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Fraud
Rodents wreak havoc on Auburn public records building
AUBURN- Rats have taken up residence at the white house in Auburn and are now preventing access to any public records stored inside.
Letters to the Editor
Profit of the bride
Nation Briefs
Nation/World
Local man crafts replica locomotives by hand
LAWRENCEVILLE - Harold Fagan's passion for the railroad first developed many years ago as the young son of a railroad engineer.
World Briefs
Taliban take police captive
People Briefs
Redford thought Deep Throat was 'probably' FBI
Road closures
Bogan Road from Harmony Elementary School to Hamilton Mill Road will require intermittent lane closures from
What's Going on Here?
" Where: Thrasher Street in downtown Norcross near Rock -Tenn Co.
Alarm calls cost $450,000 and almost all are false
If you cry "Wolf!" once, expect a warning.
Marketplace
Conducting Business
Church delivers cakes to fathers behind bars
LAWRENCEVILLE - Every Father's Day for the past 42 years, the ladies of the First Baptist Church of Grayson have been baking cakes for the inmates of the Gwinnett Department of Corrections Facility.
Chamber Calendar
Monday
Community leaders want to clean up Norcross area
An effort to return Jimmy Carter Boulevard to its glory days is under way.
Runaway bride says I do' to fame, money
Runaway bride says I do' to fame, money
Political Notebook
Now three candidates are awaiting word on when a special election will be held to replace Phyllis Miller.
Pappy's Peppers hottest store in Lawrenceville
WHAT THEY DO: Gourmet shop stocks more than 1,000 hot sauces, barbecue sauces, marinades, meat rubs, cigars from around the world, NCAA tailgate party packages and the now-famous Jennifer's High-Tailin' Hot Sauce.
Barrow police reports
Man accused of beating woman with clothes iron
Ga. 316 toll: Not dead, but in need of repair
Georgia transportation panel has decided that taxpayers who pay for a road once shouldn't have to pay for the same road again. A resolution passed last week forbids placing a toll on existing lanes.
Braselton adopts new council district map
BRASELTON - The town of Braselton now has a newly drawn council map that equally distributes the number of households in each district. Under the former map, Councilman Dudley Ray, with 767 homes in District 4, represented the majority of homes in Braselton, due to the town's recent growth pattern.
State briefs
Woman dies after standoff ends in gunfire
Larry Samples
Mr. Larry Samples, age 66 of Loganville, Ga passed away on Friday, June 17, 2005. Surviving are his: Wife of 48 years: Mrs. Pat Brown Samples, Loganville, Ga; Daughter and ...
Verlie Cheeley
MAE Mrs. Verlie Mae Atkinson Cheeley, age 95 of Forest Park, died June 18, 2005. She is survived by daughter, Brenda Paules, Marietta; son, Thermond Atkinson, Forest Park; sisters, Josephine ...
Betty Wylie
Betty Wylie of Cleveland, formerly of Buford died June 18, 2005. Arrangements held by Tapp/Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Buford. 770-945-9345.
Susan Stewart
A beloved wife, daughter and sister, Susan Stewart, age 45, of Lawrenceville, GA., died Thursday, June 16, 2005, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. The Funeral will be Sunday ...
Matthew Hinson
Matthew C. Hinson, age 15, of Sugar Hill, Ga passed away on June 16, 2005. He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Charles Cleary and Billy Hinson. Surviving are ...
Ralph Dodson
Ralph Dodson, age 83 of Loganville, died Saturday, June 18, 2005. Funeral Services will be held Monday, June 20, 2005. Arrangements held by Tim Stewart Funeral Home of Snellville. 770-979-5010 ...
William Banick
Mr. William G. Banick age 89, of Buford, Ga. passed away on Saturday, June 18, 2005. Service and Arrangements will be announced later by: Flanigan Funeral Home and Crematory of ...
