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NZ Environmentalist: Get Rid of Killer Pet Cats
Gareth Morgan has a simple dream: a New Zealand free of pet cats that threaten native birds. But the environmentalist has triggered a claws-out backlash with his new anti-feline campaign. (Jan. 23)
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Your government: A closer look at the operations of traffic court
Atlanta’s traffic court needs work, including upgraded computers and judges working outside the usual business hours.
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Bill rises for shuttles at Atlanta airport’s new terminal
To keep average wait times to five minutes or less, the airport is spending more than three times the original amount it originally expected on shuttles.
21 mins ago
Personal Journeys: A family fractured by war and grief
AJC's Mark Davis tells the moving story of Doria Alecksen and her son, Charles, as they learn to cope after losing two family members in too short a time.
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Dior presents cruise fashions amid stars in Monaco
The glittering star power of Cannes migrated up the coast to Monaco for front-row seats at Dior's colorful, sexy cruise fashion show.
New DC rule requires unidentified dog mixes be called Xoloitzcuintli
A new DC rule calls for unidentified dog mixes to be called Xoloitzcuintli. Not sure what kind of dog you have – other than, of course, loveable?
Portland recycling bins overflowing with dirty diapers
Portland recycling bins are overflowing with dirty diapers. Recycling collectors in Portland have reported that they now pick up 120 pounds of dirty diapers a day, whereas they used to find about one a month.
New lab to give scientists underwater access
Scientists are eager for access to information from a quarter-billion dollar lab at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean that they hope will teach them about climate change, earthquakes and even the origins of life on Earth and other planets.
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Roads remain closed in far northeast suburbs from Sunday’s deluge
The waterlogged far northeast suburbs will get a brief chance to dry out a little before another good chance of rain moves into metro Atlanta on Wednesday, forecasters said.
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