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Georgia Schools Prepping For A More ‘Normal' Year
“We've been learning a lot about what are the right interventions to match our students' needs" -- Chief Academic Officer Cliff Jones
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Calendar And Courts Conspire Against Federal Pandemic Eviction Moratorium
So far, the 37-year-old is only one month delinquent in rent as she continues to look for a new job while waiting for unemployment benefits.
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Court-Ordered Review Of Fulton County 2020 Absentee Ballots On Hold
Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero canceled a meeting to create a plan to review more than 145,000 absentee ballots.
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Bookman: Making Hice State Election Chief Like Handing Safe Keys To Robber
The report indicates Hice is a supporter of Trump's vacuous lies about the 2020 Presidential Election, which Joe Biden won decisively.
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Floyd Family Presses Biden On Police Reform; Atlanta Marchers Pay Respect
Congress failed to act by the anniversary of Floyd's death Tuesday — the deadline that President Joe Biden had urged lawmakers to meet.
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Waiting Is Hard Part For Georgians With Disabilities Lined Up For Services
Four years have now passed, which brought a pandemic that was particularly ruthless inside long-term care facilities.
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Buttigieg Pitches $1.7 Trillion Plan In Georgia Tour Of Planes And Trains
Biden unveiled a $1.7 trillion counteroffer, as Buttigieg said he would like to meet "the size and scope of the president’s vision.”
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Georgia Lawmakers Urged On By Heartland Group Debating Big Tech ‘Censoring'
The hearing was not associated with any specific bill. Setlzer said a discussion is needed to determine whether a bill is necessary.
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Broadband Internet Expansion No Silver Bullet For Rural Georgia
Since that meeting, it's become clear that the deployment of broadband technology is widely regarded as central to any rural revitalization.
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Critics: Georgia's Halt To $300 Weekly Jobless Benefits Won't Spur Workforce
“I knew it was a money thing and it wasn't personal, but it felt like being fired, even though you're laid off" -- Shorts
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Georgia Power Customers To Find Out New Tab For Vogtle Expansion This Fall
On Tuesday, it felt like Groundhog Day for Prenovitz, who posed the same question to Georgia Power executives and project leaders.
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Student Feeding Programs Ramp Up As Another Pandemic Summer Nears
The district is one of Georgia's school systems that child welfare organizations say provide a good example of the right way.
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Remote Work, Rural Broadband Can Remake Georgia's Economy
Together, these data points could be the foundation for a revival in small-town economies across Georgia.
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Georgia Graduates Look Forward After Pandemic Upended Senior Year
“I've been working on my senior seminar, but I've been having writer's block,” the Alpharetta native said.
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Georgia Joins GOP States In Curbing Unemployment Aid For Jobless
“Every small business owner and the workers that are working currently, they need more people,” Kemp said during a Thursday interview.
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More Than $350B In Federal Cash Starts Rolling Out To States, Local Level
The Biden administration said the much-anticipated money was included in the massive relief law enacted earlier this year.
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Bookman: Floodgates Swing Open For Special-Interest Money During Session
If you want legislation passed, you need to go through Mullis. As Rules chair, he pretty much decides if and when a bill gets a vote.
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Long Fuel Lines Persist As Colonial Pipeline Begins To Resume Operations
Every one of the pumps was occupied, and more morning commuters idled in the lot, ready to swoop in as soon as someone left.
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Panic Drives Up Fuel Demand As Colonial Pipeline Shutdown Continues
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm told reporters Tuesday that she expects Colonial Pipeline to make a “full restart decision."
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Sen. Ossoff Shines Spotlight On New Funding For HBCUs
“HBCUs are gems in our nation's system of higher education,” U.S. Sen. Ossoff told a group of Clark Atlanta University staff and students.