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4/8: Next Aurora production; Kooks and weirdos; Clinton

4/8: Next Aurora production; Kooks and weirdos; Clinton

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Next Aurora Production Centers on 1939 Cuban-Holocaust Story

EEB PERSPECTIVE: Georgia Gets Black Eye from Legislative Kooks and Weirdos

ANOTHER VIEW: “Keep Bill Under Control This Time, President Rodham!”

SPOTLIGHT: Heaven & Associates, P.C.

UPCOMING: GGC’s Sixth Button Gwinnett Day To Honor Dr. James d’Angelo

NOTABLE: Dept. of Labor Career Expo To Host 60 Employers Needing Workers

RECOMMENDED ADVENTURE: Georgia Center for the Book

GEORGIA TIDBIT: In Professional Baseball, Georgia State League First Founded in 1906

TODAY’S QUOTE: The Most Important Day in Your Life……and…..

MYSTERY PHOTO: Another Architectural Gem for Your Guessing

LAGNIAPPE: Local DAR Chapter Visits Atlanta’s Historic Oakland Cemetery

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by · April 8, 2016 · Full issues
4/5: National Night Out planning; Baseball; more

4/5: National Night Out planning; Baseball; more

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TODAY’S FOCUS: April 10 Meeting in Lilburn To Plan for National Night Out in August

EEB PERSPECTIVE: From Baseball, to the Post Office, Lotteries and Back to Baseball

SPOTLIGHT: Edward Jones

UPCOMING: County Needs Paid Poll Workers for Primary and General Election

NOTABLE: Brenau University To Start Lacrosse Program in February of 2018

RECOMMENDED: Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Alfredo Barili Was First Professional Musician To Move to Atlanta

TODAY’S QUOTE: Constitution Made Only for Moral and Religious People

MYSTERY PHOTO: Yes, Another St. Helens

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by · April 5, 2016 · Full issues
4/1: Our 16th year; Gwinnett’s 1st CID; Deal’s veto

4/1: Our 16th year; Gwinnett’s 1st CID; Deal’s veto

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Looking Back at a Decade of Progress for County’s First CID

EEB PERSPECTIVE: Governor Deal Protects State’s Name with Recent Veto

ANOTHER VIEW: Traveling Gwinnettian Now Plans to Climb Highest Peak in Africa

SPOTLIGHT: Primerica, Inc.

FEEDBACK: Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful Executive Director Retiring

UPCOMING: Boutwell Family Gives $100,000 to Aurora Theatre of Gwinnett

NOTABLE: Classmates at Collins, Two Local Grads Join GA-PCOM Faculty

RECOMMENDED: Kinky Boots Brings Life to the Fox Theatre Stage through Sunday

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Covington Native Become Authority on the History of Slavery

TODAY’S QUOTE: Do We Have Funerals and Birth Times Reversed?

MYSTERY PHOTO: Blue Skies, Mountains, All This Awaits Identification

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by · April 1, 2016 · Full issues
3/29: Beverage checks; Garland hearing; General Assembly

3/29: Beverage checks; Garland hearing; General Assembly

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Police Checks of Beverage Retailers Continue with GUIDE Funding

EEB PERSPECTIVE: Stubbornness on Garland Hearing May Signal Woes for GOP

ANOTHER VIEW: Wants To See Improvement in Georgia’s General Assembly

SPOTLIGHT: Arbor-Nomics Tree Service

FEEDBACK: Reaction to Article on Driving Under the Influence in Georgia

UPCOMING: Regents Approve Naming of GGC Library for Dan Kaufman

NOTABLE: ARC Recognizes Suwanee Youth Leaders and Lawrenceville’s Prelude

RECOMMENDED: The Remarkable Andrew by Dalton Trumbo

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Peachtree City One of Most Successful Planned Communities

TODAY’S QUOTE: What Teachers Can Do for Aspiring Authors

MYSTERY PHOTO: Here’s Another Beautiful Picture Asking Where It’s Located

LAGNIAPPE: PCOM Student Heads to Johns Hopkins This Summer To Study Aging

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by · March 29, 2016 · Full issues
3/25: On DUI convictions, Berlusconi and Trump

3/25: On DUI convictions, Berlusconi and Trump

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TODAY’S FOCUS: DUI Convictions Are Not Only Expensive Propositions but Last Forever

EEB PERSPECTIVE: Italy’s Berlusconi and Trump Come from Similar Backgrounds

SPOTLIGHT: The Piedmont Bank

FEEDBACK: FBI Needs to Try To Tap Into Phone, Without the Help of Apple

UPCOMING: Jackson EMC Offering “Bright Ideas” Grants to School Teachers

NOTABLE: PCOM Elects David McCleskey to its Board of Trustees

RECOMMENDED: The Autobiography of James T. Kirk by David A. Goodman

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Long Serving Georgian Naval Officer Scuttles Confederate’s Merrimac

TODAY’S QUOTE: Considering What Is Infinite and What Might Not Be

MYSTERY PHOTO: Can You Tell from the Snow Where This Is Located?

