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NEWS BRIEFS: Nine Gwinnett cities planning Fourth of July events

NEWS BRIEFS: Nine Gwinnett cities planning Fourth of July events

The Fourth of July time will be a festive one in nine of the Gwinnett cities, marked by patriotic activity followed by fireworks at sundown. Seven cities have no official celebration.

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by · June 28, 2024 · News
BRACK: Gwinnett cities are planning activities for Fourth holiday

BRACK: Gwinnett cities are planning activities for Fourth holiday

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | Most of the Gwinnett cities are planning activities around the July Fourth holiday. In some instances, the cities are presenting entertainment, so that local residents can stay near home on the holiday, instead of traveling to more distant Atlanta venues for their entertainment.

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7/1: Sharing your story, peaches, Brexit, July 4, more

7/1: Sharing your story, peaches, Brexit, July 4, more

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Sharing Your Story To Help You Get a Job….Professionally!
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Georgia Peaches, Brexit, Sweet Corn and the Fourth of July
ANOTHER VIEW: Why City of Norcross Observes July Fourth on the Third
SPOTLIGHT: Brand Banking Company
FEEDBACK: Concerns with Welcoming a New Restaurant on First Inspection
UPCOMING: County OKs Revised Master Plan for Infinite Energy Center Area
NOTABLE: GC&B Tells Winners of Great American Clean-Up Campaign
RECOMMENDED: LibriVox
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Battle of the Rice Boats near Savannah Early Event in Revolution
CALENDAR: Ruppert Landscape’s Reject 10K/5K Run/Walk is July 2
TODAY’S QUOTE: Something To Think About for the July Fourth Holiday
MYSTERY PHOTO: Simple Statue of Soldier Begs for Identification
LAGNIAPPE: Peach State Credit Union Hosts Visitors from Alabama and Florida

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by · July 1, 2016 · Full issues
BRACK: Georgia peaches, Brexit, sweet corn and the Fourth of July

BRACK: Georgia peaches, Brexit, sweet corn and the Fourth of July

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | Last week we had the best peach of the 2016 season. Man alive! Do I enjoy a juicy sweet Georgia peach.

Now’s the prime time for its eating. Some people enjoy peaches in different cooked desserts or ice cream, and these are good.

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Sherry Johnson

JOHNSON: Why City of Norcross observes Fourth on July 3

By Sherry Johnson | You may wonder why the City of Norcross began celebrating the Fourth of July with fireworks on the third of July. It goes back to one of the older institutions in the city, that of Johnson’s Store.

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by · July 1, 2016 · Another View