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FDA Recall Process Too Slow, Causing Illness And Death, Official Report Finds

The Food and Drug Administration's food recall process is too slow and in some cases has led to injuries and even death that could have been prevented, according to an inspector general report released Thursday. 
A complete report will be issued later, but the inspector general's office felt the preliminary findings were urgent enough to issue an "early alert," detailing how the recall procedures could put people in danger. >>> Read more.

GE Bringing 250 Jobs to Atlanta

GE Digital announced it is building its first global Digital Operations Center in Atlanta, a project that will create 250 jobs and invest $3 million investment in the community.

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“I am pleased that GE, a company at the forefront of digital innovation, has selected the City of Atlanta for its first global Digital Operations Center,” said Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed. >>> Read more.


Sheep Returning To Decatur Cemetery

The herd helps control Japanese hops, kudzu and other invasive plants at the cemetery on Commerce Drive.

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Man Accused of Murdering Lottery Winner Escapes From Jail

Earnest Anthony Holcomb is one of seven people charged with killing Craigory Burch, who had won a Fantasy 5 jackpot.

National Iced Tea Day: Starbucks, Teavana Offering Deals

National Iced Tea Day is Friday, June 10.

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