Oconee County, GA Politics

Town of North High Shoals - meeting tonight on building new Town Hall TONHS Residents, Council member Holzman is inviting community members to come to the council meeting tonight at Town Hall at 7:30 pm to provide community input on the new town hall.  He says they will be " Putting the final touches on the request of proposals or deciding to go with an architect."   Please come provide them input on this important building project and pass on the word about the meeting. Here is the rest of the agenda:  Old Business:      Street Update – M. Beall          Possible Erosion Plantation/Speedway – V. Dawe      Park Update – M. Beall; S. Holzman Barn,          Clean-Up Day, Fitness Trail, Playground Equipment, etc.      Swimming Pool and Fence – Morgan Wheeler   ...

From: Fred Johnson ilovehighshoals@yahoo.com   To: Fred Johnson ilovehighshoals@yahoo.com  Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 7:38 PM Subject: TONHS Official Dog Day Announcement for May 5 from Fred Hello! The North High Shoals Mayor and Council invites you to share your morning with us at Dog Day in North High Shoals on  May 5 from 9:00-noon.  It's a day to enjoy the town and its park, the spring weather, friends and family, and your special dogs.  Several contests will be offered, and snacks will be available. In addition, if you know someone who might want to help with the show (for example, someone who has hunting dogs that could give a demonstration), please let organizer John MacKay know.    Several organizations have committed, including Dock Dogs, the Oconee Fire Department and more. Please help us spread the word, and let John MacKay know if you can volunteer to assist with setting up the obstacle course, ...

Fred Johnson is a former member of the North High Shoals City Council and an Oconee County Democrat. He is a really nice guy,  has a wonderful family, is concerned member of the human race, and I am glad he is a member of our enlightened organization. He is also a Walton County teacher and a soccer father. His posts about North High Shoals are often included in this blog. However, do not show him your privet unless you want those hedges gone forever.