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3/2: Revel project; Delta flap; Arming teachers

3/2: Revel project; Delta flap; Arming teachers

TODAY’S FOCUS: “Revel” Project Seeks To Bolster Area around Infinite Energy Center
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Cagle-Delta Air Lines Flap Signals Beginning of 2018 Election Season
ANOTHER VIEW: Read This Possible Scenario And Question, Do We Arm Teachers?
SPOTLIGHT: Primerica Inc.
FEEDBACK: Democrats Controlled Congress During Obama’s First Two Years
McLEMORE’S WORLD: Medical Bills
UPCOMING: Lilburn To Get New Playground and More Downtown Parking Spaces
NOTABLE: Art Center and Holtkamps Continue Offering Free Admission in 2018
RECOMMENDED: The Rooster Bar by John Grisham
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Agnes Scott College Sees Significant Accomplishments by Its Alumnae
MYSTERY PHOTO: Is Today’s Mystery Photo Deemed Easy, or Is It Difficult for You?
CALENDAR: Workshop on Foster Care To Be Presented March 4

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by · March 2, 2018 · Full issues
BRACK: Cagle-Delta Air Lines flap signals beginning of 2018 election season

BRACK: Cagle-Delta Air Lines flap signals beginning of 2018 election season

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher  |  The political season is about upon us. March 9 is the last date to qualify to run in primary and non-partisan races, with the actual political primaries coming on May 22. Should a runoff be needed from a primary, that date will be July 24.

The biggest recent political bombshell centers on whether Delta Air Lines and other airlines should get a tax break for fuel bought in Georgia. What at first seemed to be a normal political question got quickly escalated when Delta announced it would not give a discount any more to members of the National Rifle Association (NRA).  Many other companies announced backing out of close ties with the NRA, so this did not seem to be a problem for Delta.

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by · March 2, 2018 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
9/8: Cop cab, transportation options, McKoon, more

9/8: Cop cab, transportation options, McKoon, more

Click here to read full issue. Inside:

TODAY’S FOCUS: Here’s Another Way To Send a Message to Auto Drivers Who Drink
SECOND FOCUS: Gwinnett Citizens Want Options When It Comes to Transportation
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Senator McKoon’s Far-Out Views Could Benefit the Democrats
FEEDBACK: Commenting on Hospital Merger, Food Trucks and Traffic Signs
UPCOMING: City of Sugar Hill’s Ice Rink To Return on November 13
NOTABLE: Lawrenceville Seeks Nominees for Heritage Trail Medallions
RECOMMENDED MOVIE: A Walk in the Woods film from a book by Bill Bryson
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Immigrants to Early Georgia Came from Entire Atlantic Basin
TODAY’S QUOTE: What It Takes for an Actress To Be a Success
MYSTERY PHOTO: Bunch of Bicycles Wasn’t Enough of a Clue for Readers
LAGNIAPPE: Just Another Typical Crowded Day at Spaghetti Junction

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by · September 8, 2015 · Full issues
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BRACK: McKoon’s far-out views could benefit the Democrats

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | It’s a natural law: a pendulum, once swinging, will always reverse its course.

Sometimes, it takes forever for that pendulum to move the other way. Look at the State of Georgia, Democratic always until 2002, when the Republicans finally won the governor’s office. Up until then, the statehouse had been slowly moving toward a more conservative, Republican bent, with the GOP finally gaining control of both houses in 2004.

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by · September 8, 2015 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
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