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Sincerely,  Dan Matthews Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2013 15:48:08 -0500 Subject: The Pastures of Rose Creek: This Week's Harvest From: pastures1051@gmail.com To: Hello everyone!  And happy 2013!  Wow.  We made it - and without any cataclysmic cosmic events, poles shifting, or worldwide seismic disasters (phew!)....well at least none that I am aware of - we have hardly left our little oasis (the farm, of course!).  :) Well, this week at our produce stand we have... FARM FRESH EGGS PECANS TURNIPS ICICLE RADISHES BEETS KALE HEIRLOOM TOMATOES  ...no biscotti this week....sorry to all the biscotti fans!  I had a husband in great need of a lemon meringue pie...so really, blame him  :) And more veggies soon to come!  We now have 2 hoop houses up and planted to get a jump start on the spring growing season.  So, if the current veggie variety doesn't strike your fancy, keep an eye out - more is coming!...

AGENDA CITY OF WATKINSVILLE January 9, 2013 CALL TO ORDER QUORUM CHECK MINUTES 1.  December 12, 2012 APPEARANCES 1.  Evey Renoir – business license – European Cousine LLC – 10D Barnett Shoals Road ADMINISTRATION 1.  December 31, 2012 Reconciliation Report MAYOR’S REPORT CITIZEN’S COMMENTS OLD BUSINESS NEW BUSINESS Consider Standing Committees ADJOURN

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Subject: Oconee Historical Society January Meeting Happy New Year! Please join us for our first 2013 meeting at 7 pm, Tuesday, January 22 at Ashford on Main in Watkinsville. We recently completed our strategic plan and now have a clear focus for the future.  Three main concentration areas have been selected: identification of historic structures, collection of historic artifacts, and gathering of oral histories.   We want to begin with an inventory of historic structures so we are asking you to bring to the meeting a list of five "historic" buildings you find interesting. These structures can be ones you know a great deal about or ones you would like to learn about.  Even if you don't have names for the structures, addresses and/or photos of them would be helpful.  Our first step will be to start gathering and compiling interesting information about them.  It will be a big help to have you involved. At the meeting we will discuss ...

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From: Denise Ricks athensareademocrats@hotmail.com Date: December 29, 2012 8:25:48 AM EST To: Athens Area Democrats athensareademocrats@hotmail.com Subject: Athens Area Democrats Breakfast - January 12th ATHENS AREA DEMOCRATS BREAKFAST SPEAKERS Spencer Frye State House of Representatives - District 118 Frank Ginn Georgia State Senate – District 47 They will be discussing the upcoming legislative session. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 TH   AT 9:00AM BRETT'S 3190 ATLANTA HIGHWAY * ATHENS, GA (in the Ingles shopping center – near Phil Hughes Honda) BRETT'S IS NOT NORMALLY OPEN FOR BREAKFAST. THEY OPEN AND PREPARE THE BREAKFAST JUST FOR OUR MEETING. THEREFORE, WE MUST GIVE THEM A REASONABLY CAREFUL NUMBER TO EXPECT.   IF YOU MAKE A RESERVATION, YOU ARE EXPECTED TO PAY THE $10.    WE DO ALLOW PEOPLE TO COME JUST FOR THE PROGRAM. HOWEVER, THIS IS A BREAKFAST MEETING AND SPACE IS LIMITED.    WHILE WE WELCOME ANYO...

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