Month: November 2020

photo by Gloria Tatum Too many residents at Trestletree Village Apartments are having similar problems including sewage leaks, plumbing leaks, flooded apartments, mold, mildew, insect infestations, and electrical problems. Shane Johnson, the manager, is at the center of all the complaints and problems. Johnson ignores requests for repairs from tenants and instead of doing her … Continue reading Tenants Fight For Their Rights Against Abusive Management at Trestletree Village Apartments

Democrat Daniel Blackman is challenging Incumbent Republican Lauren “Bubba” McDonald in a runoff election for Georgia Public Service Commission District 4 on January 5, 2021. McDonald received 49.91% of the vote, Blackman received 46.97% and Libertarian Nathan Wilson received 3.12%.  This runoff was originally scheduled for December 1st but was changed to January 5th due … Continue reading Ratepayers Need A New Fearless Voice on the Public Service Commission

photo by Gloria Tatum On Saturday, November 7, 2020, millions of people in hundreds of cities throughout the nation rally to demand "Count All The Votes."  Voters push back against Trump's claim that he won, and his frivolous lawsuits to stop counting the votes. Voters are telling Trump that it is the voters who decide … Continue reading Voters Decided – “Trump You’re Fired”

Georgians Against Nuclear Energy (GANE) met a nuclear waste shipment in front of Renfroe Middle School of Decatur on College Avenue at 4AM on June 4, 1994. The "special car" stopped by the Edwards Pie Company for several hours and one of our group slipped through security to obtain the photo. The photo was taken … Continue reading No Nuclear Waste Moved Through Atlanta