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Georgia Blog Carnival #54

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This entry was posted on 4/11/2009 9:46 AM and is filed under uncategorized.

Thanks to the hard work and dedication of fellow Metro Atlanta area  "elementaryhistoryteacher", the Georgia Blog Carnival's 54th Edition is now available.

This edition features recent entries from several Georgia-based or Georgia-centric blogs, including my recent entry regarding the General Assembly's failure to pass a transportation sales tax referendum bill.

Please click here to see the carnival.

Speaking of the transportation sales tax, last weekend, I e-mailed letters to the editors of newspapers throughout Georgia. I even posted it on a couple of different local newspaper "blogsites", including the Roswell Neighbor. Please click here to read it.

NOTE: If you happen to spot my "letter to the editor" in any Georgia newspaper, then please let me know by e-mailing webmaster at georgiaroadgeek dot com and thanks in advance for doing so.

And finally, American Road Magazine recently reported on a new public television series called Paving The Way: The National Park-to-Park Highway. I've seen a preview clip via the magazine's website and it looks like it ought to be a very good historical piece.

That's it for now. Thanks again to "elementaryhistoryteacher" for featuring my blog and to y'all for reading.

 

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