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    Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett under flash flood warning following damaging...
    (L-R) Cobb Commissioners Bob Ott, JoAnn Birrell, Chairman Mike Boyce, Keli Gambrill and Lisa Cupid will hold free webinars on Aug. 4-6, 12 and 14 to help small business owners understand the application process for a second round of grants - up to $20,000 to $40,000 for each eligible business. (Courtesy of Cobb County)
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    Free Cobb webinars about small business grants
    051820 Marietta: Voters wear masks and cast their ballots at least six feet apart the first day of early voting at the Cobb County Board of Elections & Registration on Monday afternoon, May 18, 2020, in Marietta.
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    $7.5M purchase will allow Cobb elections office to move into larger...
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    Marietta head coach Richard Morgan looks on from the sidelines in a game against Hillgrove at Marietta High. Special/Daniel Varnado
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    Four Questions with Marietta head coach Richard Morgan
    A parent-led, grassroots organization has demanded that Gwinnett County Public Schools do away with its police force. The Gwinnett Parent Coalition to Dismantle the School-to-Prison Pipeline sent a letter to the superintendent and the board of education in mid-June outlining the reasons why the officers were detrimental to learning and student health. AJC file photo
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    Campus cops or counselors? Marietta considers new job duties for...
    This entry in the MyAJC.com Flashback Fotos series takes a look at Atlanta's Midtown neighborhood during a generation of change and growth from 1970-1990 as seen through the lenses of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's photographers and others archived in the Georgia State University Digital Collections Department. In this September 1968 photo, a group of hippies hang out in front of a Midtown Atlanta building. Other MyAJC.com Flashback galleries: Auburn Ave. | Ponce de Leon Ave. | Cabbagetown
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    SUNDAY’S WEATHER-TRAFFIC: Sunny day on tap to round out weekend
    Heather Hadden, holding her 5-year-old daughter and rising first-grader, speaks during a rally to call on Superintendent Chris Ragsdale and the Cobb County school board to offer in-person classes alongside virtual learning when the school year starts this month. The protest was held outside Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta on Saturday, August 1, 2020. (Hyosub Shin / Hyosub.Shin@ajc.com)
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    Cobb parents turn out to demand in-person classes for students
    Stephen Russell, a customer at a Home Depot in Lilburn, said he likes the idea of local retailers now requiring customers to wear masks in stores during the coronavirus pandemic. He questioned, though, why they don't try harder to enforce their new rules. MATT KEMPNER / AJC
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    Metro Atlanta stores apply soft touch on mask mandates, with success
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    SATURDAY’S WEATHER-TRAFFIC: Weekend will be sunny, warm
    Camp outbreak shows spread of coronavirus among kids
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    Georgia camp outbreak shows rapid virus spread among children
    040316 ROSWELL, GA: Names and dates line the voluminous records at the Church of Latter Day Saints Family History Center, where people come to research their family's genealogy. Family History Center at 500 Norcross Street in Roswell. For Helen Cauley feature on Geneaology - Family Trees. (Parker C. Smith/Special)
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    It’s a good time to collect family stories on women’s right to vote
    The Marietta Police Department has received one of three state awards for its new A.S.S.I.S.T. (Active Substance Support Intervention Solution Team) program to assist overdose victims. (Courtesy of Marietta)
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    Marietta Police awarded for helping overdose victims
    Marietta City Schools will purchase 100 Wi-Fi hot spots for students who need internet connectivity.
    Cobb County
    Marietta schools to buy 100 Wi-Fi hot spots for students
    Clark Jacobs, second from left, celebrated his accomplishment with his family, including sister, Kelsey, and parents Ron and Mariellen, at the family's Cobb County home.
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    Student critically injured in fall from loft bed earns GA Tech degree
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    Dansby Swanson’s fast start a product of a very serious mind
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    Georgia Power forecasts increased costs for Vogtle nuclear expansion
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    New owners of Little 5 Pizza to bring French Market and Tavern to...
    Cobb County
    Deadline extended to Aug. 21 for Cobb grants
    Cobb County
    Federal $1 million grant will help Cobb residents, businesses
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    Cobb schools to provide meal kits to students during virtual learning
    A variety of hot dogs from the menu of Hot Dog Pete's.
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    10 new metro Atlanta restaurants, breweries and cafes to try
    Cobb County parents will hold a protest Saturday at 10 a.m. to call on the school district to offer an in-classroom option for students returning to class on Aug. 17.
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    Cobb parents plan protest, demand in-person classes for students
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    WEATHER-TRAFFIC: Downpours expected throughout the day
    Authorities said a man admitted to doing doughnuts in a parking deck at The Battery Atlanta.
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    Man wanted on felony, accused of doing doughnuts at The Battery for...
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    Nick Markakis changes mind, returns to Braves before home opener
    Traffic on metro Georgia highways remains lighter than it was before the coronavirus pandemic. Part of the reason: Many residents are working at home. (Hyosub Shin / Hyosub.Shin@ajc.com)
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    Telework may outlast pandemic for metro Atlanta commuters
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    PHOTOS: Confederate memorials in metro Atlanta
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    Smyrna Council to set millage rate on Aug. 3
    Atlanta Weather
    WEDNESDAY’S WEATHER-TRAFFIC: Rain and clouds to keep temps in the 80s
    Crime & Public Safety
    Tennessee fugitive arrested at Smyrna gas station
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    Georgia revamps virus maps, charts that critics said were confusing
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    ‘Feisty Heifer’ helps Georgians still waiting for unemployment pay
    Cobb County
    Cobb appoints 3 new Magistrate Court judges
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    Working from home? How’s that going for you?
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