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Filming continues in 1950s downtown Filming for “The House with the Clock in its Wall” took place on East Washington Street in downtown Newnan last Tuesday. The vacant building at 8 East Washington was transformed into a 1950s candy store. Buildings along the Court Square, which had been transformed into a grocery, Greyhound station, barber shop and Woolworths were back to normal on Wednesday. Filming returns Nov. 1-2 around the Alamo and side streets. The movie stars Jack Black, who was seen downtown last Tuesday and Wednesday, Cate Blanchett and Kyle McLachlan.

PHOTO BY SARAH CAMPBELL

Public gets look at design Newnan to for first segment of LINC trail revisit rental CITY COUNCIL

BY REBECCA LEFTWICH becky@newnan.com

Maps and plans for the Newna n (Nixon) Centre Connection, the initial 1.6mile segment of the planned multi-use LINC trail system, were on public display at Newnan City Hall Tuesday as members of the community heard an update and were invited to comment.

The Newnan Centre segment is one of 15 that make up a 25-mile trail system project jointly undertaken by the city of Newnan and Coweta County. Originating at the intersection of Newnan Crossing and Summerlin Boulevards, the initial LINC trail plan shows bridges, boardwalks and a tunnel as the path winds a lon g L ower Fayet te ville Road and connects to Newnan Crossing Elementary School and residential neighborhoods along Highwoods Parkway and Shenandoah Boulevard before its terminus in SummerGrove.

A master plan creating LINC was approved by the Newnan City Council and the Coweta County Board of Commissioners last sum-

The Newnan Centre segment is one of 15 that make up a 25-mile trail system project jointly undertaken by the city of Newnan and Coweta County.

of designing the first segment,” Newnan City Manager Cleatus Phillips said Tuesday. “This is going to be our process every time we are getting ready to unveil a f inal design, before we start construction of every segment, is to have an open house to solicit your feedback and comments.”

The initial connection will link Newnan Crossing Boulevard to the Nixon Centre, Newnan Crossing Elementary School, and the PHOTO BY REBECCA LEFTWICH residential neighborhoods Residents and supporters packed the Newnan City Council chambers along Highwoods Parkway Tuesday for an update on the city’s proposed LINC trail system. Ed and Shenandoah Boulevard.

McBrayer of the PATH Foundation and Greta deMayo of KAIZEN Begi n n i ng w it h a n atCollaborative are shown at right. g rade crossi ng t h roug h the intersection with Summer, forming a partnership business district. merlin Boulevard, the trail for funding and maintain“Over the past 12 months, will follow the east side of ing the trail system aimed we’ve identified the overall Newnan Crossing Boulevard at connecting the east and master plan for LINC, and to August Avenue, becoming west sides of Newnan with the city council has authoeasy access to the downtown rized us to go in the next step LINC • 2

Re-examining mental health protocols The newly formed Coweta Behavioral Task Force is working together to find a better way to respond to behavioral health emergencies

By SARAH FAY CAMPBELL sarah@newnan.com

Part one of a story looking at issues with responding to behavioral health emergencies that the newly formed Coweta Behavioral Task Force hopes to address. This story looks at how the initial response to a crisis is handled.

In the next story, we will look at where patients end up.

Nobody is happy with the way that behavioral health emergencies are handled in Coweta.

I n a n ef for t to i mprove

response a nd outcomes for patients a nd f irst responders, a group of representatives from multiple agencies have come together to form Coweta’s behavioral health task force.

The task force includes repre s ent at ive s f rom C owe t a Fire Rescue, the Newnan Fire Department, the Coweta County Sheriff ’s Office, the Newnan Police Department, Piedmont Newnan Hospital, Pathways Com munity Ser vice Boa rd, Coweta 911 and Riverwoods Behavioral Health System.

agreements for city facilities

BY REBECCA LEFTWICH becky@newnan.com

After questions were raised about the particulars of renting out the Howard Warner Center earlier this month, the city of Newnan is taking another look at rental/use policies for all of its facilities.

A ssi sta nt Cit y M a n ager Ha sco Craver presented the Newnan City Council with two facility-use policies to consider: one no-charge policy for the Howard Warner community rooms and gym and one requiring a rental fee.

Some council members expressed their support for a fee-based use policy.

“I think they ought to pay something,” Rhodes Shell said.

Mayor Keith Brady suggested waiving a rental fee in exchange for a deposit.

