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Sharpsburg, Turin officials discuss forming joint water committee

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By Clay Neely Verified
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
Turin water rates will increase 27 percent following a recent rate study, Turin Mayor Walter Sprouse told the Sharpsburg Town Council during its Aug. 10 meeting. Sprouse said Turin has not increased its water rates since 2019 and that higher maintenance costs, technology expenses and reporting requirements have made an adjustment necessary. After the initial 27 percent increase, Sprouse said rates will continue to be adjusted annually based on inflation and cost-of-living increases.
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Central Baptist partnership reaches from Newnan to Romanian classroom

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By Clay Neely Verified
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
What began with a group from Central Baptist Church packing boxes for Ukrainian refugees has grown into a partnership that will now put a tutor in a classroom more than 5,000 miles from Newnan. Central Baptist Church has agreed to fund a part-time tutor for a year at the Ruth School, a school in Bucharest, Romania, that primarily serves Roma children from one of the city's most disadvantaged communities.
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Former Coweta SRO indicted on child molestation, enticing a minor charges

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By Clay Neely Verified
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
A former Coweta County Sheriff's Office deputy has been indicted on child molestation and enticing a minor charges following an investigation that began with an anonymous complaint about alleged inappropriate conduct involving female students. Michael Robert McGuffey, 60, was indicted by a Coweta County grand jury Aug. 12 on three counts of child molestation and two counts of enticing a minor, according to the Coweta County Sheriff's Office.
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