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Atlanta’s clogged roads bring out the rage in motorists
The first use of "road rage" in the AJC that I can find occurred in 1996, although that sure wasn’t when drivers first started acting crazy.
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The huddled masses headed to ICE lockup this July 4th
With the Fourth of July upon us, I must reflect on those who have helped make this country great — immigrants.
35 years in Atlanta’s news salt mine. I’ve seen wild transformation.
Being employed at any company for 35 years is a rarity. Surviving at one newspaper that long now approaches man-bites-dog category.
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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.