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Norcross liver recipient mentors, honors transplant champions
Last Updated: 7:19 PM 09/08/10 - Amy Tippins was hemorrhaging and near death when the death of a stranger saved her life. The Norcross resident and Providence Christian Academy grad had been sick for five years before she was diagnosed with multiple hepatic adenomas and was hemorrhaging from the tumors that had taken over her liver when, at just 17, she received a life-saving liver from an organ donor. 0 Comments
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Residents protest crematory

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Last Updated: 7:16 PM 09/08/10 - ealth concerns have caused a stall to plans to open a crematory in a Tucker area funeral home. (Full Story)

Snellville homicide victim ID’d
Last Updated: 7:15 PM 09/08/10 - How 61-year-old Eva May Francis died won’t be known until an autopsy is complete, but police are continuing to investigate the matter as a homicide. (Full Story)

Lilburn residents discuss hopes, fears of sports complex

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Last Updated: 7:11 PM 09/08/10 - Local residents don’t know if a baseball complex can fulfill their dreams, but nearly all agreed in a talking session Wednesday that something was needed to boost the bedroom community. (Full Story)

Sugar Hill Christian Academy celebrates 10th anniversary, accreditation

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Last Updated: 7:49 PM 09/07/10 - Lori Allen’s son, Grant, could have walked to their neighborhood elementary school, but she and her husband wanted their boy to be educated in a Christian environment. (Full Story)

County may not give raises

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Last Updated: 7:47 PM 09/07/10 - County employees could see a second year without a raise, after the county’s top financial and human resources officials made a recommendation to commissioners Tuesday. (Full Story)

Woman found dead in home in Snellville
Last Updated: 7:46 PM 09/07/10 - Few details have been released regarding the apparent homicide of a 60-year-old woman found dead in her Snellville home Tuesday. (Full Story)

Final GCPS student count close to first estimate

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Last Updated: 7:43 PM 09/07/10 - Gwinnett County Public Schools’ Planning Department was right on target with its enrollment forecast — almost. (Full Story)

Summer's last hurrah

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Last Updated: 7:51 PM 09/06/10 - Carly and Lacey Moss aren’t ready for summer to be over. Although school’s been in session for four weeks, many celebrate Labor Day weekend as the symbolic end of summer. (Full Story)

Widening near mall to begin

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Last Updated: 7:48 PM 09/06/10 - Mall of Georgia area drivers will get some more asphalt — with not just a resurfacing project but a widening along Ga. Highway 20. Construction is expected to begin tonight, if weather permits, on a $3.1 million project to revive the road from Interstate 85 to Peachtree Industrial Boulevard.
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What do you think the outcome of the high-occupancy toll lane project on Interstate 85 will be?

	Congestion will clear up in all lanes because of people using the HOT lane.
	Congestion will only clear up for those who use the HOT lane.
	It’ll bring in some money but won’t do anything for congestion.