changed
in my lifetime. OK, lots of things have changed. Now I don't want to
become my parents, but sometimes I get irritated at the way I'm treated
in retail establishments. I try not to show it, and anymore I don't
even notice some of the rudeness extended to me; it just seems normal
these days.
PAC
officers object: No candidates yet chosen
In the Wednesday,
June 4 edition of The Citizen on page 6A you published an e-mail from
the mayor of Peachtree City entitled, "Authority's finances for
10 years pose questions." The last paragraph of the mayor's e-mail
mentions our organization, DIRECT PAC.
Group
dissatisfied with 'tone, direction' of PTC government
Though we appreciate
the mayor's interest in our activities, we politely correct him. DIRECT
PAC has not endorsed Mr. Tennant. In fact, we have not yet endorsed
any candidate for the council seats to be contested in the next election.
Tennant:
Brown's e-mail contains at least 12 lies
I received an e-mail
from Steve Brown yesterday (attached). The mayor has chosen a path of
personal destruction to attempt to discredit me, and I am certain he
will continue on the warpath until election day.
Clarification:
Council didn't approve of mayor's letter
Council member [Annie]
McMenamin called me Friday and asked that I forward her concern about
the introduction to the two letters on Page 6A in last Wednesday's edition.
It reads, "The following e-mail was provided to The Citizen as
part of an exchange between Mayor Steve Brown, members of the Peachtree
City Council and the city's Development Authority."
Why,
in a built-out city, does the library need expanding?
My family moved
here several years ago because of the lifestyle afforded by Peachtree
City. As I take a drive through town, however, I'm troubled at the amount
of money that's being spent unnecessarily.
Don't
assume bad motives
I read the recent
letter that was critical of an officer who drove at a high rate of speed
on Huiet Road before stopping in a recreation area and exiting his patrol
car.
Don't
confuse Clayton State with county schools
There is, unfortunately,
some confusion in the region.
Unconditional
love does not endorse sinful acts
Please permit one
more response to Jeff Ellis's pain caused by the perceived lack of acceptance
of his son's homosexuality. As a parent, my heart is deeply saddened
by the pain the Ellis family is suffering. It is wonderful that the
Ellises love their son unconditionally, as they should.
Give
businesses what they want: Pass smoking ban now
Give business what
they are waiting for. They know how to contain the smoker's overflowing
waste, the waste that can make you sick enough to die. We showed them
five years ago how to do it more cost-effectively using their current
ventilating system. However, they are waiting for you to fix the problem.
Carpe
diem and make most of your college experience
As I watch the Class
of 2003 hang their graduation tassels from their rearview mirrors and
drive toward the great beyond of college, I reflect on the myriad experiences
and lessons I've gained in the year since I packed up everything I'd
acquired over the past 18 years and left Fayette County.
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