“I think there needs to be some skin in the game for someone using the facility,” he said. “It would be refundable, so if you leave it as you found it, it’s all

PHOTO BY SARAH CAMPBELL

Chatelé Chester of Pathways talks about her goals for the Coweta County Behavioral Health Task Force. Listening are, front to back: Melanie Kirby of Piedmont Newnan Hospital, Newnan Police Chief Douglas “Buster” Meadows, and Sharon Gilmore of Riverwoods Behavioral Health System.

The group had its first meeting on Sept. 14.

Assistant Chief Jeff Denney, who oversees medical services for Coweta Rescue, said he would hear from law enforcement officers with concerns about how medics were handling behavioral health emergencies, and would hear complaints from medics about how law enforcement would handle them. Many of the complaints seemed legitimate, Denney said.

Denney said there have been multiple conversations between Coweta Fire Rescue and local

law enforcement about the need to do things differently. In particular, Firefighter/Medic Eric Fusan and Newnan Police Chief Douglas “Buster” Meadows contacted Denney with concerns.

And the task force was born.

Law enforcement gets bombarded with behavioral health calls, Meadows said. There are issues with deciding which agency will transport patients.

And regardless of who was involved, behavioral health calls tie up a lot of public safety resources.

Having a mental health

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Georgia Crisis and Access Line – to get help, information about resources, or just to talk to someone, call 1-800-715-4225.

For the Mobile Crisis Team, call 877-566-5470.

emergency is not a crime, said Major Mark Fenninger of the Coweta County Sheriff’s Office.

“A lot of times we question our involvement in it,” he said of responding to calls.

Their goal is to make sure people get the right help. But unless a patient is threatening somebody or has a gun, “a lot of time law enforcement doesn’t need to be involved,” Fenninger said.

People involved in a behavioral health crisis often look at

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f iref ighters and paramedics as the heroes. But things change when law enforcement shows up.

Patients can get aggravated.

“We’ve got a cage in our car and they don’t want to go to jail,” Fenninger said. The arrival of law enforcement can often escalate a situation by introducing a gun where there might not have been a gun.

Officers are trained to try to talk to and negotiate with a patient. But if the patient has a gun, “We don’t negotiate that,” Fenninger said.

He’d like to avoid that escalation. Law enforcement ca n stay i n t he back g rou nd – m aybe

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a greenway trail connecting to the south side of Lower Fayetteville Road.

The trail will cross under Lower Fayetteville through a box culvert, connecting to Newnan Crossi ng Elementa r y School by a spur trail and trailhead, utilizing existing city park space and a parking lot.

B r i d g i n g o ve r t h e creek on the north side, the trail will connect with the Newnan Centre and Nixon Centre before a greenway trail connection with Highwoods Pa rk way, wit h a side path along Highwoods to Shenandoah Boulevard to ensure connectivity to neighborhoods in that area.

Providing safe routes to school for Newnan Crossing Elementary in a high-traffic area and connecting the various areas to promote a future “live, work, play” development was the primary mot ivat i n g fac tor i n developing this particular segment first, according to city officials.

T he tot a l d i st a nce for t he con nection i s approx i m ately 1 . 6 miles and comes with a $2,198,787 price tag, according to developers. Work is expected to begin in early 2018.

“We’re funding this phase with cash on hand right now by the city,” Phillips said. “There’s no debt involved in this particular phase.”

The LINC master plan can be viewed at https:// tinyurl.com/yco5xzrp

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well and good.”

However, questions were raised about fee schedu le s for Howa rd Wa r ner a l ig n i n g with other city facilities such as the Wadsworth Auditorium. “ Un for t u n ately, we don’t have consistency across the board,” said Craver, who agreed to Brady’s request that staff craft policies for city facilities that are more consistent.

In other business, the council: • Appoi nted Chuck Fields to serve a fouryear term on the Newnan Development Authority.

• Approved exercising the city’s open-container ordinance for city events during the Main Street Sip & See on Nov. 9 from 5-8 p.m.

• Approved the White Oak Golden K Kiwanis Club’s request to hold its annual pecan sale on the Court Square Nov. 3-17.

• Approved a request from New na n High S c ho ol to u s e Cou r t Squa re sidewa l k s for “Ca n st r uc t ion” projects during the Newnan Junior Service League’s annual Can-A-Thon.

down the block – in case they are needed to protect first responders or friends or family members of the patient, Fenninger said.

“If we’re not going to put them in jail for being mentally ill, we should be a last resort, period,” Fenninger said.

“Everybody is going to blame law enforcement when s ome one dies. It’s not going to be the paramedic. It’s not going to be Piedmont,” he said. “We’re begging for help. We don’t have the answer.”

However, med ics are trained to call law enforcement if anything is unsafe.

“It’s a double-edged sword,” said Denney.

