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 Love Shack It seems that the best thing to do is provide a place where the people who are affected - the people of Johns Creek - can discuss the controversy. So we've set up a forum that you can visit here.
JohnsCreek.info is neither pro-Love Shack nor anti-Love Shack, but we do hope to provide an intelligent public forum for discussion about this controversial topic.
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 Emory Logo The 110-bed, all-private room hospital, located near the juncture of Medlock Bridge and McGinnis Ferry roads, opened at 8 a.m. on Friday February 5th.
Services at the new hospital will include emergency/urgent care, state-of-the-art all digital imaging, a birth center with a top neonatal intensive care unit, 24-hour anesthesiologists, intensive care, advanced cardiac care, and women’s services.
The hospital will also offer specialists in cardiology, gastroenterology, orthopaedics, oncology, obstetrics and gynecology, nephrology and neurology.
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 New Johns Creek Logo Its wavy blue lines, reflecting the running water of the Chattahoochee, were designed by a staff member at CH2M Hill-OMI which provides municipal services to the city. The logo was approved by Mayor Mike Bodker.
The logo will appear city-wide, on letterhead, vehicles, uniforms and other official items. |
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 Johns Creek have signed a lease that will enable them to open a new City Hall in the spring.
Johns Creek’s first City Hall will be located in Technology Park/Johns Creek at 12000 Findley Road just off Medlock Bridge Road.
Mayor Mike Bodker agreed to rent 33,000 square feet on third and fourth floor of the building. During that time the city can make plans to construct a new purpose-built City Hall. |
Love Shack in Johns Creek
The fight has been going on for about two weeks, since John Cornetta opened the store called the "Love Shack" without a business license.
A judge told Cornetta, two weeks ago, that he had to keep the adult inventory content level of his story below 25 percent. On Wednesday, a judge found Cornetta still had too many sex toys and adult videos on the shelves, and fined him $14,000 -- $1,000 for every day the store had been open.
Cornetta said the fine -- $14,000 -- is only money, and he wanted people to know he will fight for what he said he believes is right.
Cornetta remained defiant and said he had no plans to move his store outside of Johns Creek. |
 Johns Creek Restaurants Originally, the city insisted that restaurants would need to: - obtain a property survey in order prove that they weren't too close to schools, churches or other protected places
- a background check to ensure no felons were providing alcohol
- pay for advertising their license applications.
Restaurant owners complained these measures were excessive and expensive. The background checks will stay, but the advertising fees will be reduced and the survey criteria will be based on existing Fulton County standards. |
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