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NEW for 10/30: Three views on transit referendum

NEW for 10/30: Three views on transit referendum

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside this edition:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Asian-American group advocates vote for transit referendum 
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Clearing up: not all Gwinnett Republicans opposing transit referendum
ANOTHER VIEW: Urges support for transportation plan for ParaTransit improvements
SPOTLIGHT: Georgia Gwinnett College 
FEEDBACK: Why doesn’t GOP repeal or modify the Affordable Care Act?
UPCOMING: After four years of study, Snellville oks new development ordinance
NOTABLE: City of Norcross marks sesquicentennial; state of city coming Nov. 12
RECOMMENDED: Too Much, Never Enough: by Mary L. Trump
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Sea Island architecture modeled after Mizner work in Florida 
MYSTERY PHOTO: Simple park monument is this edition’s Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: Reader sends along a beautifully blooming area within Georgia

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by · October 30, 2020 · Full issues
NEW for 4/14: On Gwinnett transit projects, candidates, pandemic

NEW for 4/14: On Gwinnett transit projects, candidates, pandemic

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Gwinnett To Submit 95 Transit Projects Readers Learn about Candidates
ANOTHER VIEW: Savor Life Now; This Pandemic Won’t Be Like This Forever
SPOTLIGHT: Law Office of J. Michael Levengood, LLC
FEEDBACK: Seeks Additional Information on Writer’s Conclusions 
UPCOMING: Gwinnett’s Public Library Continues To Serve During This Pandemic
NOTABLE: Community Foundation of NE Georgia Seeking $100K in COVID-19 Help
RECOMMENDED: Brothers Forever (Tom Sileo and Col. Tom Manion, USMC
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Malaria Was Threat to Georgia From Earliest Colonial Times
MYSTERY PHOTO: Today’s Mystery Photo Seems Set in a Peaceful, Serene Area
LAGNIAPPE: Creativity Rules on Charleston, S.C. Greenway

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by · April 14, 2020 · Full issues
6/28: On road innovations; World Cup soccer; Iran and war

6/28: On road innovations; World Cup soccer; Iran and war

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Two High Tech Firms Join To Further Transportation Innovations Here
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Surprised To Find Myself Enjoying Women’s World Cup Soccer
ANOTHER VIEW: President Trump Should Not Get Us Into Any War with Iran
SPOTLIGHT: Aurora Theatre
FEEDBACK: Protect Your Pets By Bringing Them Inside during the Fireworks
UPCOMING: Medical Center Marking Five Years of Medical Education Program
NOTABLE: Jackson EMC Foundation Grants Go to Four Local Agencies
RECOMMENDED: Deep State Target: by George Papadopoulos
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Primitive Baptists in Georgia Stem from Anti-Mission Interpretation
MYSTERY PHOTO: Several Clues Await Your Eyes in This Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: One City in Gwinnett is the Wisteria City. Learn Which One.
CALENDAR: Several Cities Plan Patriotic Activities near Fourth of July

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by · June 28, 2019 · Full issues
4/27: A locomotive that works; $2 million transportation idea

4/27: A locomotive that works; $2 million transportation idea

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Museum to have operating steam locomotive soon
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Peachtree Corners Funds $2 Million Emerging Transportation Idea
SPOTLIGHT: Peach State Federal Credit Union 
McLEMORE’S WORLD: God Given Gift?
UPCOMING: At Least Three Competing Big Events in Gwinnett This Weekend
NOTABLE: Russell Knick To Become Gwinnett County’s New Fire Chief
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Georgia’s Virtual Library, GALILEO, First Founded in 1995
MYSTERY PHOTO: Can a Big Group of Readers Figure Out This Mystery Photo?

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by · April 27, 2018 · Full issues
Note the blue-top simulated autonomous vehicle in special lane to be constructed along Technology Parkway in Peachtree Corners.

BRACK: Peachtree Corners funds $2 million emerging transportation idea

APRIL 27, 2018  |  All across the nation, the big new high-tech topic is driverless cars. Wednesday in Peachtree Corners, that Gwinnett city announced a program that lets the city work toward leadership in cutting-edge ideas that may transform innovations in transportation technology. It is being called an advanced vehicle technology accelerator.

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by · April 27, 2018 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
4/20: On new brewery; Transit vote; Odyssey of the Mind

4/20: On new brewery; Transit vote; Odyssey of the Mind

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Lawrenceville Snags Regional Craft Brewery for Downtown Location
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Gwinnett, Metro Atlanta, Finally Moving Toward Key Transit Vote
ANOTHER VIEW: Three Gwinnett Schools Win Slots in Odyssey of Mind National Finals
SPOTLIGHT: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine 
FEEDBACK: Continued Banking Omissions Reminds Editor of Elevator Mistake
UPCOMING: Commission Approves Long Term Countywide Trails Master Plan
NOTABLE: GACS Athletic Director Tim Vick To Retire and Teach Bible Students
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Barrier Islands Help Protect Coastal Plain of Georgia
MYSTERY PHOTO: Gorgeous Architectural Rendering Is This Edition’s Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: Roving Photographer Visits Atlanta’s Annual Piedmont Festival
CALENDAR: Peachtree Corners Library To Be Closed for Repair

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by · April 20, 2018 · Full issues
BRACK: Gwinnett, Metro Atlanta, finally moving toward key transit vote

BRACK: Gwinnett, Metro Atlanta, finally moving toward key transit vote

APRIL 20, 2018  |  Finally, at long last, people throughout the area seem to be realizing that something must be done about the number one problem in Metro Atlanta: public transit.

We see this new concern in Gwinnett County, in Metro Atlanta, and most interestingly, at the Georgia General Assembly. Their action this year seems to open the possibility that significant transit action can start soon.

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by · April 20, 2018 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
4/17: On Gwinnett transit; A great race; Funding for study

4/17: On Gwinnett transit; A great race; Funding for study

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TODAY’S FOCUS: County Seeks Public Input To Gwinnett’s Transit Future
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Suddenly, Among 64,500 People, There Was An Eerie Feeling
ANOTHER VIEW: Congress Needs To Fund More Money for Gun Research through CDC
SPOTLIGHT: MTI Baths Inc.
FEEDBACK: Remembers Music Teacher in Bibb County Schools
McLEMORE’S WORLD: King James
UPCOMING: 45th Annual Snellville Days Return To Briscoe Park on May 5-6
RECOMMENDED: Saints for All Occasions, by J. Courtney Sullivan
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Hugh Peterson Sr. Served as First District Congressman
MYSTERY PHOTO: This Mystery Photo Could Stump the Field, Too.
CALENDAR: Eastside Medical Plays Open House on 1,300th Robotics Procedure

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by · April 17, 2018 · Full issues
9/8: Cop cab, transportation options, McKoon, more

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

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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
FOCUS: Snellville, other cities use cop cab to send drivers a message

FOCUS: Snellville, other cities use cop cab to send drivers a message

By Brian Arrington | Snellville’s Cop Cab isn’t alone on Georgia roads.

The roving billboard which encourages those who see it not to drink and drive, is one of at least five such police vehicles in the state. It has been in use in Snellville since June of 2014. Councilman Bobby Howard says: “The idea behind the Cop Cab is to make sure people think before they drink and drive. I’m glad to see other cities spreading that same message using cars like the one we have in Snellville.”

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by · September 8, 2015 · Today's Focus
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