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Belmont Park HOA again in disarray (opens the original)
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The Belmont Park Homeowners Association annual board election ended with the community deeply divided and accusations of financial mismanagement, fraud and theft. But dueling complaints filed with the Secretary of Stateâs office, which is set to oversee the stateâs HOAs, will have to wait until Jan. 1, 2027, to see any resolution. Robert Sinners, communications director for the office, said complaints are being archived until then. The office has received hundreds of complaints so far, he sa
Coweta task force explores safe parking program for people living in vehicles (opens the original)
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At their meeting Monday, members of the Attainable Housing Task Force decided that for the rest of the year, they intend to focus on creating a safe parking program in the county modeled after others that are already operating successfully. Pamela Gabel, founder of the task force, noted the good and the bad of living in a car. She had met an elderly woman who was living in a car with her son. They kept their windows rolled up in the heat of summer because they were afraid, she said. âThatâs
Grantville mayor proposes free Wi-Fi downtown (opens the original)
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Technology and modernization. Thatâs what the mayor of Grantville is proposing for the city with city-provided internet services for downtown, he said. âMost good cities offer free Wi-Fi services downtown to keep the citizens downtown, the visitors downtown,â Mayor Richard Proctor said during Mondayâs council meeting. âItâs been proven with statistics over and over, if they have Wi-Fi, if they have internet services, they will stay at locations longer.â He proposed a 60-month contr
Working families fueling rise in food bank demand (opens the original)
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More Coweta County families with jobs are turning to food banks as rising costs leave them struggling to put food on the table. In the past four to five months thereâs been an increase of 15-20 percent in new clients, said Jamar Joiner, Bridging the Gap executive director. The biggest increase is working people whose salaries are not stretching far enough to cover all their needs, he said. But while need is rising, local donations are down, Joiner said. âWeâre serving almost 600 families a
For local patients, GLP-1s are more than weight-loss drugs (opens the original)
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After having kids, one area woman started having problems maintaining her weight until she tried a GLP-1 under the supervision of her doctor. One year after starting the medicine and 70 pounds lighter, Jessica Pollard, 49, is beginning the maintenance phase of treatment feeling healthier and excited about the future. Pollard started gaining weight at about 30. When she entered perimenopause in her early 40s, it really started to snowball. Despite dieting, she couldn't lose the weight, Pollard sa
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