Firefighter/medic Fusa n wa nts to see Cowet a i mplement a system similar to Grady Me m or i a l Ho s pit a l ’s

“7170 van.”

The 7170 van is used to respond to behavioral health crisis. It’s a fairly nondescript van, staffed by medics. It responds to patients having suicidal ideation or behavioral problems.

Instead of fire trucks, ambulances and patrol cars showing up at someone’s house with lights and sirens and drawing the attention of neighbors and everyone else, t he 7 1 70 va n a r r ive s quietly.

D e n n e y a n d a fe w members of the task force hope to visit Grady in the next few weeks to see the van and learn about the program.

Getting a similar van in Coweta is a big goal.

“We think that this is a better answer. We’re not reinventing the wheel,” Denney said. There are some public safety agen-

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McCain to go down in history as a hero

BY W. WINSTON SKINNER winston@newnan.com

To me, John McCain already deserves the title “hero.”

His wartime service – five and a half years in a North Vietnamese prison – already have earned him that honorific. Other actions taken more recently, including his refusal to scuttle America’s health care system for a political brownie point, will solidify that title as future scholars write about this era for the history books.

Some cannot see his heroism. “He’s not a war hero,” Donald Trump said of McCain on the campaign trail. “He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.”

McCain, however, is the real deal. One reason he spent so long in that North Vietnamese prison was he refused to be released before other Americans who came there before him. No one would have faulted him for taking the first exit he could, but that’s not the kind of person John McCain is.

During the 2008 presidential campaign, when one of M c C a i n’s s up p o r te r s s a id Barack Obama was an Arab, McCain had a quick response: “No ma'am. He's a decent family man, citizen, that I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues.”

That’s real class.

More recently, McCain has been vocal that there is a need for a "return to regular order.”

Lest anybody not understand what McCain means, he clarified. Regular order is "utilizing the usual committee hearings and deliberations.”

There’s been a lack of those in recent years. On both sides of the aisle, there’s been lots of political brinkmanship at the expense of nuts-and-bolts government. McCain sees that legislative bodies should spend a lot of time holding hearings, listening to experts, commissioning reports that generate real data.

A “return to regular order” means more information – real information – for Americans of

Early voting ends Nov. 3

By SARAH FAY CAMPBELL Lower Fayetteville Road sarah@newnan.com

Cowetans can still vote in person at two early voting locations, or by mail with an absentee ballot.

In-person sites are at the Coweta Voter Registration Office, 22 East Broad St. in downtown Newnan or at the Central Community Center, 65 Literary Lane, Newnan, near the intersection of

and Ga. Hwy. 154.

Ea rly voti ng is 8: 30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday until Nov. 3.

Paper absentee ba llots can be mailed out as well. To request an absentee ballot, contact the voter registration office at 770-254-2615.

A vote on the extension of Coweta’s Special Purpose Local Option Sales

November

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all political persuasions. The “knowledge is power” adage is more true than ever. The Congress and Senate can pass laws and change policy. They also, through regular order, can generate information that shines light on important issues.

McCain has shown his commitment to regular order by voting to allow the Senate to vote on the latest proposal to overturn Obamacare and then voting against that proposal.

“I’ve stated time and time again that one of the major failures of Obamacare was that it was rammed through Congress by Democrats on a strict

party-line basis without a single Republican vote. We should not make the mistakes of the past,” McCain said in a statement. “ We must now ret u r n to the correct way of legislating and send the bill back to committee, hold hearings, receive input from both sides of aisle, heed the recommendations of nation’s governors, and produce a bill that finally delivers affordable health care for the American people.”

The last words of his statement are, of course, part of the issue. McCain is a conservative, but he gets that Americans need medical care, that medical bills turn middle class people into paupers and that people die without access to a doctor in the most affluent country in the world.

It appears that we are moving toward improving – great idea – the Affordable Care Act instead of knocking people out of health insurance coverage.

The idea that Americans should have access to medical care will someday take its place as a tru-

ism beside some other concepts – like Social Security retirement for people who work for years and equal treatment under the law no matter who you are.

Historians will thank John McCain for that, for using his vote to keep people on the ACA rather than scoring a tarnished political point.

McCain now has cancer. In an interview with Jake Tapper of CNN, McCain said he hoped A merica n would remember him in this way: "He served his country. And not always right, made a lot of mistakes. Made a lot of errors. But served his country, and I hope you could add honorably."

I believe McCa in will go down in history as the man who saved the effort to make sure every American can go to the doctor. For that alone, he should be revered as a hero.

All Saints Anglican Church Win ston Skinner i s the news editor of T he Newnan Times-Herald.

