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Tom Bevirt

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Blog Posts

Goodbye, Mr. Stone (in West Cobb Patch)

A farewell to Michael Stone, who recently ended his tenure as West Cobb Patch's edtor.

Loud Car Radios Pose Serious Problems (in West Cobb Patch)

Persons have no right to disturb the peace; additionally, there is danger to drivers and others.

1 Question Answered, 2 Remain After D.C. Trip (in West Cobb Patch)

I now have a report that explains what was accomplished, but two other questions remain unanswered and should be answered by the mayor.

Bob Bodiford: Active in City, Fighter for Country (in West Cobb Patch)

The former Powder Springs councilman was one of the last of the "Greatest Generation".

City Manager Has Shown Past Passion for Powder Springs (in West Cobb Patch)

I don't know if I am able to fight something like the Norfolk Southern rail yard again, but it is nice to know someone—Brad Hulsey—who was there through the 10th round.

Politics

Questions Arise Over Mayor, City Manager's D.C. Trip (in West Cobb Patch)

I wrote to all CIty Council members asking: How much did it cost and what was accomplished?

Neighborhood Watches Combat Break-Ins (in West Cobb Patch)

The problem, though, is that folks get interested for about a week, and then that is that.

Props to Powder Springs Councilwoman for Government Updates (in West Cobb Patch)

I hope that citizens in Ward 1 will avail themselves to the mailed informational piece from Cheryl Sarvis.

Powder Springs Should Explore Attorney Possibilities (in West Cobb Patch)

I think that I am correct in saying that there was always a majority of council members who favored at least looking at other attorneys for service, expertise and costs.

Politics

Powder Springs Sanitation Should be Revisited (in West Cobb Patch)

It is the duty of our elected officials, when faced with such a stark savings, to take advantage.

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