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Handel enters race for Chambliss' Senate seat
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School board plans millage rate hike
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MCCULLOUGH: The police state grows
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Gwinnett fire chief Myers to retire
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MILBANK: Eric Holder's abdication
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Court battle looms over Bibles in Georgia state park cabins
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Commission to consider code of conduct after scandals
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Cops shoot, kill man wanted in Forsyth after chase
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Mom called cops to year's third officer-involved killing
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CEPEDA: A very lethal plaything -- real guns that look like toys
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LETTERS: Columnist parrots White House talking points
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Sentencing reset for developer in Lasseter case
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Library board OKs summer reading money, talks '14 budget
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Possible plan for two-way streets on Lawrenceville's Square
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THOMAS: Benghazi, IRS: Son of Watergate?
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What to do, hear, see, watch, read, listen to, visit and eat in Gwinnett and Atlanta
Families can pick fresh strawberries from local farm
Washington Farms, located off Ga. Highway 20, is in the middle of strawberry season. With the end of the season in mid-June, hundreds of locals like Henderson and Bailey make treks to the farm to enjoy in family fun.
One year later, Copeland looks ahead to busy summer
Aimee Copeland received new bionic hands on Monday, the first step in what shapes up to be a busy summer. Copeland is expected to do more research on kids who are amputees, and start a second graduate degree program in August.
Commission to consider code of conduct after scandals
Commissioners discuss goals, including improving leadership, revitalizing older areas and ensuring the county water supply.
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Sports
Burger chases national title in final college tourney
Mill Creek graduate Georgia's lone qualifier in home event.
Local
More than 270 graduate from GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College graduated more than 270 students Friday during its spring commencement.
State
Court battle looms over Bibles in Georgia state park cabins
A battle over Bibles is brewing after the governor said on Wednesday the books should be allowed to be placed in the bedside table drawers at state-owned vacation properties after an atheist's objection led to their removal.
Living
MOVIE REVIEW: 'Star Trek Into Darkness' a thrilling, fun sequel to intergalactic saga
LOS ANGELES -- The original "Star Trek" series (and its various successors) used science fiction as a way to make observations about contemporary world issues like racism, war, etc., so it's no surprise that J.J. Abrams' "Trek" reboot, now in its second installment, puts 9/11 into the mix.. If there










