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11/8: Annoying robocalls; Politics in Gwinnett; Hudgens’ artwork

11/8: Annoying robocalls; Politics in Gwinnett; Hudgens’ artwork

Click here to read our latest issue. Inside this edition:
TODAY’S FOCUS: With Robocalls, Adopt a “Little Old Woman” Voice When Talking
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Projecting What Will Happen in 2020 on the Gwinnett Political Scene
ANOTHER VIEW: Hudgens Center Offers Artwork by Artist with Brain Cancer
SPOTLIGHT: Primerica, Inc.
FEEDBACK:  Send us your thoughts
UPCOMING: Northside Hospital Cardiovascular Institute Expands to Lawrenceville
NOTABLE: Stripers Create “Veteran’s Pack” only Available November 11-12
RECOMMENDED: The Great Alaskan Race (movie) 
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Much of Wiregrass Georgia Is Mostly Agricultural Land
MYSTERY PHOTO: Yes, We’ve Found Another Lighthouse for You To Identify
LAGNIAPPE: Local DAR Chapter Visits Historical Homes in Athens.
CALENDAR: Cherokee Nation Master Gardener Tony Harris Speaks November 14 in Suwanee

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by · November 8, 2019 · Full issues
BRACK: What may happen in 2020 on the Gwinnett political scene

BRACK: What may happen in 2020 on the Gwinnett political scene

By Elliott Brack  | On the local political scene, we see two developments in the 2020 races for the various offices of Gwinnett County: Republicans are having a hard time finding people who want to offer for office; and Democrats are finding lots of people interested in seeking elective office.

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by · November 8, 2019 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
10/11: From bush hogging to 2020 election to impeachment

10/11: From bush hogging to 2020 election to impeachment

Click here to read the latest issue of GwinnettForum. In this edition:
TODAY’S FOCUS: We Find a Lady Whose Enjoyable Hobby Is…..Bush hogging
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Will Election 2020 in Gwinnett Be 1984 Upset in Reverse?
ANOTHER VIEW: Government Questionnaire Seemed To Be Unruly Interruption
SPOTLIGHT: Precision Planning, Inc.,
FEEDBACK: Time for Dems To Abandon Their Impeachment and Get a New Hobby 
UPCOMING: 20th Annual Great Days of Service Are October 25-26; Sign Up Now
NOTABLE: GACS Student from Duluth Is National Merit Semifinalist for 2020
RECOMMENDED:  Our Souls at Night by Kent Haruf
GEORGIA TIDBIT: National Newspapers Credit Georgia with Saving the Union
MYSTERY PHOTO: Highway, Buildings, Hills Could Identify This Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: Shiloh High Team Hears More About Digital Badge Program
CALENDAR: Zombie Run 5K will be October 19 in Braselton

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by · October 11, 2019 · Full issues
BRACK: Will election 2020 in Gwinnett be 1984 upset in reverse?

BRACK: Will election 2020 in Gwinnett be 1984 upset in reverse?

By Elliott Brack  | Many of our readers may not remember what happened politically in Gwinnett in 1984. It was a major year for change in Gwinnett.

There’s reason many Gwinnettians may not remember it. That’s because in 1984 there were 226,100 people in Gwinnett. Today the population is 921,781, so another 701,681 people live here now. A majority were just not here in 1984.

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by · October 11, 2019 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
9/24: Digitizing newspapers; New parking deck; Biden’s bid

9/24: Digitizing newspapers; New parking deck; Biden’s bid

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Gwinnett Historical Society Gets Grant for Digitizing Local Newspapers
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Parking Deck at Infinite Energy Center Is Suburban’s Biggest
ANOTHER VIEW: Other Democrats Owe Joe Biden a Mountain of Gratitude
SPOTLIGHT: Aurora Theatre
FEEDBACK: “Brainwashed” Trump Supporter Notes CREW’s Staff Backgrounds
UPCOMING: Holtkamp Completes Two Murals on New Building Facing Interstate 85
NOTABLE: Board Appoints Kristi Royston as Gwinnett’s New Election Supervisor
RECOMMENDED: Holy Envy: Finding God in the Faith of Others by Barbara Brown Taylor
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Early Georgia Settlers Promoted Viniculture at Trustee Garden
MYSTERY PHOTO: Another Lighthouse Shining Its Light Asking Where It Is Located
CALENDAR: Let Your Dog Enjoy Pooches in the Park in Braselton on September 28 

