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- Fire destroys Korean association building
- Greenway extension approved 1 comment
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THOMAS: Tyranny is no longer 'lurking'
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Jail dog program celebrates third anniversary
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School board plans millage rate hike
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POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Leaders upset about IRS revelation
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POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Local immigrants unhappy with governor's comments
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Worker rescued after collapse at home of Falcons player
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Court battle looms over Bibles in Georgia state park cabins
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Gwinnett fire chief Myers to retire
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Greenway extension approved
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State Democratic party chair disciplined
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Cops shoot, kill man wanted in Forsyth after chase
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Freeman drives in winner for Braves in 10th against Twins
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Falcons get $200 million loan for new stadium
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LETTERS: No trusting the government
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LETTERS: Leaders shouldn't need code of conduct
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Editor's Picks
Cops: Special needs parapro had sex with student
Cops: Parapro at Special Needs School of Gwinnett had sex with 17-year-old student more than 20 times
Gwinnett names new fire chief
Casey Snyder was promoted as Gwinnett's new fire and emergency services chief to replace the retiring Bill Myers.
Cops: Mom threatened to blow up elementary school
A Duluth mother is facing felony charges after allegedly threatening "to blow up" her child's elementary school.
Primerica unveils global headquarters
With upbeat music, fireworks and Gov. Nathan Deal on hand, Primerica held a ribbon cutting for its new global headquarters on Friday afternoon in Duluth.
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Sports
Hard work has Terdoslavich shining after struggles in 2012
Before his demotion to Class AA last season, it was easy to find Joey Terdoslavich after a game.
Local
Students, teachers say goodbye for the summer
Teachers and students said goodbye for the summer on Wednesday.
State
Group wants atheist books alongside Bibles In Ga. state parks
A national atheist group said it plans to donate enough books on its views to be placed in all Georgia state park cabins after the state's governor said Bibles should remain at the vacation properties despite an atheist's recent complaint.
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Living
GMC to host EMS awards event
Gwinnett Medical Center will host a regional awards ceremony on Wednesday for EMS personnel, recognizing them for heroic duty.
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