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Bad Gun Laws, Daylight Savings, Teacher Vaccines: Nearby News

Top news includes an 'F' for Georgia gun laws, coronavirus vaccines for Georgia teachers, and a vote to end Daylight Savings.

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

No Daylight Saving Time In GA? Senate Bill Proposes Killing It

A bill passed Wednesday in the Georgia Senate would do away with daylight saving time. It must now pass the Georgia House.

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Coronavirus Vaccinations For GA Teachers Begin March 8

Vaccinating teachers so schools can reopen for in-person instruction will help Georgia "return to normal," Gov. Brian Kemp said Thursday.

When Will Creaky Crane Repairs End And West Peachtree Open?

Construction company wrapping up repairs on teetering crane over West Peachtree with plans to let displaced residents, businesses return.

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Cobb Commissioners Approve $23M Federal Grant For Rent Relief

The grant will be distributed between five nonprofits that aid in rental assistance, as well as about $600,000 for administrative costs.

Georgia Gun Safety Laws Get ‘F’ On 2020 Scorecard

Despite the pandemic, several states passed new gun safety laws in 2020, according to the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.

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