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NEW for 11/30: On volunteering, politics, football and Thanksgiving
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TODAY’S FOCUS: He’s helped others by becoming a volunteer for Red Cross
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Changing politics, Ga. Tech football and Duluth Methodist’s book
ANOTHER VIEW: Thanksgiving gives us time to pause….and remember
SPOTLIGHT: Aurora Theatre
FEEDBACK: Communities need to trust their elected school board leaders
UPCOMING: Grab snow gear to play in the snow in Duluth on December 4
NOTABLE: Hard work pays off for Benjamin Rodriguez, as graduation nears
RECOMMENDED: Never by Ken Follett
GEORGIA TIDBIT: State promotes tourism with Stay and See Georgia program
MYSTERY PHOTO: Test yourself on yet another lighthouse as a Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: Watch out for this lonely janitor
CALENDAR: Cities of Gwinnett plan holiday celebration times
12/4: Light Up Georgia with Kindness; McBath and more: George Strait
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TODAY’S FOCUS: Light Up Georgia with Kindness Seeks Beginning of New Tradition
EEB PERSPECTIVE: McBath Will Do Well; Return of Quotes and Snellville Relatives
ANOTHER VIEW: Thanksgiving, George Strait, Deep Fried Turkey and English Visitor
SPOTLIGHT: Gateway85 Gwinnett CID
UPCOMING: Duluth Set To Get Guidance from Citizens’ Budget Review Committee
NOTABLE: Walton EMC Customers To Share in Refund Totaling $6 Million
RECOMMENDED: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Coosa and Tallapoosa River Basins Originate in North Georgia
MYSTERY PHOTO: Another Mystery Photo with Water Among the Clues in the Background
CALENDAR: Lilburn Christmas Parade Rescheduled for Saturday, December 8
11/24: Old Norcross library; Buford entrepreneur; Thanksgiving
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TODAY’S FOCUS: Is That a Carnegie Library Building in Norcross?
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Enterprising Young Woman Ventures Out with First Product
ANOTHER VIEW: Oh, the Joys, the Anguish, of Thanksgiving
UPCOMING: Myriad of Christmas Activities in Dacula on Sunday, December 6
NOTABLE: Eleven Middle School Teachers Win Bright Idea Grants
RECOMMENDED READ: The Generals by Winston Groom
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Once a Wonder, Kudzu Is No Longer Considered a Beneficial Crop
TODAY’S QUOTE: The Name of Your Pillow Where You Pray at Night
MYSTERY PHOTO: Tall Column Commemorates What, and Where Is It?
LAGNIAPPE: Master Gardener Volunteers Win Recognition
HOUSTON: Miffed as Thanksgiving approaches
By Debra Houston | I’m miffed, and it has nothing to do with 20 people coming to my house for Thanksgiving dinner. No, I love the holiday and all that goes with it.
I love dusting off old issues of Southern Living each year for inspiration on recipes, decorating, and hospitality. I hang an oversized harvest wreath in my kitchen and on the porch door. From the jungle of my basement, I dig up Puritan figurines, unearth Puritan stuffed bears, and nearly trip on a stone Puritan man grimly holding a musket; he will guard the hearth.
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