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by · September 24, 2019 · Full issues
Sheep grazing at a Silicon Ranch solar farm, similar to the one Walton EMC relies on to power Facebook’s Newton Data Center, are helping to improve the soil, air, water and economy. Silicon Ranch’s Regenerative Energy platform delivers the maximum environmental benefits from its solar facilities. (Photo provided)

9/17: Solar farming; NFL negotiator; Presidential debates

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Walton EMC Solar Farm Providing More Than Just Electricity
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Gwinnettian Participating in NFL and Football Player Negotiations 
ANOTHER VIEW: Here’s One Guy’s Views on Most Recent Presidential Debate
SPOTLIGHT: Precision Planning, Inc.
FEEDBACK: Talk About Your Unusual Ideas: How About Only 15 U.S. Senators!
UPCOMING: Snellville Adopts Ordinance Concerning Short Term Rental Property
NOTABLE: Meadowcreek Graduate Wins $7,000 Les Dame d’Escoffier Scholarship
RECOMMENDED: Understanding Democracy in America by Professor Ken Masugi
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Georgia Author, Anne Rivers Siddons, Dies at 83 in Charleston
MYSTERY PHOTO: Attractive Church Begs Question of Its Location as Today’s Mystery
LAGNIAPPE: 67th Annual Gwinnett County Fair Continues Through Saturday
CALENDAR: Check out these coming events

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by · September 17, 2019 · Full issues
8/30: Snellville development; Isakson’s surprise; English as 2nd language

8/30: Snellville development; Isakson’s surprise; English as 2nd language

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TODAY’S FOCUS: New Center-City Development in Snellville Will Start in 2020
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Isakson Announcement Turns Georgia Political World Topsy-Turvy
ANOTHER VIEW: There Are Joys in Teaching English as a Second Language
SPOTLIGHT: Northside Hospital
FEEDBACK: Gwinnett Has Drastically Changed in 20 Years; Flux is Common
UPCOMING: 19th Annual British Car and Motorcycle Fayre in Norcross Is September 7
NOTABLE: Kudzu Art Zone Offers Silent Auction at Its Annual 12×12 Exhibit  
RECOMMENDED: Moving On by Josie Bentley Gravitt
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Richard Aeck’s Swings Designs Between Beauty and Function
MYSTERY PHOTO: Impressive Color and an Impressive Statue Ask Your Identification
CALENDAR: Author visits: Lynn Cullen and Patti Callahan Henry coming to Peachtree Corners

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by · August 29, 2019 · Full issues
 (U.S. Air Force photo, 2018/Don Peek)

BRACK: Isakson announcement turns Georgia political world topsy-turvy

By Elliott Brack  | The political world in Georgia got thrown topsy-turvy for the coming year’s election, when Sen. Johnny Isakson announced that he would resign from the Senate at the end of the year. The senior senator has served with distinction for 14 years, and has been re-elected rather easily two times. He was not so much the Republican party man, as he was more moderate in his decisions, reflecting many Georgian’s views. 

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by · August 29, 2019 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
BRACK: Bet on a political race? Would have better chance on a horse race

BRACK: Bet on a political race? Would have better chance on a horse race

By Elliott Brack   | Horse races I’ll bet on.  But an election? Never.

After all, in horse races, there are certain probabilities. You know the horse’s record and its ancestry, the jockey, trainer and owner’s record, and even track conditions. You also know lots about the horse’s opponents.

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by · July 25, 2019 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
5/24, full issue: Norcross library; Presidential candidates; More

5/24, full issue: Norcross library; Presidential candidates; More

Click here to read the latest issue of GwinnettForum. Inside this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Here Are Thoughts Behind Design of Proposed Norcross Library
EEB PERSPECTIVE: With 23 Running, When Will You Announce for President? Why Not?
ANOTHER VIEW: High Number of Norcross People Reside in Extended-Stay Motels
SPOTLIGHT: Renasant Bank
FEEDBACK: Many Sick Cannot Afford to Take Big Pharma’s Expensive Drugs
UPCOMING: Buford City Schools To Have School Security Officers Next Year
NOTABLE: Suwanee Police Force Announces Promotion of Several Officers
RECOMMENDED: Solstice by Joyce Carol Oates
GEORGIA TIDBIT: From 1799, Many U.S. Naval Ships Have Been Named “Savannah”
MYSTERY PHOTO: Amazing, Fantastic Fountain Sparkles as Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: City of Duluth Continues Tradition of Honoring Deceased Veterans
CALENDAR: Several communities Plan Memorial Day Remembrances

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by · May 24, 2019 · Full issues
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