MyConnection for Wednesday, September 26, 2012 by The Times-Herald

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reland toured Coweta on U.S. Rep. Lynn Westmo Coweta headquarters Fayette EMC’s north Friday afternoon. d a meeting with Coweta energy His tour followe directors about federal Fayette staff and He express ed support for a policy concern s. that would not stymie utililevel of regulation provide to ties in their work the region. electric power to facility,” Related “This is a great remark ed story, page Westm oreland 5A during the tour. spokesCoweta -Fayett e t s a i d ot L y wom a n A m invited Westmoreland was near Palmetto arters headqu hensive to visit the EMC for a more compre “to discuss the needregulation.” approach to energy Sinclair, Coweta-Fayette’s come Anthony “Tony” g could not have CEO, said the meetin tory overreach by the “Regula detriat a better time. ion Agency has a to EMCs ’s Environ mental Protect ability of Georgia mental effect on the affordable and reliable elecg continue providin s,” he said. tricity to our member make it nearly could ions more “These regulat new coal-fueled plants, impossible to build operate existing plants and and costly to modify and n of existing plants may lead to the shut-dowSinclair stated. jobs,” a resulting loss of e is a membe r/ow ner of a member Coweta -Fayett Corporation. As of its Oglethorpe Power receives a portion OPC, Coweta-Fayette Scherer and Wansley. plants coal from power

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ut away your wallet and pull out your fishing pole. Visitors to Georgia’s State Parks & Historic Sites will not pay for parking or admission on Saturday, September 29 as part of National Public Lands Day. Sponsored by the Friends of Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites, the celebration brings attention to ways that parks enrich communities, plus the importance of local volunteerism. Parking is normally $5 at state parks, and admission ranges from $2.50 to $10 at state historic sites. “We’re calling this celebration ‘Your State Parks Day’ to remind Georgians that state parks and historic sites belong to them,” said Andy Fleming, executive director of the Friends of Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites. “Parks add so much to our lives. We’re hoping more people will visit the state park closest to their homes, and

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that they’ll join one of the service projects happening that day.” The statewide event includes numerous volunteer projects and family-friendly programs. At Fort Yargo, mountain bikers will work on trails, at Hard Labor Creek, rangers will lead a wildlife kayaking expedition, and at Unicoi, visitors can help clean up Smith Creek. A full calendar is posted at GeorgiaStateParks.org/events. Friends is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Georgia’s state parks and historic sites in many ways. Some members serve as campground hosts, others lead programs such as guided hikes, and some help with basic maintenance. Most members support the organization simply by purchasing annual memberships. “It’s no secret that state park systems across the country are

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Children’s playground area at Chattahoochee Bend State Park.

Located in a graceful bend of the Chattahoochee River, the Chattahoochee Bend State Park is a haven for hiking, canoeing/kayaking, camping, fishing and picnicking.

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How to close your pool for the season METRO GRAPHICS

After a summer’s worth of memories and fun in the sun, pool owners know it’s time to close their pool for the coming fall and winter seasons. As the leaves begin to change color and the air starts to grow a little more crisp, homeowners turn their attention to winterizing their pools. The goal is to begin the work early on so that you’re not facing the hassle of leaves all over the ground or in the pool. Many times, closing the pool requires a team effort, so enlist the help of a spouse, friend or family member before beginning the process. The first thing that is essential to winterizing the pool is having all of your equipment ready. Depending on the type of pool you have, this equipment can vary. But have all tools, winterizing chemicals and water plugs at the ready. Although inground pools and above-ground ones have similar winterizing steps, there are a few differences between the two and it is important to be aware of the differences. Thoroughly vacuum the bottom of the pool and clean the walls. You want to remove as much organic material, such as algae and dead insects, as possible prior to covering the pool so that there is a higher propensity the water will be crystal clear next spring or summer when you reopen the pool. Once the pool has been vacuumed and cleaned,

backwash the filter to remove any excess residue. Remove plugs or open drain ports on the filter and let all of the water flow out of the filter. Give the filter components, including skimmer baskets, a good rinse with water and allow them to dry. Next, disconnect the pool’s pump and filter. Everything should be totally drained of any water. With an above-ground pool, remove intake and output hoses and drain. For inground pools, use an air compressor or a shop vacuum to blow out any residual water from the return pipes, and then promptly plug up the ports. Some people prefer to plug-up the skimmer return as well and leave the water level of the pool as is. However, it is also possible to drain the pool water level below the skimmer level. Put duct tape or use some other blockage method on all exposed pipes or openings to the pools to prevent anything from getting inside — this includes any insects and rodents looking for places to set up winter camp. While some people keep their filters disconnected and outdoors for the winter, the pump should be moved into a garage or shed. Do so with the filter if you have room in order to better safeguard the equipment.

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on’t think you have time to make a delicious meal for your busy family? Think again; with these handy tips and easy recipes — which call for just four ingredients — you can get a satisfying supper on the table in no time. Use these tips to make meal prep easier during busy nights: Stock Up — Always keep some basic ingredients on hand to make last-minute cooking a lot easier. n Frozen vegetables — Can be served as a side or added to soups and rice dishes. n Broth — Beef, chicken and vegetable broths can be used to make soups and sauces, and to add flavor when cooking vegetables and rice. n Add-ins — Nuts, sesame seeds, parsley, dried fruit and cheese can be added to main

dishes, sides and salads to make them even more flavorful and nutritious. Time Savers — Take advantage of grocery items that do some of the work for you. n Frozen rice — For a tasty side or a starter for a full meal, try flavorful rice that heats in the microwave in a self-ventilating steamable bag. It only takes four minutes to have one of six varieties on your dinner table. n Pre-cut vegetables — Save some prep time by using pre-cut vegetables. Give them a quick wash and they’re ready to use. n Pre-seasoned ingredients — Look for canned, diced tomatoes with garlic and onions, cheese made with jalapeño, or marinated chicken or pork cuts. These are all ways to add flavor without adding time.

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Coweta County Fairgrounds Through September 29 Fair hours: Monday-Thursday 5:00-11:00 p.m.; Fridays 5:00 p.m.-12:00 Midnight; Saturdays 12:00 Noon-12:00 Midnight; Sunday, Sept. 23, 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall and Ag Building close 10:00 p.m. nightly. Petting zoo closes 9:00 p.m. nightly. Gate admission $5, midway ride armbands $25. Info: 770-254-2620 www.cowetacountyfair.org

Newnan high school homecoming parade and pep rally

Historic Downtown Newnan September 27 5:30 p.m. South Court Square will be closed to traffic for the pep rally until 8:00 p.m.. Info: 770-254-2880

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Historic Downtown Newnan October 4 5:00-8:30 p.m. Come downtown to enjoy a breath of fresh fall air and sample specialties of local restaurants and caterers downtown Historic Newnan around the square. Info: 770-253-8283 www.mainstreetnewnan.com

Senoia 8th Annual Cruisin’ to the oldies car show

Main Street September 29 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Food vendors at the food court. Car registration begins at 8:00 a.m. - $20 per vehicle. The Sock Hops perform noon-3:00 p.m. Changes this year include classic cars only (1987 and older) and there will be no early registration before the day of the event. Info: 770-599-9155/770-599-8182 www.enjoysenoia.com

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