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It's probably an indication of just how long it has been since we in America celebrated Memorial Day in the light it was intended, but a person made a comment to me the other day that, I'll admit, caught me short.

As a participant in the Comprehensive Plan Update I began to research how growth and planning issues are handled in a variety of other areas.

We're going to have a fine, old-fashioned Memorial Day parade and program in Gainesville next Monday, on the Memorial Day holiday, The parade will start at 10 a.m. and move right down historic Green Street, and the program will begin at I p.m. on the

Memorial Day is the day we remember and pay homage to all those who have given their lives, and all who have offered their lives, that we in the United States might be free.

Just as the seasons change on broadcast television, so goes the shuffle on America

Summertime is picnic time, whether in the backyard, at the neighborhood park, on Lake Lanier or in the North Georgia mountains.

A guy came into the office the other day ... yep, the one on historic Green Street ... and had history on his mind.

Every now and then we come in contact with someone we should know more about ... someone who, in their earlier lives, have done something spectacular.

There

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