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Foreign journalists visit Farmers Market

Foreign journalists visit Farmers Market : They come from far and wide to the Oconee Farmers Market on Saturday mornings for fresh, local produce and handcrafted specialty items.

More scenes from the recent past - Watkinsville City Council edition November 2016

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 I am grateful to be joining this august body otherwise known as the Watkinsville City Council in January 2017. You are welcome to come to the swearing in ceremony 7:00 pm Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at the Watkinsville Community Center on VFW Drive (off State Route 53/Experiment Station Road) in lovely downtown Watkinsville. This will be the next to last meeting where I am on this side of the rail. The Watkinsville City Council approved the agenda with due diligence and only one vote after an applicant left the lectern. Various beer and wine as well as distilled spirits applications were approved at the usual places with the retiring gentlemen I am replacing remaining steadfast in his opposition to vote in the affirmative for any of the applicants.  So no unanimity, but all passed after brief inquiries.  I am looking forward to working with Watkinsville City Council members Marci Campbell, Connie Massey, and the Brian Brodrick, along with fellow new council member Christine

More scenes from the recent past - Watkinsville City Council edition November 2016

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 I am grateful to be joining this august body otherwise known as the Watkinsville City Council in January 2017. You are welcome to come to the swearing in ceremony 7:00 pm Wednesday, January 18, 2017 at the Watkinsville Community Center on VFW Drive (off State Route 53/Experiment Station Road) in lovely downtown Watkinsville. This will be the next to last meeting where I am on this side of the rail. The Watkinsville City Council approved the agenda with due diligence and only one vote after an applicant left the lectern. Various beer and wine as well as distilled spirits applications were approved at the usual places with the retiring gentlemen I am replacing remaining steadfast in his opposition to vote in the affirmative for any of the applicants.  So no unanimity, but all passed after brief inquiries.  I am looking forward to working with Watkinsville City Council members Marci Campbell, Connie Massey, and the Brian Brodrick, along with fellow new council member Christine

Fwd: Reciprocal III - Deadline Nov. 22 at Noon

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Sent on my Samsung Galaxy S® 6. -------- Original message -------- From: Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation <info@ocaf.com> Date: 11/17/16 8:18 AM (GMT-05:00) To: lowellsdad@gmail.com Subject: Reciprocal III - Deadline Nov. 22 at Noon Call for Entries, Exclusively for OCAF Members C A L L   F O R   E N T R I E S Reciprocal III The University of North Georgia (UNG) Art Galleries are accepting submissions to Reciprocal III, the third annual juried exhibition of works by Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF) members held on the Oconee campus.  Send in your art! Award: Juror Malia Krolak, D irector of School of Art Galleries at LSU, will award one artist a solo exhibition at the University of North Georgia Gallery.   Open to all OCAF Members No entry fee Deadline: Entries must be received by November 22, 2016, at noon.  Exhibition Dates: The exhibition will be on view from Jan. 16 - Feb. 10, 2017. Artists selected for

Last night's Oconee County Democratic Committee was more packed and powerful than ever

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State Rep. Stacey Evans of Cobb County I was amazed at the overflow turn out at the Oconee County Democratic Committee, but given the fact that earlier in the week I was confirmed as the winner in the very close nonpartisan Watkinsville City Council by a two vote margin that withstood UOCAVA (three overseas votes of Watkinsville residents evidently went 2 to 1 for me), and then coupled with the lingering shock from the Presidential election, spurred a crowd where we had to get chairs at least a half dozen times from a nearby closet. Thank you to everyone who voted for me, and I am honored to be the first Democrat elected in a long time in a contested race in Oconee County, Georgia, the reddest of the red counties has a blue dot on the map in the county seat of Watkinsville. Stacey Evans addressed a large audience Sunday at the Library 45 people crammed in a conference room to hear about the amazingly frank talk from Cobb County Democratic State Representative Stacey Godfrey

Trump’s Cobb defeat creates headaches for GOP

Trump’s Cobb defeat creates headaches for GOP

Matthews wins close race for Watkinsville City Council

Matthews wins close race for Watkinsville City Council

Molly Swindall Explains One Vote Does Matter

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Should find out the certified results this afternoon