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First-Class Failure: Mail Delays Could Put Georgia Elections at Risk

Delays in processing mail at a new regional distribution center in Palmetto aren’t just affecting individual Georgians trying to obtain vital prescription drugs or pay their monthly rents or mortgages. Chronic failures to deliver the mail in a timely manner are being seen in some quarters as a threat to the underpinnings of American democracy: […]

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DeKalb County Funds $3.8 Million Plan to Improve Countywide Emergency Response Time

📊 The Gist: DeKalb County has committed $3.8 million to strengthen emergency medical services, inspired by the success of a new model in Dunwoody which slashed response times by 32%. 📝 The Details: In a significant move to enhance emergency response across the region, the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners approved a substantial $3.8 million […]

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Squatter’s Rights? Not in Georgia

Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation Wednesday aimed at illegal squatting. House Bill 1017, which the Georgia House and Senate passed unanimously during this year’s legislative session, creates the offense of unlawful squatting when someone enters upon the land or premises of the owner without the owner or rightful occupant’s knowledge or consent. The bill comes […]

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Earth Day Report Card: Georgia Battles Threats to The State’s Natural Wonders Year Round

Activities promoting environmental protection were held across Georgia on Monday to celebrate Earth Day. However, for many conservationists the day of recognition is met with lingering concerns about decision makers who support plans they argue could have long-term detrimental effects on Georgia’s ecosystem. Georgia environmental policy has taken center stage over the last few years […]

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