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Kudzu-eating goats may help Decatur cemetery
Some unusual workers could help Decatur bleat a new path in its historic cemetery.

After Jones leaves, future unclear for some DeKalb officials
Next year, DeKalb County residents will see a lot more of Burrell Ellis, the county commissioner elected last month to become DeKalb's next chief executive officer. They may also see less of other people associated with the administration of current CEO Vernon Jones.

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Stone Mountain park is seeking permission to once again create an artificial winter wonderland. Last year, the drought curbed the park's plan to create 200 tons of snow a day for a sledding course and play area. • Story

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