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City of Dallas has it on their website

I handle the website for City of Dallas -- quite naturally, the School Closing, for tomorrow, is on the City's website -- not sure who does the School System's website.......I did receive confirmation about the School Closings for tomorrow, from the City before posting to their site........I would imagine whoever handles the website for the School System, will update that particular site, as soon as possible......

Prices on King Tux's website here

From WSB-TV's website (09-22-09) 12-Year-Old Hit By School Bus Dies CEDARTOWN, Ga. -- A 12-year-old Cedartown boy hit by a school bus two weeks ago has died. Wyatt Pilgrim had been in critical condition since he was hit by a bus on the morning of Sept. 9 while waiting for another bus that was to take him to Cedartown Middle School. He was airlifted to Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta at Scottish Rite and died on Sunday at the hospital. Remainder of Story HERE

Maybe take 61 South to Villa Rica; then take Bankhead Highway (Veterans Memorial) East to Thornton Road.

Being safe here -- "Assuming" that you've got an ice maker in your freezer, go ahead and dump it, since the water that was used, came into your home, from the water system....... If in need of ice, go to the grocery or convenience store, and buy a bag of ice......

From the AJ-C website (09-22-09) Sewage dumped into Chattahoochee as plant floods Rising water from the Chattahoochee River flooded out Atlanta's sewer treatment plant on Tueday, causing a massive dump of raw sewage into the rain-swollen river. City officials said the river rose some 12 feet outside it banks, when water flooded into the R.M. Clayton plant in northwest Atlanta near Cobb County. The rising river also flooded out sewage pump stations nearby, causing them to fail as well. Atlanta officials were trying early Tuesday to assess the damage and see how quickly they

To be on the safe side, I would.....

BOIL WATER ADVISORY IN EFFECT -- PAULDING COUNTY as of 9/21/2009 Due to the severe weather and flooding that we have experienced over the past 24 hours, several water mains throughout the County have been damaged by the flooding along with the roadways of the County. The Water System has experienced a loss of water pressure and/or very low pressure in several areas of the County. Therefore, as a precaution, if citizens experience a water supply outage or low water pressure, the Paulding County Water System advises that all water be “boiled” prior to use for drinking, cooking, or pr

BOIL WATER ADVISORY IN EFFECT as of 9/21/2009 Due to the severe weather and flooding that we have experienced over the past 24 hours, several water mains throughout the County have been damaged by the flooding along with the roadways of the County. The Water System has experienced a loss of water pressure and/or very low pressure in several areas of the County. Therefore, as a precaution, if citizens experience a water supply outage or low water pressure, the Paulding County Water System advises that all water be “boiled” prior to use for drinking, cooking, or preparing baby food i

Probably for 2-3 days, for human and pet consumption......Perhaps boil water, putting the water in containers, storing in refrigerator....Should be okay without boiling water for other uses, like showers / bathing, unless bathing infants (let water cool first!!)....... Edited to Add the Following Info: BOIL WATER ADVISORY IN EFFECT as of 9/21/2009 Due to the severe weather and flooding that we have experienced over the past 24 hours, several water mains throughout the County have been damaged by the flooding along with the roadways of the County. The Water System has experi

From the AJ-C website (09-22-09) Several creeks, rivers surpass predicted crests Flood warnings have been posted calling for moderate to major flooding on several local creeks and rivers: Chattahoochee River - The river's level near Vinings was at 27.36 feet before daybreak Tuesday after cresting at 28.1 feet overnight. Flood stage is 14 feet, and anything above 20 feet is considered "major" flooding. The river was expected to slowly recede, falling below flood stage on Wednesday. The level overnight was the second highest on record, exceeded only by a crest of 29 feet in 1919.

From the AJ-C website (09-22-09) DOT advises commuters to stay home Tuesday State officials encouraged metro Atlanta commuters to stay at home Tuesday morning as they work to repair the damage done by Monday's unprecedented deluge of rain, those who live in the southern and western parts of Cobb County might not have much choice. Even as the rains subsided, the Chattahoochee River remained well above flood stage, and three metro interstates remained closed: I-285 over the Chattahoochee (closed northbound at Hollowell Parkway and southbound at South Cobb Drive); I-20 over Sweetwa

If by chance you see the below "tank" -- It will be LPPT....you know how she is!!

From CBS46's website (09-21 / 09-22-09) Perdue Declares Emergency After Deadly Flooding ATLANTA -- Docile creeks turned into surging rivers and rivers into raging floodwaters as storms raking the Southeast for days dropped up to 20 inches of rain. At least six people are reported dead. Most of the dead were motorists trying to navigate the treacherous roadways. Floodwaters ripped apart a trailer home in Carroll County, drowning a 2-year-old boy who was swept from his father's arms. In Atlanta, stranded motorists scrambled to the tops of their car as waters rose on one of th

You're Welcome -- Now, you be careful, and stay off the roads today!!!

Remember there's no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end. ---Scott Adams Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you. ---Princess Diana It is one of the beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to be kind to another, without helping himself. ---Bailey Constant kindness can accomplish much. As the sun makes ice melt, kindness causes misunderstanding, mistrust and hostility to evaporate. ---Albert Schweitzer

Even though we won't be getting the amount of rain, today, as we've seen over the last couple of days, it still will be raining today. There's still a lot of flooding on the roads / highways in various areas in Paulding, Cobb, Douglas, and the metro area. Unless absolutely neccessary, PLEASE REFRAIN FROM DRIVING and STAY OFF THE ROADS -- we all know people will be curious, however.....the flooding needs to recede first!! Many kudos to Law Enforcment and Emergency Personnel for doing all that they've been doing over the last 36 hours (give or take) and "going above and beyond the

Ditto on the posts -- Good Job, and Pubby was definitely kicking some A@@!!!!

From what I've heard, I-20 is ok..........

To be on the safe side, I'm saying yes....

From the AJ-C website Minute-by-minute updates 7:27 p.m. Firefighters continue to respond to flooding and weather related incidents. There have been multiple reports of people being rescued from fast-rising flood waters by firefighters and police officers. Four police officers along with the occupant of a house on Camp Creek Road in Lilburn had to be rescued by firefighters. The officers had responded to assist the occupant when they themselves were caught in the rising waters. The officers and the occupant were removed to a safe area and were assessed for minor complaints of hypothe

C'mon Pubby -- We need some humor here!!!

Douglas County and Villa Rica have been, since about 5-6 this morning......

LPPT, GO HOME.......and STAY THERE.......You Don't Need to Be a Statistic, from being on the Road....... Besides, You Don't Know How to Swim!!