Oakhurst Village, Decatur GA (pic submitted by KC)

After nearly dying in committee, the AJC reports that after four hours of debate, the Georgia Senate has approved legislation 32-22 that would allow local jurisdictions to decide for themselves whether to allow the Sunday retail sale of alcohol.

The bill will now go to the House of Representatives “where passage is considered probable”, according to the AJC’s Jay Bookman.

As we’ve mentioned before, Gov. Nathan Deal has already stated publicly that he is willing to sign the measure.  So, if passed, Decatur and/or DeKalb residents will most likely soon be given the option to vote on whether to allow Sunday sales.

In terms of Decatur, I don’t think I’m going out on a limb thinking that such a measure would pass rather easily here.

Sarah at College Heights Early Childhood Learning Center sends in info on their Summer Day camp being offered to graduating Pre-K students…

Summer Time is Here – Come and Have a Cool Summer at College Heights ECLC

Day Camp for all children who are graduating Pre-K students.

Registration includes field trips,transportation, breakfast, lunch and snack. Weekly Field Trips to Include: Swimming, The Atlanta Zoo,  The Center for Puppetry Arts,  Bowling and The Young Chefs Academy

Weekly beginning May 31st thru July 22nd.

Hours of Operation
8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
$195 .00/ per week

To enroll, pick up your enrollment packet at the school.  Registration began Monday!

Frightening and very sad.  From Fox5…

Thanks to Judy for forwarding.