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7/6, full issue: Leukemia research grants; Recycling; ATF funding

7/6, full issue: Leukemia research grants; Recycling; ATF funding

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TODAY’S FOCUS: WES Foundation Funds Four Scientists with Research Grants
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Here’s Where To Recycle Fluorescent Tubes and Other Products
ANOTHER VIEW: Fund the ATF More To Make Enforcement of Gun Laws Able To Work
SPOTLIGHT: Lail Family Dentistry
FEEDBACK: Feels That Real Leaders, No Matter Where, Should Accept Responsibility
UPCOMING: Peach State Federal Credit Union Partners with Berenstain Bears
NOTABLE: Jackson EMC Foundation Makes Awards of $81,000 to Area Charities
RECOMMENDED: An Innocent Client by Scott Pratt
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Racers at Atlanta Motor Speedway Can Exceed 190 Miles Per Hour
MYSTERY PHOTO: Watch Out: Swashbucklers on the Move in This Mystery Photo!
CALENDAR: Free Photography Workshop Coming to GEHC on July 28

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by · July 6, 2018 · Full issues
6/26: Hands-free law; Hope for Washington; Recession indicators

6/26: Hands-free law; Hope for Washington; Recession indicators

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TODAY’S FOCUS: High Insurance Rates Caused Legislature To Adopt Cell Phone Law
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Here’s a Glimmer of Hope Which Might Improve Washington Politics
ANOTHER VIEW: Sees Several Scenarios Indicating Recession on the Horizon in 2019
SPOTLIGHT: Aurora Theatre
FEEDBACK: He, Too, Switches Off Lights and Picks Up Stray Parking Lot Pennies
UPCOMING: Peter of Peter, Paul and Mary To Perform in Snellville June 26
NOTABLE: Six Non-Profits Benefit from Gwinnett Rotary Club Grants
RECOMMENDED: Jalapenos Mexican Restaurant, Lawrenceville
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Bradbury Builds Modern Classic State Office Buildings in Atlanta  
MYSTERY PHOTO: Another Lighthouse Beckons Your Identification
CALENDAR: Data Security Workshop Scheduled in Peachtree Corners

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by · June 26, 2018 · Full issues
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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6/22: Puerto Rico’s recovery; Depression habits; Trump and law

6/22: Puerto Rico’s recovery; Depression habits; Trump and law

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Puerto Rico Lagging from Hurricane Recovery, Especially the Disabled
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Child of the Depression Habits Continue Paying Dividends To This Day
ANOTHER VIEW: Another Editor Feels That “No President Should Be Above the Law”
SPOTLIGHT: Howard Brothers
FEEDBACK: Fall and Spring Have “Equinox,” Not Solstice as Said Earlier
UPCOMING: Japanese-English Dual Language School Coming to Peachtree Corners
NOTABLE: Unincorporated Gwinnett Seniors Are Eligible for Solid Waste Discount
RECOMMENDED: Naked in the Market Place: The Lives of George Sand by Benita Eisler
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Thomas Bradbury Distinguished Himself as Key Architect in Georgia
MYSTERY PHOTO: Today’s Mystery Photo may be difficult to pin down
CALENDAR

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by · June 22, 2018 · Full issues
6/15, full issue: Foundation grants; Casino gambling; Trump

6/15, full issue: Foundation grants; Casino gambling; Trump

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Community Foundation of NE Georgia Grant’s Impact Nears $500,000
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Casino Gambling in Georgia Will Harm Local Entertainment Venues
ANOTHER VIEW: Feels President Trump’s Many Positions Result in “Yes, I Can”
SPOTLIGHT: Comet National Shipping
FEEDBACK: Appreciates the Way GwinnettForum Challenges Her Thoughts
UPCOMING: Suwanee’s Summer Porch Jam Part of International Make Music Day
NOTABLE: Gwinnett Symphony International Conductor Concert Will Be June 18
RECOMMENDED: The Good Pilot Peter Woodhouse by Alexander McCall Smith
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Union Campaign Under Wilson Late in War Laid Waste to Area
MYSTERY PHOTO: Is This Mystery Photo from a Spaghetti Western?  You Decide
CALENDAR: Three Photography Workshops Coming Soon

