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PTC
tantrums: Facts vie with blind faith
By CAL
BEVERLY
editor@thecitizennews.com
The headline in
Friday’s Citizen said, “No crimes at DAPC.”
A
blending of traditions from holidays of the past
By JOHN
THOMPSON
jthompson@TheCitizenNews.com
Like many of you
reading this column, I’m not from here. Although I’ve lived
in the area for 20 years, I’m still considered a “newcomer.”
A
seasonal mistake: After thanksgiving
By MICHAEL
BOYLAN
mboylan@TheCitizenNews.com
I made a mistake
last Friday and went shopping.
Give
Bush plus, minus marks for trip
By JOHN
MUNFORD
jmunford@TheCitizenNews.com
Secrets and lies,
or, how President Bush flew in and out of Baghdad unscathed:
- LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR
Let’s
have a little peace about tree
I applaud the management
of The Avenue for their attempt at making the lighting of the “Peace
Tree” an all-inclusive celebration of the holiday season. A recent
letter to the editor blasts The Avenue for their lack of “moral
courage” by not calling the tree a “Christmas” tree.
Remember
this: Miracles do happen
With all the political
unpleasantness going on in Peachtree City government, and all the ugly
ridiculous letters to the editor, accusations, gossip, dishonesty, and
who knows who is telling the truth, I wanted to print this article on
a very positive, Christian note.
Boom
cars ruining PTC’s peace; crack down
I live in an area
of condos in Peachtree City. Over the past few months, the number of
boom cars (loud window-rattling car stereos) have become a huge problem
here.
Greta,
a gentle, furry senior, needs help
I work as a veterinary
nurse at The Animal Medical Clinic in Peachtree City. We have an extraordinary
group of clients, who go to great lengths to provide the best care for
their furry family members. Our community is filled with compassionate
animal lovers, and I hope this letter tugs at the heartstrings of a
special person, who can offer love and generosity to a gentle soul in
need.
Rutherford:
Thanks
I wish to thank
everyone who voted in the November 4 and 25, 2003 elections.
Lay
off the moose
I agree completely!
Leave the [Bugaboo Creek Steakhouse] moose alone. City Council, put
your time and efforts in other areas.
Finish
the coach story
If the facts present
in Mark Jones’ Nov. 26 missive can be verified regarding the onerous
treatment of this public school teacher, and the several episodes of
questionable ethical conduct by a local principal, a school board member
and/or his spouse, placed a teacher’s reputation and credentials
in jeopardy, it would seem the “tryout” story is not over.
CNN
reporter, keep your opinions (and anti-Bush bias) to yourself
I was infuriated
on Thanksgiving day when I heard a CNN reporter in Iraq characterize
President Bush’s unannounced visit with troops as political gamesmanship.
Tennant:
Missing meeting was only way to stand up for principles
Last Thursday [Nov.
20], Council Member Annie McMenamin and I hand-delivered a letter to
city manager Bernie McMullen indicating that we would not be at that
night’s council meeting, thereby preventing a quorum, in protest
of what we believed was a predetermined vote to approve a budget and
to make a taxpayer funded loan to the newly created Peachtree City Tourism
Association. (It should be noted that Mrs. McMenamin and I told the
city manager we were available to attend a special called meeting on
Monday morning to handle other city business matters.)
Investigation
of DAPC: Letters from police chief, GBI, explain decision
Special Press Release
Kroger,
Pizza Hut open arms to family in need
I would like to
let your paper know of a wonderful kindness shown to my family by the
manager (Tom Mackey) of the Fayetteville Kroger at Banks Road.
Sallie’s
‘prayer’ ruined reader’s Thanksgiving
The title of Sally
Satterthwaite’s last article was indeed true: She ruined my Thanksgiving
day! To imply that the Iraq war is an “invented war” was probably
the most offensive statement yet.
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