Clarification: College Park ‘quiet railroad zone’ grant update

A news brief that ran Friday on the County by county pages of the Metro section had inaccurate information. College Park applied for a federal grant to create quiet zones and traffic safety measures at railroad crossings along Main Street in 2012. It was awarded a year later and in May 2014 the zone was put in place with the assistance of CSX Railroad.

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Corporate pullback from LGBTQ groups leaves Atlanta organizations in the lurch

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Atlanta mayor: Property tax hike needed to keep up with population growth

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GDOT’s roadside helpers return to 24/7 service

The highway helpers who patrol metro Atlanta’s interstates will return to 24/7 service on Tuesday, just in time for the busy holiday weekend.