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New Gwinnett property tax districts moving forward
On Tuesday, commissioners learn that this year's tax digest is in line with millage rate plans proposed during the county budgeting process.
Suwanee Police reports phone scam
A phone scam that has been reported around metro Atlanta was noticed by the Suwanee Police Department this week. The caller demands payment over the phone for a bogus warrant or ticket.
6 accused of fraudulent unemployment benefits
Georgia Department of Labor charges Norcross, Snelville and Lawrenceville residents for bilking system of more than $50K
Governor commends Master Teachers
Gov. Nathan Deal announced Tuesday the names of 58 Georgia teachers who have earned the Master Teacher certification, a desigation awarded based on demonstrated excellence in student achievement and student growth for 2013.
Lawsuit: Murder victim's family wants to search farmland
The family of a slain Mercer University law student have filed a lawsuit asking a judge to allow them to search farmland in central Georgia in hopes of finding her remains.
City holds public hearing on proposed budget
PEACHTREE CORNERS -- Residents of the city of Peachtree Corners spoke at a public hearing on the proposed FY2014 budget during Tuesday's city council meeting.. The budget proposed has the city spending $3.8 million this year, up $1.1 million from the city's first year.. In potential revenue, the city expects
Father's Day boat explosion ruled accidental
Gwinnett firefighters ruled Sunday's boat explosion accidental after an investigation found that the 1957 wooden boat had mechanical problems prior to the incident.
GMC receives award for heart attack care
Gwinnett Medical Center received an award from the American Heart Association for its commitment and standard of care for heart attack patients.
Political newcomer wins Loganville Council race
Loganville elected a new mayor and city council member during a special election on Tuesday.
CLINE: Father's Day cakes part of Grayson couple's calling
For 50 years Jean Brownlee and her husband Buck have spearheaded a tradition of bring cakes to the Gwinnett County Correctional Institute to be eaten by the inmates on Father's Day.
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GMC warns 133 patients of possible TB exposure
Hospital and health department officials held a press conference Tuesday morning, four days after they reportedly sent letters to 133 former patients who "may have been exposed" to an unidentified employee diagnosed with tuberculosis in mid-May.
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