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NEWS NEARBY: Possible Terrorist Attack Thwarted, and More on Obamacare
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A look at top stories from Patch sites across Georgia.

North and Norcross win in the quarterfinals. Peachtree Ridge boys play Wednesday.
City Council OKs the alcoholic beverage license Tuesday.
People can get tickets to Manilow's performance in Duluth by donating instruments. .
A look at top stories from Patch sites across Georgia.
The control tower is among those on an FAA closure list.
A look at top stories from Patch sites across Georgia.
The control tower at Briscoe Field in Lawrenceville is among those on an FAA closure list.
Coming from Monster Jam, suspect tells Gwinnett Police.
As Easter approaches, the festivities begin. Post yours to Patch.
Education, job-search assistance and child vaccinations are among areas in Georgia that would be affected, the White House says.
The control tower at the airport in Lawrenceville, Ga. is among those on an FAA closure list.
Education, job-search assistance and child vaccinations are among areas in Georgia that would be affected, the White House says.
The control tower is among those on an FAA closure list.
The suspect was charged with disorderly conduct under the public intoxication sector.
The control tower is among those on an FAA closure list.
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Education, job-search assistance and child vaccinations are among areas in Georgia that would be affected, the White House says.
A look at top stories from Patch sites across Georgia.
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