When he
spoke
in
Thursday’s Valdosta City Council meeting,
George Rhynes mentioned he had
videoed the bicycles he found out front.
Here’s the video:
Bikes, Students and Public Meetings —George Rhynes @ VCC 10 November 2011
bicycle, path, health care, health, sidewalk, grant,
Regular Session, Valdosta City Council (VCC),
Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 10 November 2011.
Videos by George Boston Rhynes for K.V.C.I., the bostongbr on YouTube.
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George also commended the bicyclers and said he had videoed the bicycles he found out front.I want the record to show and I hope the Valdosta Daily Tims will print it, that former Superintendent Sam Allen, all he did was to act as a professional, which he is.
Here’s the video:
Truth really needs no defense! —George Rhynes @ VCC 10 November 2011
bicycle, path, health care, health, sidewalk, grant,
Regular Session, Valdosta City Council (VCC),
Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 10 November 2011.
Videos by George Boston Rhynes for K.V.C.I., the bostongbr on YouTube.
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Ken Klanicki expressed concerns about
Sam Allen’s speech the previous day on the steps of City Hall.
He had only read about it in the VDT, which of course has space limits.
You can
see and hear Sam Allen’s speech for yourself, thanks to George Rhynes.
Ken Klanicki also wanted to know who approved the use of City Hall
for that speech.
Ken probably didn’t know from the VDT that Mayor Sonny Vickers was standing
beside Sam Allen at the time, but you can see that for yourself.
Here’s the video of Ken Klanicki:
We have just had a very divisive issue —Ken Klanicki @ VCC 10 November 2011
bicycle, path, health care, health, sidewalk, grant,
Regular Session, Valdosta City Council (VCC),
Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 10 November 2011.
Videos by George Boston Rhynes for K.V.C.I., the bostongbr on YouTube.
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That’s right: Roy Taylor spoke in favor of a grant, and for bicycles. Bicyclers listened from the back before some of them spoke: Continue readingWe need bicycle paths in this community, very very badly. I travel to Europe… and they have bicycle paths all over, and it helps our children as they are growing up. It helps us as adults…. It helps all of us…. It is good for our children, our community.
I want you to think about the health care cost that those bicycles can save. In the health care we have to pay, the hospitalization, the medical costs, if we keep our bodies in good shape.
You have a grant in here now of about $75,000 to $100,000 … school money. I can think of no finer way for those children than to walk the sidewalk and to ride a bicycle.
Sam Allen addressed a rally outside Valdosta City Hall Wednesday
after Tuesday’s landslide 4 to 1 defeat of school consolidation.
He promised the people who backed the consolidation referendum
that there would be consequences if they ever tried it again
without the cooperation of the community.
He observed that since there was apparently a lot of disposable
income around here (see the $300,000 CUEE raised to promote consolidation).
He recommended that people put such money where their mouth is and
contribute to the Lowndes County or Valdosta City school foundations.
He concluded by complimenting CUEE on bringing CUEE together.
What you have been able to achieve, is that you have indeed brought a community together.Finally, he thanked all the volunteers who helped, and said Continue reading
[applause]
A community, black, white, Republicans, Democrats, no god, some god. You brought them all to the table. Not only did you bring them to the table, but you brought them to the polls.
[applause]
George Rhynes complimented Ashley Paulk for having provided
information about people in jail when Paulk was Sheriff,
and noted that unfortunately that had not been the case since.
He asked if someone could point him to where he could get such
information.
Chairman Paulk reminded him that the Sheriff is a constitutional
officer, and the Commission did not direct him.
George Rhynes responded:
Everywhere I go, I hear that. I go to Brooks County, and they inform me of the same thing.Chairman Paulk noted:
… by state law.They agreed on that, and George said he thought nonetheless:
Seems like somebody in the state of Georgia would know how to get that information, if it is open.
George also said: Continue reading
Valdosta, Lowndes County and other concerned citizens marched from the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce building through downtown to Rev. Martin L. King Jr., Monument. There were many speeches given along with the sharing of ideas at this historic event. The marchers were lead by Valdosta Police Department and eneded in peace as we all expected in our beloved community. Peace!
-George Boston Rhynes
Here’s the video:
George Rhynes talks to No Consolidation marchers
No school consolidation,
Vote No for Consolidation March, Friends of Valdosta City Schools (FVCS),
Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 22 October 2011.
Videos by George Rhynes for bostongbr on YouTube.
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Continue readingOctober 14, 2011
George Boston Rhynes (229-251-8645)
Valdosta, Georgia 3605-1144TO: All concerned citizens, Walmart Workers, internet and beyond!
Our Walmart in Bentonville, AK and how we were ignored by America’s Largest Retail Giant (President Mike duke, Board Chairmen David Glass and about thirteen other board members.
Here’s the video:
Is Walmart Now a god beside God; and answers to no one? —George Rhynes
For Respect,
Bentonville, Arkansas, Our Wal-Mart,
Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 12 October 2011.
Videos by George Boston Rhynes for K.V.C.I., Keeping Valdosta Citizen Informed.However, this is nothing new for George Boston Rhynes; since I have been ignored for over 3 1/2 years. After
TO: Georgia General Assembly Members (Respectively)Continue readingAll Georgia Elected Officials, Internet, blog and Beyond.
Wal-Mart workers marching in Bentonville, Arkansas, 12 October 2011
Video by George Boston Rhynes for K.V.C.I.Why is the State of Georgia still an “At Will To Work State?” Wherein, a Georgia worker can be terminated from their job for “good
cause, bad cause or for no cause at all. And Georgia Employers are not required to provide workers with a reason for being terminated.
As a Retired United States Armed Forces Military Veteran; I was a
victim of a wrongful termination. Yet, after 3 1/2 years, 30 letters, 30 You Tube Videos, 34 pages of documented proof to the President/Board of Directors with documented proof from a former employee to the company president but no response from the company.
What is the Georgia General Assembly or any other
Campus authorities tried getting students to move away from the University
Center where
Governor Nathan Deal was having a luncheon.
The students stood their ground.
Here’s the video.
Protesting Gov. Nathan Deal at Valdosta State University (VSU), 16 September 2011.
Videos by Gretchen Quarterman for LAKE, the Lowndes Area Knowledge Exchange.
The students had been standing on the sidewalk in front of the Continue reading