Lenten & Easter Services All Saints

Tax will be on the ballot for all of Coweta. Voters will decide whether to renew the 1-percent sales tax, which expires at the end of 2018. If approved, t he new SPLOST w i l l begin on Jan. 1, 2019 and last for six years. The money is divided among Coweta County and its municipalities, and goes to fund a pre-determined set of capital projects.

SPLOST money ca nnot be used for salaries or operations, only capital improvement projects, such as buildings, roads, a nd pa rks, a nd equipment and vehicles such as public safety radios, fire engines and patrol cars.

There will also be elec-

Christmas Bazaar

tions for city council seats Thursday, 7 p.m.

Maundy Thursday i n Senoia , Gra nt v i l le,April 13 Observance Turin, Sharpsburg and xxx All Saints Palmetto. Voters in Grant8:30 p.m.

Prayer Vigil in Chapel Anglican Great vendors will Church be on hand to offer: ville will also be asked to xxx modify the the current Good Friday, April 14 7handmade p.m. & Easter Services Good Friday Observance Unique, items for gifts, Lenten terms of MayorxxxDoug JewandMorning of course, Saturday, 15 home, 9 children a.m. Maundy Thursday Prayer ell and two council mem-April Thursday, April 13 7 p.m. x Observance bers so that future city Christmas will be offered!

11p.m. a.m. Prayer Vigil in Chapel Resurrection Egg Hunt 8:30 elections will always be Good Friday, April 14 Bazaar 7 p.m.

Good Friday Observance The will also feature a bakery and Family Picnic in odd-numbered years, xxx Saturday, April 15 9 a.m.

Morning Prayer full of fabulous homeade pies, cakes, t wo yea rs apa r t. Cur11 a.m.

Resurrection Egg Hunt 8:30 p.m.

Easter Vigil preserves much more! andand Family Picnic rently, two council seats xxx 8:30 p.m.

Easter Vigil and the mayor Easter are elected Sunday, April 16 Your 8 & 10:30 a.m. Shopping Holy Communion Start Holiday Here!

Easter Sunday, April 16 8 & 10:30 a.m.

Holy Communion on even-numbered years, Proceeds go to Real Life Center! with the other two seats the following year.

Nov. 11th • 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

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For more infor mation on elections, contact Coweta Elections Superintendent Jane Scoggins at 678-854-0015.

149 Ebenezer Road • Fayetteville, GA 30215 (just east of Peachtree City)

For more information, call 770-486-5374 www.ptcanglican.org

Events:

Newnan-Coweta Art Association

7

Christmas Arts & Crafts Market

Red Hat 3 10:00 AM Ladies Meeting

10:00 AM

7

2:00 PM

Gospel Heirs Turkey Bingo

8 10

Celebrating

15 2:00 PM

Alzheimer’s

NOON

“Providing 21 NOON a safe and joyful 21PM environment 5:00 where our Senior 27 Citizens can feel loved and 28 valued!”

2:00 PM

29 2:00 PM

30 2:00 PM

Hospice Day

Veteran’s Day Luncheon

Support Group Meeting

Family Thanksgiving Dinner

M.S.

Support Group Meeting

Christmas Door Decoration

Contest Begins

Tina Turner Day Resident’s

Birthday Party Resident’s

Career Day

Please call us today to schedule your personal tour tour.

Brenda Mitchell, Executive Director

49th Annual

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Coweta County Fairgrounds 275 Pine Road, Newnan, GA 30263 newcaa.com ✦ newnanncaa@gmail.com

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calendar your guide for local upcoming events

1 NEWNAN

Swing Dance Lessons Nov. 1, 6:30 p.m., Free

Backstreet Community Arts, located at 19-B First Avenue, Newnan (behind Bridging the Gap) will be offering free swing dance lessons on Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m., courtesy of Jenny and Chuck Enderlin. Bring a bottle of water and comfortable shoes--no dance partner or experience required!

The half-hour beginner’s lesson will be followed by a period of open dance for all. For more information, call 706-940-2787 or email dream@backstreetart.org

3-5 NEWNAN

Christmas Arts & Crafts Market Nov. 3-5, Daily times vary, Free

The Newnan-Coweta Art Association is presenting the 49th annual Christmas Arts & Crafts Market at the Coweta County Fairgrounds, located at 275 Pine Road in Newnan.

Beginning on Friday, Nov. 3, doors will open at 10 a.m. and the market will be open until 6 p.m.

