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Georgians overwhelmingly vote in favor of housing for the homeless

Beyond the debate around Georgia’s election outcome, one result is a clear victory for health care. Three of four Georgians voted to approve a referendum Nov. 6 that will help nonprofits provide permanent housing to homeless people with mental illness. Referendum B allows a property tax exemption for nonprofit housing of these individuals in residences that […]

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Georgia Secretary of State’s Office releases number of ballots were impacted by court orders

Georgia Secretary of State Robyn Crittenden released the number of absentee and provisional ballots that were affected by two court orders requiring the state to recount provisional and absentee ballots that were thrown out due to voter identification issues. The numbers were released just prior to the secretary of state’s office certifying the results of […]

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Fulton Commission Chair Robb Pitts reminds county residents that driving under the influence isn’t just a night time problem

Earlier this year, Robb Pitts was involved in a car accident in Sandy Springs.  The car Pitts was riding in was struck and totaled by a driver who was under the influence. The suspect was arraigned in Fulton County magistrate court Thursday, and Pitts took the opportunity to remind Fulton residents that driving under the […]

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