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MYSTERY PHOTO: Classical vertical design appears to be a worship structure

MYSTERY PHOTO: Classical vertical design appears to be a worship structure

Today’s mystery looks like a chapel, church or cathedral, with classical lines. But is this trying to throw you off?  Start your search, and give us your thoughts about this photograph. Send your answers to elliott@brack.net and include your hometown. 

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by · April 28, 2023 · Mystery photos
MYSTERY PHOTO: Facing busts are today’s Mystery Photo

MYSTERY PHOTO: Facing busts are today’s Mystery Photo

Today’s Mystery Photo is of two busts facing one another. Identify the guys in the busts and tell us where this photograph was made. Send your answers to elliott@brack.net, and include your hometown.

Allan Peel of San Antonio, Tex. gives us details on the recent mystery: “Today’s mystery photo is of the Lonja del Comercio (Commerce Market) building, located in the Plaza de San Francisco de Asís in Old Havana, Cuba.

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by · March 14, 2023 · Mystery photos
5/6: Survey on Peachtree Corners’ bridge; Our primary endorsements; Cuba

5/6: Survey on Peachtree Corners’ bridge; Our primary endorsements; Cuba

Click here to view the latest edition. Inside:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Survey Says Majority of Peachtree Corners Residents Oppose Bridge
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Consider These Candidates When You Go Into the Voting Booth
ANOTHER VIEW: Here’s Another Look of Recent Trip to Cuba by Southern Journalists
SPOTLIGHT: Precision Planning Inc.
FEEDBACK: How Patty Davis Says Alzheimer’s Touched Ronald Reagan
UPCOMING: Commissioners OKs $75 Million Addition for Gwinnett Courthouse
NOTABLE: Refunding Water-Sewer Bonds Results in $18.5 Million Savings
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Union Forces Capture Jefferson Davis in Irwin County
TODAY’S QUOTE: Shhh. Or the Whole World May Know!
MYSTERY PHOTO: New Mystery Photo May Bring Lots of Head Scratching

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by · May 5, 2016 · Full issues
DADISMAN: Another view of recent trip to Cuba by Southern journalists

DADISMAN: Another view of recent trip to Cuba by Southern journalists

By Carrol Dadisman | Americans visiting Cuba on recently-authorized “people to people” tours catch only glimpses of the burdens borne by 11 million Cubans still subjected to Communist rule. But they see flashes of change and innovation that eventually could unlock the latent potential of our island neighbor.

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by · May 5, 2016 · Another View
5/3: On Peachtree Corners, visit to Cuba, tax breaks

5/3: On Peachtree Corners, visit to Cuba, tax breaks

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside:

TODAY’S FOCUS: Peachtree Corners Mayor Answers Questions on Proposed Bridge

EEB PERSPECTIVE: Visit to Cuba Shows Happy, Friendly People, But Crumbling Buildings

ANOTHER VIEW: State Should Call Bluff of Filmmaker’s Many Tax Breaks in Georgia

SPOTLIGHT: The Gwinnett Braves

FEEDBACK: Letters On Bridges, Cubans, Artists and Candidates

UPCOMING: Aurora Theatre Announced Themes, Times for Summer Acting Camp

NOTABLE: Mural in Toyota Promotion To Remain in Norcross’ Skin Alley

RECOMMENDED: Singing for Mrs. Pettigrew by Michael Morpurgo

GEORGIA TIDBIT: Horace Ware Born Lowly, Rises to Federal Judicial Bench

TODAY’S QUOTE: When To Start on Your Retirement Activity

MYSTERY PHOTO: Several Significant Hints In This Edition’s Mystery Photo

LAGNIAPPE: Peachtree Corners Rotary Hosts First Career Exploration Night

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by · May 3, 2016 · Full issues
BRACK: Visit to Cuba shows happy, friendly people but crumbling buildings

BRACK: Visit to Cuba shows happy, friendly people but crumbling buildings

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | While visiting Cuba last week, we didn’t get much contact with everyday Cuban people. My wife and I were on a visit with primarily American newspaper people.

Other than Cubans at our hotel and restaurants, meeting and talking with Cubans was not part of our trip to this island nation of 11 million people.

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4/26: On artists’ driving forces; A 57-year-old organization

4/26: On artists’ driving forces; A 57-year-old organization

Click here to see latest issue. Inside:

TODAY’S FOCUS: What Drives the Artists to Keep “Taking a Licking” from Viewers?

EEB PERSPECTIVE: What One Organization Faces After 57 Years of Operations

SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District

FEEDBACK: Idea of a Bridge Across 141 Has Awakened Peachtree Corners as Issue

UPCOMING: County Buys New Devices to Help in Cardiac Arrest Cases

NOTABLE: GACS Announces New Roles for Four Veteran Educators

GEORGIA TIDBIT: World’s First Black Combat Aviator Was Born in Stewart County

TODAY’S QUOTE: What Doing Good in the United States Has Become

MYSTERY PHOTO: Several Clues in This Round-About May Lead You to Solution

LAGNIAPPE: Rotary Honors Connie Wiggins for Her Extensive Service to Gwinnett

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by · April 26, 2016 · Full issues
BRACK: What one organization faces after 57 years of operations

BRACK: What one organization faces after 57 years of operations

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | Take any large organization you can imagine. Let’s say that this activity has been going on for 57 years. What would you think the organization would be like?

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by · April 26, 2016 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
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FOCUS: 16 years after dropping out, Loganville resident completes college

By Cody Nichelson | “Amazing and exhausting.” Those are two words that Ruth Colquitt of Loganville uses to describe her journey back to college. Some 16 years after dropping out, she wanted to gain a steady career in an increasingly competitive environment.

Her desire for a degree, however, started much earlier.

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by · March 15, 2016 · Today's Focus