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Is Roswell’s new open records policy the end of anonymous public records requests?

ROSWELL — Residents wishing to make an anonymous open records request in Roswell could face additional hurdles after a recent policy change. The Roswell City Council voted 5-1 Monday to approve changes to the city’s open records policy, requiring individuals and entities to provide verifiable names and addresses to receive public records. Councilwoman Sarah Beeson […]

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Representing You: Georgia Lawmakers Champion Gas Leaf Blower Bill

The Georgia Legislature is one step closer to passing a bill designed to protect gas-powered leaf blowers and appliances from cities and counties that might seek to restrict them. Lawmakers attached a slew of other bills to the original leaf blower bill, including provisions regarding de-annexing properties from cities and county bodies called Commercial Property […]

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Georgia is under a state of emergency due to tornadoes that hit Sunday morning

The Gist: Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has declared a state of emergency for tornadoes and severe storms that have caused damage to homes and businesses across the state on March 26. What Happened: A severe storm system moved into West Georgia earlier today, producing thunderstorms, high-velocity straight-line winds, and multiple tornadoes. The tornadoes and straight-line […]

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