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6/4: On travel sports for kids; Jekyll Island; Ending a federal program

6/4: On travel sports for kids; Jekyll Island; Ending a federal program

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Travel Sports Is Difficult Work, But Hey, It’s for Our Kids!
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Jekyll Island Is Little Known Among Newcomers to Georgia
ANOTHER VIEW: State Representative Asks To Terminate 287(g) Federal Program
SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett Medical Center
FEEDBACK: Many Other Aspects of Our Lives Changed as Newspapers Fade
UPCOMING: It’s Official! Sugar Hill Promoting Downtown Area as “Shine” District
NOTABLE: Several Transportation Projects Coming to the Gwinnett Place Area
RECOMMENDED: Power Politics by Martin Wright
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Explorers from Spain Were First Europeans Coming to Georgia
MYSTERY PHOTO: Here’s Another Covered Bridge For Your Consideration
LAGNIAPPE: Here’s What Happens After the Fishing Day Is a Success (or Not)
CALENDAR: Workshop on Adopt-a-Stream Being Planned

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by · June 4, 2019 · Full issues
2/21: New county slogan; Speakers on 4 religions; Immigration impact

2/21: New county slogan; Speakers on 4 religions; Immigration impact

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Chairman Outlines County’s New Slogan: “Many Voices, One Gwinnett”
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Church Plans Lenten Series of Speakers on Four Different Religions
ANOTHER VIEW: Impact on Immigrant Community Is Widespread and Poignant
SPOTLIGHT: Mingledorff’s
UPCOMING: Suwanee Preparing for Inaugural Marathon on February 26
NOTABLE: Braselton Hospital Wins National Construction Leadership Award
RECOMMENDED: The Moon Before Morning by W. S. Merwin
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Senator Richard Russell of Georgia Guides National School Lunch Program
TODAY’S QUOTE: One Way Helen Keller Felt You Could Attain Happiness
MYSTERY PHOTO: Geometric Pattern May Tell You Something About this Mystery
CALENDAR: Tucker Library Extends Frank Sharp Photo Exhibit

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by · February 21, 2017 · Full issues
1/17: Gaps between south Ga. and Gwinnett; Catching up; Immigration strategy

1/17: Gaps between south Ga. and Gwinnett; Catching up; Immigration strategy

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Widening Gap Obvious Between Gwinnett and Rest of State
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Catching Up with the News; Michael Thurmond To Head DeKalb
ANOTHER VIEW: President Bush-2 Outlined Immigrant Strategy Years Ago
SPOTLIGHT: Howard Brothers
FEEDBACK: Enjoying GwinnettForum Although No Longer Gwinnett Resident
UPCOMING: Snellville Has New Portals About Towne Center Project
NOTABLE: Gainesville Theatre Alliance Has Plays, Stage Tours in February
RECOMMENDED: Re-Reading the Classics
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Scenes of the South Inspire Notable Artists During the 1940s
TODAY’S QUOTE: Chinaberry Climbing Challenges Her To See the End of the World
MYSTERY PHOTO: Be Careful and Detect the Clues in This Issue’s Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: Emory University Commemorated in Photo from Orlando Massacre
CALENDAR: Authors Plan Visit Through Gwinnett Library

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by · January 17, 2017 · Full issues
Bernard

BERNARD: President Bush-2 outlined immigrant strategy years ago

By Jack Bernard, Peachtree City, Ga. | A recent Gallup study examined long-term trends in immigration attitudes among Americans, a topic perhaps of particular interest to those in Gwinnett County. Surprisingly, it found that the number of Americans who wanted immigration decreased had not changed much in 50 years. Only 38 percent of Americans currently (7-16) want a decrease in immigration versus 33 percent in 1965.

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by · January 17, 2017 · Another View
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