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NEW for 10/9: General election endorsement issue

NEW for 10/9: General election endorsement issue

Click here to read all of the endorsements by GwinnettForum … and more. In this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Here are GwinnettForum endorsements in upcoming general election
SPOTLIGHT: Law Office of J. Michael Levengood, LLC
FEEDBACK: Early Boston subway was funded by private firms with eminent domain
UPCOMING: Plein Air artists plan event in Duluth for three days
RECOMMENDED: Melania and Me by Stephanie Winston Wolkoff
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Georgia coastal waters provided tremendous varied resource
MYSTERY PHOTO: Official-looking structure is today’s Mystery Photo

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11/20: Walton EMC responds; Congressional seats; Anti-Semitism

11/20: Walton EMC responds; Congressional seats; Anti-Semitism

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Walton EMC Assists Six EMCs in South Georgia in Restoring Power
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Congress Is Sole Judge of Who Should Be Seated in Both Houses
ANOTHER VIEW: Anti-Semitism Growing: When Good People Fail to Act, Evil Grows.
SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce
RECOMMENDED: Movie: Instant Family
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Savannah River Forms the Boundary with South Carolina
MYSTERY PHOTO: Menacing Giant Spider Seeks Someone To Figure Where Located
LAGNIAPPE: Ten GACS Athletes Win College Scholarships
CALENDAR: Nature Photo Workshop To Be November 30 at Suwanee Library

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by · November 20, 2018 · Full issues
BRACK: Congress is sole judge of who should be seated in both houses

BRACK: Congress is sole judge of who should be seated in both houses

By Elliott Brack | The hullabaloo over voter fraud all across the country, we suspect, is much ado about not much. Yet here in Georgia, we’ve heard of some who say they were, in one way or another, blocked from voting. Most election officials are upright citizens, and wouldn’t stand for it if they suspected fraud.

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by · November 20, 2018 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
BRACK: Here’s a glimmer of hope which might improve Washington politics

BRACK: Here’s a glimmer of hope which might improve Washington politics

By Elliott Brack | When something is in disarray, any little speck of hope is important.

Certainly our current Congress, the 115th gathering, is in “disarray.”  Each of the two parties has fringe elements that keep the mainline party leadership unable to convince the majority of their parties that real action is needed.

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MYSTERY: What is this series of buildings?

MYSTERY: What is this series of buildings?

This edition’ Mystery Photo looks something like an insect among this scene. Where was it taken, and what is this series of buildings? Send in your thoughts to elliott@gwinnettforum.com and be sure to include your hometown.

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by · June 14, 2016 · Mystery photos