Video of Town Hall Meeting with Mayor Shirley Franklin   The press release: click here Mayor's Letter to City Council Atlanta Welcomes You - Benefits Why Atlanta?   For full screen video double click the image once it starts. To exit full screen mode press the "Esc" key.     This is a large video file that can only be viewed if you have a high speed internet connection. Depending on your connection speed it may take up to a minute to load. Note: If the video does not start after 30-45 seconds there may be a yellow bar at the tope of the screen asking permission to install an active-x media player codec from Microsoft.  After approving the installation the video will start.  If you are not able to install the codec you can launch the video in a separate windows session by clicking here If you do not have Microsoft Windows Media Player installed on your computer,  you can download free from Microsoft. Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: Contact Person: Betty Burke Sandtown Community Association VP Voice Phone Number: (404)346-7628 Email Address: betty@sandtown.org   Website URL: www.sandtown.org Mayor Shirley Franklin to attend Sandtown Town Hall Meeting Atlanta, GA, FEB 20, 2007 – Sandtown residents interested in learning about what the city of Atlanta can offer will be attending a Town Hall Meeting tonight with Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin on Tuesday February 20 at 6:00 PM. The meeting will take place at Owl Rock United Methodist Church located at 5880 Campbellton Road, SW, Atlanta, GA (HWY 166 - Campbellton Road and Union Rd). Since June of 2006 hundreds of Sandtown residents signed petitions to join the city of Atlanta.  Last year the city of Atlanta welcomed the South West Fulton communities of Horseshoe and Midwest Cascade (Guilford Forrest, Reunion Place, and Regency Park subdivisions, portions of Cascade Knolls, and a number of residents on Cascade, Danforth and New Hope Roads). Atlanta continues to process annexation requests for communities in South West Fulton and will do so until June 2007. A vote by Atlanta City Council to welcome The Regency and the Huntington Community into Atlanta's borders is imminent. For additional information on (Sandtown Town Hall Meeting with the Mayor), contact Betty Burke at (404)346-7628, betty@sandtown.org or visit www.sandtown.org ABOUT Sandtown Community Association - The Sandtown Community Association is a nearly 20-year old community advocacy organization that addresses community issues regarding zonings, residential/commercial development, land use and education. - END - top