Hours on Saturday are from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Sunday will be open from noon until 4 p.m. The Market will feature local crafters, original art and

unique gifts, as well as free refreshments. There is no charge for parking or admission. For more information, visit www. newcaa.com

3 NEWNAN

Face2Face: Billy Joel / Elton John Tribute Show Nov. 3, 7 p.m., $15- $20

Taking turns at an onstage piano, the dual impersonators of Billy Joel and Elton John conjure the beloved songsters in both sound and image. Backed by his band The Stranger, Levittown, NY native Mike Santoro’s fingers flash up and down the keys before he jumps up to grab the mic to belt out such high-energy Billy Joel classics as “Uptown Girl” and “Only the Good Die Young.” For the second half of the show, Kenny Metcalf dons the iconic sunglasses and bedazzled suits of Elton John as he charts his style from the ‘70s to the present. Bittersweet anthems such as “Rocket Man,” and “I Think It’s Going to Be a Long, Long Time” mix with more whimsical material such as “Crocodile Rock” and the fictional rock-group narrative, “Bennie and the Jets.” For more information, contact The Nixon Centre for Performing Arts at www. thenixoncentre.net or call 770-254-2787.

4 NEWNAN

Market Day Nov. 4, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m., Free

The Market Day is hosted

by Main Street Newnan on the first Saturday of every month from April - December, around the courthouse square in downtown Newnan. The market showcases a variety of handmade, homemade, and homegrown products created by local artisans, artists, and farmers. It features 50 unique booths with new vendors and one-of-a-kind items each month.

4 NEWNAN

NCHS Pet Adoptions on the Patio at RPM Nov. 4, 3-5 p.m.

Grab your pooch and join the fun on the patio! RPM Patio Pub & Grill is hosting Newnan-Coweta Humane Society pet adoptions on the patio with vendors and a chance to win a portable kennel.

There will be homemade treats for pups and a fun cocktail drink for humans!

8 NEWNAN

NCHS Possum Supper Nov. 8, 7:30- 10:30 p.m., $25 Join Newnan-Coweta Historical Society for an old-fashioned Possum Supper (Yes, with real possum) in the tradition

of the longtime Newnan Possum Eaters Convention. Hear history of how Possum Suppers became a Newnan tradition starting during the political campaign of William Yates Atkinson for Governor of Georgia in the 1890s and how the possum became a mascot for President William Howard Taft. The dinner will take place at the Historic Train Depot at 60 East Broad St. in downtown Newnan. Tickets, $25, are available on Eventbrite. com. For a direct link, go to www.eventbrite.com/e/ nchs-old-fashionedpossum-supper-tickets-37657472514

9 NEWNAN

The registration form can be filled out at www. foundationnewnan.com/ kidsnight/. The night will consist of pizza, games, a movie and popcorn, as well as a chance for your

child to explore the Bible in a fun and creative way!

For any questions, email robin@foundationnewnan.com or visit www. foundationnewnan.com/ kidsnight/

FRESH PECANS • FRESH PECANS • FRESH PECANS • FRESH PECANS

TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL

PECAN SALE FUND RAISER

Sip & See

Nov. 9, 5 - 8 p.m., Free

Join downtown Newnan in welcoming the holiday season with our annual Holiday Sip & See. Downtown retail establishments extend their normal business hours to introduce their holiday gift items and offer special promotions or discounts. This event is a great opportunity to get an early start on holiday shopping! Participating businesses will serve hor d’oeuvres and beverages during the event. For more information, visit www.mainstreetnewnan. com

In conjunction with the Sip & See:

Foundation Christian Church has decided to partner with MainStreet Newnan to provide free childcare for the Sip & See event from 6- 9 p.m. Potty trained kids to 5th grade may attend.

Participation is limited to 20 children on a first come, first serve basis.

The White Oak Golden “K” Kiwanis Club will will again be selling pecans for the holiday season.

Fresh Mammoth Stuart/Desirable Halves by the Pound

1000

$

23000

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One lb. bag

24 lb. Case

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November 3,10,17

LOWE’S

PARKING LOT November 3-5, 10-12, 17-19 (vicinity of 4-way stop)

PROCEEDS TO SUPPORT K IWANIS SERVICE PROJECTS AND YOUTH OF COWETA COUNTY For more information, ask any Kiwanis member or call

770-251-8569 or 770-301-4253 www.whiteoakgoldenk.org

Candied Pecans in 12, 16, and 24 oz. Gift Tins also available upon request.

7 DAY SALE!

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MON., OCT. 30 - SUN., NOV. 5 Sold in Family Packs

in Bone- ter t e for B or Flav

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Vegetables

1

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48 oz.

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Oil

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Fresh Pork

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