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by · June 15, 2018 · Full issues
6/8, full issue: Internship program; Trump and the law; more

6/8, full issue: Internship program; Trump and the law; more

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TODAY’S FOCUS: High School Intern Program Offers Student-Learning with Mentors
EEB PERSPECTIVE: No Man Is Above the Law in the USA: That Includes President Trump
SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett Medical Center
FEEDBACK: Proposes Alternative To Legislature Meeting Once a Year for 40 Days
McLEMORE’S WORLD: GPS Destination
UPCOMING: Lilburn Farmers’ Market Plans Do-Over of 2018 Opening Night
NOTABLE: Jackson EMC Foundation Makes Donation of $66,000 to Local Charities
RECOMMENDED: The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Artist John Abbot Is Early Naturalist of Flora and Fauna of the South
MYSTERY PHOTO: One Big, One Small Clue in Today’s Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: Roving Photographer Was In Right Spot for This Historic Scene
CALENDAR: Workshop on Podcasting Scheduled for Peachtree Corners

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by · June 8, 2018 · Full issues
BRACK: No man is above the law in the USA: That includes President Trump

BRACK: No man is above the law in the USA: That includes President Trump

JUNE 8, 2018  |  It’s just like the little fellow who cried “Wolf!” too often, which  after a while no one paid much attention to his panicking.

That’s the way I’ve come to feel about the many Tweets that President Trump continues to send out.  He had adopted this way to “reach the people” in spectacular fashion, though it may hurt him as much as he thinks it  helps.

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5/29: On Trump and women; Helpful discussion on death; more

5/29: On Trump and women; Helpful discussion on death; more

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Cites Quotations from President Donald Trump about Women
EEB PERSPECTIVE: High Level Discussion About Death Is Beautifully Beneficial
SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce
FEEDBACK: Suggests Placing Mental Health Centers on School Campuses
McLEMORE’S WORLD: No Emails
UPCOMING: Here’s List of Candidates To Be Voted on in the July 24 Runoff
NOTABLE: Duluth Cycling Clinic Focuses on Disease Prevention and Health
RECOMMENDED: An American Marriage by Tayari Jones
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Savannah River Ecology Research Site Among Best Understood in World
MYSTERY PHOTO: Here Are Results from Two Mysteries
CALENDAR: Duluth’s 10th Annual Fine Arts Gala Coming June 2

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by · May 29, 2018 · Full issues
5/22: On community justice; Dreams; Disaster program

5/22: On community justice; Dreams; Disaster program

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TODAY’S FOCUS: GGC Professor Heads the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Now Here Come Explosions in Space Creating Electricity for Us
ANOTHER VIEW: Look for More Disaster Programs with new DHHS Secretary
SPOTLIGHT: Infinite Energy Center
UPCOMING: Suwanee Arts Group Announces Summer Program Classes
NOTABLE: Georgia Gwinnett College Graduates 580 Students, Largest Class Ever
RECOMMENDED: Dream: Discover Personal Strength in One Word by Mark Rutland
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Public Opinion Polls Gather Attitudes of People on Many Issues
MYSTERY PHOTO: Tell Us More About the Statue of This Mystery Photo
LAGNIAPPE: PCOM Physical Therapy Program Gets Underway on June 4

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by · May 22, 2018 · Full issues
5/15: Preservation inductees; North Korea’s leader; More

5/15: Preservation inductees; North Korea’s leader; More

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TODAY’S FOCUS: New Preservation Hall of Fame Inducts 18 Groups and Individuals
EEB PERSPECTIVE: North Korean Leader Is Canny, Apparently Getting What He Wants
SPOTLIGHT: Primerica Inc.
McLEMORE’S WORLD: Seven Days
UPCOMING: Gwinnett Tech Offers Kids 4 Coding as Summer Camp Program
NOTABLE: Plein Air Art from Atlanta Botanical Gardens now at Kudzu Gallery
RECOMMENDED: Fascism: a Warning by Madeleine Albright 
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Roadside Architecture Often Designed and Built by Local Craftsmen
MYSTERY PHOTO: Mansion of One of the Founding Fathers Gets by Our Readers
CALENDAR: State-of-the-Art Electrophysiology Lab Coming to Eastside Hospital

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by · May 15, 2018 · Full issues