Gwinnett Daily Post

Last Updated: 7:38 PM 12/15/09
NORCROSS — Frantic attempts by family, neighbors, police and finally firefighters to reach a 4-year-old boy trapped in a burning, two-story apartment were fruitless Tuesday morning.

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Prison to stay open

Last Updated: 7:35 PM 12/15/09
LAWRENCEVILLE — Gwinnett’s prison will remain open — at least for now.

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	Another mosque gets OK to build 5 Comments Last Updated: 7:34 PM 12/15/09 - LAWRENCEVILLE — Commissioners approved the construction of a mosque in a residential community. (Full Story)
	Buford inmates graduate from seminary school 0 Comments Last Updated: 7:54 PM 12/15/09 - BUFORD — Kevin Hall has ambitious business plans that belie his murder conviction. Hall’s eligible for parole next August, after which he plans to work two full-time jobs — one income for living, the other for saving — until he’s stable enough to qualify for a commercial driving license. Driving, he plans to tuck away enough capital to get his gym/ministry off the ground. (Full Story)
	Blue Christmas: Police shop with underprivileged children 1 Comment Last Updated: 8:32 PM 12/14/09 - Monday night, Santa Claus wore a blue uniform. (Full Story)
	Official: Briscoe should go private 14 Comments Last Updated: 8:28 PM 12/14/09 - A plan to privatize Gwinnett’s airport could bring more than $1 billion in economic impact and 20,000 jobs in the next decade. (Full Story)
	Snellville Council Meeting: City OKs liquor on Sundays 14 Comments Last Updated: 8:26 PM 12/14/09 - By a vote of 4-2, Snellville city leaders adopted an ordinance Monday that will allow the sale of alcohol on Sundays. In the same action, Mayor Jerry Oberholtzer and council members voted to extend the hours of alcohol sales to 1:55 a.m. Monday through Saturday. Alcohol sales will stop at midnight on Sundays, according to city manager Russell Treadway. (Full Story)
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