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50 years after ‘Save the Fox,’ historic preservation still spotty
When it comes to historic preservation, Atlanta is batting around .500.
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Surprise, surprise! Trump immigration crackdown hurts business
Bill Torpy: Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is not good for busines.
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How dare we ask for transparency from Georgia’s parole board? Well, pardon me.
Bill Torpy: Georgia's Board of Pardons and Parole, whose spots often go to political insiders serving a few years to round out a fat pension, operates in secrecy.
Should you scold other people’s misbehaving kids in restaurants?
Kids should be allowed to be rowdy - on the playground, in the pool, on the street or even in your own home, but not in a restaurant.
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Uses for the vanishing penny? There’s 114 billion of them.
Pennies are going the way of 8-track tapes and 5-cent candy bars. A little nostalgia is in order, a stroll down the penny path.
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Disgraced judge becomes yardstick to measure bad conduct
Sometimes justice is blind. And just plain wrong.
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TORPY: The case that helped kill Buckhead’s party, 25 years after Ray Lewis
The case's notoriety is often cited as the death knell for the rambunctious nighttime scene of perhaps 50 bars and clubs that made up Buckhead Village.
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TORPY: An elderly woman was brutally mauled in DeKalb. Why did it happen?
Jane Sparks has endured at least four operations or procedures at Grady Memorial Hospital since the May 7 attack, her sister and niece said.
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TORPY: An SOS from teachers — jail parents when Johnny goes ballistic
The Georgia Federation of Teachers went to the state Capitol with proposed legislation that could fine or jail parents if their kid attacks a teacher.