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Dec. 6: 'Backyard chickens' come before the planning commission again: Among the issues on the December agenda is the Lewis family's bid to continue raising chickens in their backyard. The issue has gained national attention following earlier reviews by the planning commission and Rome City Commission.
-Also up for review: An application regarding "distilleries," perhaps a craft beer or microbrewery (not associated withBrewhouse Music & Grill's plans on Broad Street).
-The meeting begins at 2:30 p.m.
Noon today: Greater Rome Board of Realtors Christmas and Awards luncheon: The meeting begins at noon at Coosa Country Club and members are asked to bring a gift for donation to Toys for Tots.
-Also: Installation of officers for 2013 and annual awards. Guest speaker:
Home sales about flat vs. November 2011; up through 11 months. With a plus year guaranted already, the slight drop in home sales in November basically was a blip in Greater Rome. Realtors sold 65 homes last month vs. 66 homes a year earlier.
Rome ties record heat mark of 75 degrees on Tuesday; next: rain.
-Wednesday: 70% chance of rain, high of 68, low of 44.
-Thursday: 20% rain chance, high of 64, low of 44.
-Friday: 20% chance of rain, high of 61, low of low of 47.
Expanded NAIA football championship coverage begins today: We're devoting a page to the big game set for Dec. 13 as we look at every impact the NAIA national title fight has on Rome this season and next, the last in an abridged series.
High School Football Daily: Computers like Calhoun's chances; list Cartersville as a 'Cinderella' team.
-Also up for review: An application regarding "distilleries," perhaps a craft beer or microbrewery (not associated withBrewhouse Music & Grill's plans on Broad Street).
-The meeting begins at 2:30 p.m.
Noon today: Greater Rome Board of Realtors Christmas and Awards luncheon: The meeting begins at noon at Coosa Country Club and members are asked to bring a gift for donation to Toys for Tots.
-Also: Installation of officers for 2013 and annual awards. Guest speaker:
Home sales about flat vs. November 2011; up through 11 months. With a plus year guaranted already, the slight drop in home sales in November basically was a blip in Greater Rome. Realtors sold 65 homes last month vs. 66 homes a year earlier.
Rome ties record heat mark of 75 degrees on Tuesday; next: rain.
-Wednesday: 70% chance of rain, high of 68, low of 44.
-Thursday: 20% rain chance, high of 64, low of 44.
-Friday: 20% chance of rain, high of 61, low of low of 47.
Expanded NAIA football championship coverage begins today: We're devoting a page to the big game set for Dec. 13 as we look at every impact the NAIA national title fight has on Rome this season and next, the last in an abridged series.
High School Football Daily: Computers like Calhoun's chances; list Cartersville as a 'Cinderella' team.
Hometown Headlines Radio Edition, 7-9 a.m., WRGA 1470 AM:
-Bob Berry and Ann Hortman of the NAIA Host Committee on the events surrounding the Dec. 13 game.
-Matt Pearce of the Small Business Development Center in Rome on year-end and next-year business planning.
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