Nov 27, 2009 | LaGrange Daily News - LaGrange, Georgia
Post office poll: Will you spend less for Christmas this year?
"I'll spend more. I was laid off at Ryan's Steakhouse, but I got a new job at Franklin Aluminum.
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Can an idle brain have only happy thoughts?
In 1885 in his "Hand-Book of Proverbs," H.G. Bohn included, "An idle brain is the devil's workshop." Maybe so, but I doubt he put my idle thoughts into my brain.
Pleas entered in manslaughter cases
Defendants in two separate cases pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and were sentenced to prison time, according to the office of District Attorney Joe Mulholland.
Dade County Health Department Receives Injectable H1N1 Vaccine
Trenton, GA: The first shipment of injectable H1N1 vaccine has arrived at the Dade County Health Department, according the Health Department Nurse Manager Tammy Franklin.
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The LaGrange Elks Lodge is hosting lunch Nov. 11 and wants every veteran in the area to come and eat at the club.
Soapbox: Next mayor can't slack on Atlanta's sewer overhaul
In addition to crime, finances and transportation, Atlanta's next mayor has a sizable task on his or her to-do list: continue fixing the city's antiquated sewer system.
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The Franklin Church of God located on 12002 Ga. Hwy 100 in Franklin, GA. will hold their 36th annual Homecoming service on Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 10:30 a.m. The Diplomats will be ministering in music and Pastor Noel Forrester will be ministering in the word.
Around Oconee: Are you really scared?
The Oconee County Library will host "Scared Silly," a program of spooky stories for the entire family, at 7 p.m. Monday.
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Heard High School marks homecoming
Homecoming week is under way at Heard County High School, with the theme "Friday Night Lights." A parade through downtown Franklin is planned at 4 p.m. today, with school board Chairman Tim Holtzclaw as grand marshal.
Lee Co. man to serve 14 years for child porn
A 71-year old Lee County man charged for having more than five thousand images of child pornography on his home computer is sentenced to serve 14 years in prison.
Sewer rates among nation's highest
Atlantans already pay more than people in other major cities to flush their toilets or turn on their taps: 108 percent more than in New York; 98 percent more than in Nashville; 144 percent more than in San Antonio.
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West Point Lake water is safe after floods
Tests performed on West Point Lake on Thursday show levels of the bacteria fecal coliform to be 10 times below the level deemed allowable by Georgia Environmental Protection Division.
Vice chairman, secretary named for Three Rivers
The council of the new Three Rivers Regional Commission, at their meeting on Thursday, Sept.
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Troup County appears safe from flooding
Robyn Miles / Daily News Flood waters reach residences on Nutt Road in Franklin on Tuesday after heavy rains in north Georgia.
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Robyn Miles / Daily News Water covers baseball fields and playground equipment in West Point on Thursday as the Chattahoochee River rises out of its banks.
Two days ago, state Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine put the cost of damage caused by the flooding of metro Atlanta at $250 million.
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Woman Who Came to Metro Atlanta from NY to Escape Violence Shot and Killed
A young woman, an aspiring model who just moved to Metro Atlanta from New York hoping to escape the violence there, was shot in the head and killed early Sunday morning when someone blindly fired multiple gunshots into the building and through the window of the apartment she was visiting.
Powers' offers a little bit of everything
Day two of the 39th annual Powers' Festival kicks off with Sunday morning gospel music from 9 to 10 a.m., and the Summerhouse Stage will be active all day long.
Auditions continue for Powers' Rising Star contest
The 39th annual "Powers' Festival" with its new shorter moniker is working to attract a new generation to the now almost four-decades-old Labor Day tradition in Coweta County.