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Gwinnett awards tax commissioner personal fees for Grayson collection
Gwinnett Tax Commissioner Denise Mitchell will personally receive $1 per parcel from the small city that successfully fought the personal fees in court four years ago.
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Police ID woman found dead in Gwinnett home after child calls 911
Officers, K-9 units search for suspect, who fled the scene.
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Barbecue, burgers and beverages top our list of May dining events
Listen to chef Duane Nutter’s stand-up comedy, participate in a spring cocktail class and attend a nationwide bartending competition this May in metro Atlanta.
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Embrace your fandom at Lawrenceville’s Free Comic Book Day celebration
Previewing downtown Lawrenceville's Free Comic Book Day on May 3, attracting dedicated fans of the genre, those who are comic curious, cosplayers, fans of fantasy and more.
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Atlanta to host national bartending competition and more metro area restaurant happenings
A local food doc will show at the Atlanta Film Festival, David's Produce in Decatur will continue business as usual and more metro Atlanta food and beverage happenings.
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Tournament-record 62 puts Kelly at top of Mitsubishi Electric Classic
Using a putter he pulled out of storage, Jerry Kelly now leads a group of four Hall of Famers in Duluth.
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Goat on the run in Gwinnett: ‘It had unfinished business’
‘Hooved Houdini’ has managed to outrun and outsmart police.
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Atlanta, DeKalb customers rack up millions in unpaid water and sewer bills
Dozens of water and sewer bills worth more than $500,000 are owed to both governments as they spend millions in system upgrades.
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Police ID man found shot to death near vehicle in Gwinnett subdivision
Officials have no motive yet for man’s killing near Snellville.
Georgia’s top court mulls new trial for man convicted of killing infant son
Danyel Smith, convicted in the shaken-baby death of his son, could have left prison in exchange for a guilty plea. But he refused to “admit to something he did not do."