LAGNIAPPE: Lilburn Resident Wins DAR Outstanding Veteran Volunteer Award

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by · March 25, 2016 · Full issues
3/22: Foundation’s record year; Gibbs Gardens; Cell phones

3/22: Foundation’s record year; Gibbs Gardens; Cell phones

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Community Foundation of Northeast Georgia Has Record Year

EEB PERSPECTIVE: Years After Concept Emerged, Gibbs Gardens Maturing Nicely

ANOTHER VIEW: Concerning Old Ben Franklin Not Owning a Cell Phone

SPOTLIGHT: Mingledorff’s

FEEDBACK: Jaywalking and Not Halting at Stop Signs Are Community Menaces

UPCOMING: Three Artists To Be On Display at Snellville City Hall Starting April 2

NOTABLE: Lilburn Stake of Latter-day Saints Men Pack Louisiana Relief Supplies

RECOMMENDED MOVIE: Miracles from Heaven

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Georgia Granite Used for Foundation of State Capitol, Opened in 1889

TODAY’S QUOTE: Note the Date When Spending Programs Are Eliminated

MYSTERY PHOTO: Do These Clues Give You Any Idea Where This Is?

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by · March 22, 2016 · Full issues
3/18: Good year for bankers; Coal ash problems; Corruption

3/18: Good year for bankers; Coal ash problems; Corruption

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Georgia Bankers Found 2015 To Be Very Good Year

EEB PERSPECTIVE: What’s Happening in Wayne County Could Happen Anywhere

ANOTHER VIEW: Levels, Examples, and Types of Government Corruption

SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett County Public Library

FEEDBACK: Heed the Rules, When Walking along Our Streets

UPCOMING: Gwinnett Library Will Standardize Hours at All Branches on May 16

NOTABLE: Jackson EMC Foundation Awards $28,500 to Gwinnett Agencies

RECOMMENDED: Humans of New York by Brandon Stanton

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Georgians Vote to Move State Capitol to Atlanta from Milledgeville

TODAY’S QUOTE: Here’s a Thought, Just a Day Late

MYSTERY PHOTO: Familiar Looking Scene Might Be Anywhere in Our Area

LAGNIAPPE: GGC and Vietnamese University in Cultural Exchange program

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by · March 18, 2016 · Full issues
3/15: New college graduate; Gwinnett politics get hotter; more

3/15: New college graduate; Gwinnett politics get hotter; more

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Loganville Resident Wins College Diploma 16 Years After Dropping Out
EEB PERSPECTIVE: While National Scene Plays Out, Local Politics Heating Up
SPOTLIGHT: Georgia Gwinnett College
UPCOMING: Fix-A-Leak Workshop Can Save Your Water….and Dollars
NOTABLE: Warbington Leads CID To Become Lawrenceville City Manager
RECOMMENDED: The Long Telegram by George Kennan
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Dr. Pemberton Was Successful Druggist Before Inventing Coca-Cola
TODAY’S QUOTE: Here’s Something To Make You Wonder
MYSTERY PHOTO: Tell Us Where Photographer Shot This Beautiful River Scene

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by · March 15, 2016 · Full issues
3/11: On Twin Lakes proposal; Infinite Energy Center

3/11: On Twin Lakes proposal; Infinite Energy Center

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Concerned about Twin Lakes Proposal in Peachtree Corners

EEB PERSPECTIVE: Gwinnett’s Infinite Energy Center Focuses on Two Main Customers

SPOTLIGHT: United Community Bank

FEEDBACK: Funding the GOP; More on Templeton Library; and Politics in 1816

UPCOMING: Medical Center Announces Two New Urgent Care Centers

NOTABLE: March 19 at McDaniel Farm Park Will Host Giant Easter Egg Hunt

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Founder of Coca-Cola Had Previous Career as Distinguished Druggist

TODAY’S QUOTE: Unmotivated People Must Be Content with Mediocrity

MYSTERY PHOTO: The Camera Is Turned Upward for this Mystery Photo

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by · March 11, 2016 · Full issues
3/8: Muslim groups; Demise of GOP?; European trek

3/8: Muslim groups; Demise of GOP?; European trek

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Understanding the Differences in Muslim Organizations
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Could 2016 Be the Year for the Death of the Republican Party?
ANOTHER VIEW: Traveling Gwinnettian Learning as He Treks Through Europe
SPOTLIGHT: Peach State Federal Credit Union
FEEDBACK: Wants More Sidewalks from Subdivisions to the Parks
UPCOMING: Changes Coming to Braselton Farmer’s Market, which Opens in June
NOTABLE: Supporters Give $50,000 to Renovated Media Center at Norcross High
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Georgia Women Become Famous With Astonishing Vaudeville Acts
TODAY’S QUOTE: Lewis Grizzard Could Be Poetic, Too
MYSTERY PHOTO: What? This Library Does Not Contain Any Books?

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by · March 8, 2016 · Full issues