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Is Athens Airport Growing Up?

10/13/2023

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(Planning More Now & May Nickname 'East Metro ATL Airport')
To learn more 'ABOUT The Future' - plus attend a SafeAmerica Summit in Metro Atlanta on December 14-15 - call SafeAmerica at (770)-973-7233.
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Safe America Foundation Supports      'The Red & Black' and offers                news collaboration monthly!!

3/27/2023

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Thanks to a new friendship with the 'Red & Black' Executive Director Charlotte Norsworthy-Varnum, the Safe America CEO Len Pagano praised the great reports offered weekly on the Red & Black. Mr. Pagano offered to share news posts on MyDawgs.TV plus video reports on SafeAmerica's SNN ('Safety News Network') which airs on YouTube.   
In college at UGA, Mr. Pagano was a 'state editor' for the Red & Black. And, he told Ms. Norsworthy-Varnum how impressive Red & Black is this year and reading great news posted on its weekly newspaper plus an online site.
"Red & Black does incredible news - and SafeAmerica will seek to share more on our websites plus social media like LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok and Twitter," Mr. Pagano added.  He added that SafeAmerica will offer support to Red & Black and offer more to for great coverage on the UGA / Athens media.
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Golf Tournament to Help Veterans Will Be Planned in 2025

3/3/2023

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              To learn more and join in, call SafeAmerica at (770)-973-7233
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Atlanta's Brannen Goddard Company Talked How to 'Make Athens a Futuristic Community' with E/V Trains & Drones'

2/23/2023

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 Brannen Goddard Executive John Hunnicutt met SafeAmerica CEO Len Pagano this Friday and evaluated ways to make Athens 'a model' for Georgia by year 2050. Mr. Hunnicutt - who grew up in Athens with Mr. Pagano - heard that the East Metro communities (from Gwinnett to Barrow, Oconee, Jackson and Clarke) may consider new ways of developing things 'together.' A key tactic also considered: helping make future electric passenger trains that can run from Atlanta to Athens and then to Charlotte, North Carolina. Another question discussed: can a futuristic regional airport be built with drones 'flying passengers' by 2035 or 2040.
Mr. Hunnicutt will be in further private discussions and will invite high-level executives from Athens, Atlanta and other top-level cities to see how making Athens "the best in 2050." Others internationally - such as Energy Globe Foundation (in Vienna, Austria) - will also be invited to discuss this. And, Dixie Pre-Cast CEO, Franklin Brown, who chairs  Operation Lifesaver - will also discuss this (and will be invited to host Norfolk Southern and CSX in a conversation with its Board of Directors). SafeAmerica will consider more discussions this spring and fall - with a potential 'Fall Forum' being planned in Atlanta.
"There's a lot you'll hear and see in media," Pagano observed. "First off, we'll study what can be done to make the Athens area a 'model' for Georgia cities." Pagano added that more conversations will be scheduled with Mayor Kelly Girtz to study what 'should be' done in the next 25 years.  "I'm impressed with Mayor Girtz - and how Athens can lead new transportation," Pagano added. "We'll continue chatting with Brannon Goddard that impressively builds major commercial areas across the U.S. and around-the-world."     

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Athens Upgrading 'Georgia Square Mall'

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Athens-Clarke County Commissioners have again tabled action on plans to redevelop the Georgia Square Mall property on Atlanta Highway in Athens. A vote on tax allocation district funding for the multi-billion dollar proposal that had been scheduled for last night has been pushed back to March 7, when Commissioners could decide on the plan to demolish much of the Mall structure that went up in the early 1980s, replacing it with a mix of retail, residential, restaurant, and office space.
There is budget talk today at City Hall: Athens-Clarke County Commissioners begin budget reviews with the heads of the County’s independent agencies in sessions set to begin at 5:30 this afternoon in Athens.
More talk about the Prince Avenue corridor is on tap for today in Athens: the Prince Avenue Corridor Improvements User Group convenes at 3 o’clock this afternoon. The group is working on enhancements funded by transportation sales tax dollars.
The Clarke County Courthouse areas that remained closed Tuesday—Municipal Court and parts of the first floor—are reopening today, marking the end of a week-long effort to rid the building on East Washington Street of bedbugs that were found on Tuesday of last week.
The Gainesville City School Board has voted to spend more than $3 million to provide laptops for upwards of nine thousand students in schools in Gainesville.
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Tim Bryant hosts Classic City Today, 6-10 weekday mornings on 98.7FM & AM 1340 WGAU in Athens.


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Thank you, Safe America!                          by Mayor Kelly Girtz

9/6/2022

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Helping American Legion/Post 201             in Alpharetta is 'Doing Good' Now!

9/6/2022

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'Safe America Month' Called 'SAM'                Scheduled Annually & in 2025

9/6/2022

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WUGA's plans more important reports this fall

8/22/2022

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WUGA's Jimmy Sanders showing the radio studios with former Safe America interns
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Gwinnett & Clarke Counties = GA 'Safety Zones'

6/29/2022

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Athens promotes safety, pilots new safety zone program

6/23/2022

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Athens Mayor Kelly Girtz and Deputy Police Chief Harrison Daniel join Safe America CEO in Athens City Hall to Kick off the ‘Safety Zone’ concept.

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A salute to Athens Mayor Kelly Girtz and Police Chief Jerry Saulters who helped start new programs to help protect UGA students as well as young Clarke County school students. Safe America CEO Len Pagano offered support to teach youth with the ‘SAFE Tomorrows’ program… and to also invite Clarke Central High School students to become interns for the ‘Safety News Network’ program on YouTube.

“We’re saddened with what’s happened recently – in schools and in cities. And, we’re going to focus on how to encourage greater safety – not only for parents but for the students who have to grow up and understand safety themselves,” Pagano noted. “We’re proud of the Athens leadership – and Chief Jerry Saulters – and we look forward to doing more. We also support the University of Georgia and thank them for the interns they’ve provided for our YouTube ‘SNN’ network,” he added.
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A new video on helping protect young girls from human trafficking is another project being produced this summer. Justin Mullis, a SPIA student at UGA, is finishing the production of the report on protecting women and young girls.
“We look forward to more interns in 2022-23 school year,” Pagano noted. “And, thanks to Athens non-profits like “Bigger Vision,” we’ll do more to help those who are homeless… plus support new safety techniques like using drones.”
Athens Chamber of Commerce President David Bradley has shown support for the new ‘Safety Zone’ programming that Safe America has offered leadership for. Pagano thanks Mr. Bradley for his support and offering advice on how to work in Clarke County – even considering support for donations. For firms or non-profits interested in being involved, contact Ty Morrow at (404)-997-9804.
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