TONHS - The High Shoals Messenger #8 from John and Fred




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From: Fred Johnson <ilovehighshoals@yahoo.com>
Date: 09/11/2013 10:00 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: Fred Johnson <ilovehighshoals@yahoo.com>
Subject: TONHS - The High Shoals Messenger #8 from John and Fred



The High Shoals Messenger.

                    Vol. 2.1.        HIGH SHOALS, GA.,  THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2013.  NO. 9.
Since 1897  
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 PUBLIC HEARING SET FOR THIS MONDAY

Town Council has scheduled a Public Hearing for September 16, 2013, 7:00 pm, at Town Hall (108 Jefferson Road.) The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the updated zoning map. All residents are encouraged to attend and participate.
HELP WITH HEALTH INSURANCE
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https://www.riteaid.com/pharmacy/prescription-savings/affordable-care-act-information

                                                                                                                                                                    
THE HIGH SHOALS MESSENGER.   HIGH SHOALS,   OCONEE COUNTY,  GEORGIA

HISTORY: The original The High Shoals Messenger was a weekly newspaper first published in 1897 by Ed. N. Center, editor and proprietor. Subscriptions cost 30¢ for 6 months or 50¢ per year, and were mailed out from the High Shoals Post Office. This current version is free and is published monthly by Fred Johnson (ilovehighshoals@yahoo.com) and John MacKay (johnwmackay@gmail.com). While at times its publishers may sit on Town Council, it is not an official publication of the government of the Town of North High Shoals.

ADVERTISING, ETC: The Messenger does not run advertising and does not involve itself in the exchange of money. It exists solely for the dissemination of political and social expression. It is not a commercial enterprise and it contains no commercial speech.

LETTERS TO THE EDITORS: Are solicited and welcomed if signed; anonymous submissions will be refused.

CONTACT THE MESSENGER: John MacKay - johnwmackay@gmail.com, Fred Johnson – ilovehighshoals@yahoo.com.

CONTACT THE TOWN: Town Hall, 108 Jefferson Road, POB 129, High Shoals, GA 30645 / 706.769.4289 / www.northhighshoals.org.
CONTACT THE COUNCIL: Mike Beall – nhsmayor.beall@gmail.com; Jason Wisniewski – wisniewskijm@gmail.com; Steve Holzman - steve_holzman@yahoo.com or 706.769.2819; David Lawrence - papalawrence@bellsouth.net; Stephen Arnold – stephen1160@bellsouth.net; Violet Dawe – 706.769.7805.
© 2013 Fred Johnson and John MacKay.


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