I wanted to update you on the accomplishments that we made in Milledgeville/Baldwin County recently.
With all efforts demonstrated by GMC, community volunteers, KMBB Board Members, and GDOT we picked up 556 bags of litter, which equated to approximately three tons of trash removed from several of our community’s roadsides!
It was a wonderful sense of community pride to see our leaders such as Tara Peters, Mervin Graham, Angie Gheesling, Marion Nelson and many more giving back to our community by making the time to join in with our efforts.
It is so easy to sit back and dictate what needs to be done to solve our problems, and it is invigorating to see our leaders take action and be willing to participate to resolve some of our community’s averse issues.
A big thanks to our chairman, Col. John Thornton and all of the GMC students who demonstrated such eminent civic duty and leadership.
What a shameful example is set to see our school children picking up behind our citizens.
We have had some community visitors this week and we have Grass Roots this weekend, so this event was great timing to remove some of the blight from our main corridors into our community.
Thanks to all who have supported this effort. It brings forth much pride to see leaders join together for the betterment of our community.
Bryan L. Haines, AAE
GDOT
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Effort to pick up roadside litter was a huge success
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Why can’t the commission figure out pool cost?
At the May 15 county commission meeting, the topic of the Baldwin County Swimming Pool again was on the agenda.
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Foster families play a vital role
May is National Foster Care Month, and I wanted to take this opportunity to thank the Foster Parents of Baldwin County for the work they do caring for Georgia’s children and families.
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Thank you for sponsoring Weight Loss Challenge
I would be remiss if I didn’t recognize and submit kudos to our caring Milledgeville businesses that sponsored the recently completed “2012 Weight Loss Challenge.”
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Texting while driving bans are dangerous
State laws that ban texting while driving cause more accidents, and should be modified to encourage safety.
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Thank you for support with fundraisers
It is with a very grateful heart that we welcome God's precious gift and answered prayer to us in the person of Willoughby Tatum (Willough) Bracewell.
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Creekside child’s home should be investigated, too
I’ve been watching, listening and reading the news about the incident with the 6-year-old at Creekside school and wish to speak in the defense of the school officials and the police department.
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Voices for Progress set for May 2
Next month, beginning May 2, we will have an opportunity to come together and work as a community in an effort to continue moving Milledgeville-Baldwin County forward.
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HOPE scholarship revisions were not practical
Recent revisions made to the HOPE scholarship are not practical.
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Act in the best interest of Salecia Johnson
As a parent, as a grandparent raising a child; I feel an urgent need to address this latest issue now placing Milledgeville in the national spotlight again — an important issue — and my interest is, indeed, the best interest of the child: 6-year-old first grader Salecia Johnson.
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Many Easter symbols have pagan origins
Eggs, rabbits and hot cross buns are Easter symbols familiar to us all, yet many of us might be shocked or surprised at the real origin and meaning of many of our allegedly “Christian” Easter customs.
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