And, based on recent experience, 90% of Mother’s Day restaurant patrons will come away underwhelmed.
It’s not the restaurant management. It’s not the restaurant staff. At this stage, it’s not even the fault of the business-killing pandemic, although appearances may suggest otherwise. In fact, it’s about something not even there: Many workers who were furloughed, were laid off or quit have yet to return.
The lack of sufficient and adequate staff in the restaurant business – and in other industries – can be felt in numerous ways:
• Customers reported their shock on social media that their popular Waffle House in East Cobb had shut down. This despite complaining about poor service amid critical staffing shortage during Covid-19.
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He asked several prominent East Cobb citizens to serve on an advisory board to examine a financial feasibility study. When one of them asked who else was involved in the Cityhood effort, Gavalis declined to reveal them and that individual quit, citing a lack of transparency.
In its release on Friday, the Citybood group included a photo of Gavalis receiving an award from State Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick of East Cobb upon being named the “Distinguished Older Georgian 2021” by the legislature.
The Cityhood bill filed by Dollar (
read our Q and A with him here) and to be taken up in 2022 needs a local sponsor in the State Senate. Kirkpatrick, who represents the proposed East Cobb city, did not co-sponsor the initial bill, saying she received plenty of negative feedback.
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Parents push to get outdated Sprayberry High School rebuilt
Some Sprayberry High School parents are demanding the school building be rebuilt.
COBB COUNTY, Ga. - Some Cobb County parents are demanding administrators make their children s school a top priority.
Parents said Sprayberry High School in East Cobb has been neglected for years and is falling apart.
The building here has been home to the school since 1973. Parents said the structure is crumbling and things need to change immediately. It s just ridiculous how little has been spent on our school, said Sharona Sandberg, whose son is a junior at the school.