Oconee County, GA Politics

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I will see what I can do about attaching some if not all of the membership forms. Woven brightly,  Daniel J. Matthews, Jr. Subject: Oconee County Cycling Organization, Membership Meeting, Mon. September 13 Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2010 13:58:22 +0000 Dear Cycling Friends: The Developmental Board of the Oconee Cycling Organization (OCCO) is pleased to announce our first membership meeting. This is an important meeting. We will we elect our first official board and chart our course for cycling advocacy in the next year. If you are interested in cycling advocacy in Oconee County, please make plans to attend: Monday, September 13th, 2010, 7:30 -8:30 PM The Oconee County Library 1080 Experiment Station Rd. Watkinsville, GA 30677 Refreshments will be served The meeting is open only to registered members of OCCO. If you are not yet a member, this would be an ideal time to join. Annual dues are $25.00, please bring cash or check.  Or use the attached form to send your dues in. ...

Everyone - Gary Doster has agreed to be our speaker at the next OCHS meeting.  The title of his talk is " Elijah Clarke and the Trans-Oconee Republic ."  This is the story of a short-lived independent state established west of the Oconee River in 1794.  Clarke and his followers erected fortified settlements, wrote a constitution, and elected their own officials.  Gary will discuss why it was established and how it ended.  He is a enthusiastic speaker who loves a crowd and has lots of local history to share. Ben

So what happens when the Mayor does not want to attend to the town's business? Politics, like space, abhors a vacuum. So this is what happened, according to Fred, while Mayor Jeff Thomas did not attend the meetings of the council over the last months of his considerable tenure. Some meetings had quorums, others did not, but that never stopped the concerned citizen activists of this small town from attending to the needs of the people in this small crossroads. From: Fred Johnson  Date: January 17, 2010 2:24:24 PM EST To: Fred Johnson ilovehighshoals@yahoo.com Subject: TONHS October through December Town Notes from Fred Dear Fellow High Shoalers,                                                                       January 17, 2009 Since our last meeting where a quorum was present in Septemb...