In the East Cobb News weekly newsletter for June 24, 2018: Green space; new principals; police officer charged; budget town hall; and more

East Cobb News weekly newsletter
Some East Cobb citizens this week spoke in favor of a property tax increase to preserve parks, libraries and other services. (East Cobb News file photo)

The convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter is out, with all of this week’s top headlines in one place.

This week’s top stories includes a budget town hall meeting at the East Cobb Senior Center to discuss a proposed property tax increase; the purchase of Tritt property next to East Cobb Park to be preserved as green space; new East Cobb school principals; and a Precinct 4 Cobb Police officer jailed for assault and solicitation.

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