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• Gas prices spike as Isaac closes in on Gulf coast
• Bush chooses to appear in Columbus instead of GOP convention in Tampa
• Go-go dancer guilty of trafficking in minors
• OSHA cites firm in fatal accident
• Happy 116th: World's oldest person has bridge named in her honor

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• Police: Hall County teen's death a homicide
• Report: NY shooting suspect was Gainesville High grad
• Prosecutor: Ga. murder case uncovers terror plot
• A big year for West Nile
• Suspected home invader shot dead
• Student who shot himself at Banks County High School dies
• 'Exceptional' drought wreaks havoc in southwest Georgia
• Cops: Body found at Lake Lanier is missing teen
• Isaac to bring rain to metro Atlanta
• Judge's accuser cleared of drug charges
• Georgia's AIDS drug program trims wait list to zero
• Credit card lawsuits replay foreclosure mess
• Isaac could bring heavy rain to metro Atlanta
• Governor plugs charter school amendment
• Illegal immigrants could get Ga. driver's licenses
• Sheriff: Woman avoided TB treatments
• 2 North Georgia men sentenced for terrorism plot
• Search for latest Lanier victim scaled back
• Range of factors made runoffs tough on incumbents
• Toddler dies in backyard pool

Atlanta Business News - Local Atlanta News | Atlanta Business Chronicle

• ‘Star Trek into Darkness’ — quality time with beloved characters
• Savannah, Douglas land on inaugural Quarter Pounder Index
• Top of the List: Top 20 Atlanta Public Relations Firms
• SLIDESHOW: Section of Berlin Wall in public auction at Suwanee City Hall (Video)
• SLIDESHOW: HKS and tvsdesign/Heery/Gensler proposals

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• SLIDESHOW: EwingCole + Manica Architecture and Populous + Shop proposals
• SLIDESHOW: New stadium could spur new development downtown
• Snapshot: Dreamworks buys YouTube channels + Braves home for 6
• Handel to run for Chambliss’ U.S. Senate seat
• Brady Center sues Nelson, Ga., over law requiring guns

The Augusta Chronicle

• Cited Aiken clinic eludes DHEC
• Georgia lobbyists hope to boost ethics
• Bond denied in shooting at fatal party
• Former Martinez Mexican restaurant employees sentenced
• Idled Plant Vogtle reactor readied for restart

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• Some Thurmond Lake facilities might close earlier due to budget cuts
• 5 Richmond County schools top proposed list of SPLOST projects
• South Carolina governor offers rides to people who need photo IDs to vote
• Labor Day closings
• Man sentenced after trying to run down deputy
• Aiken sports bar closes doors
• Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce panel discusses tax reform
• Rep. Broun to seek re-election
• Talks on new Augusta GreenJackets stadium continue
• Former Augusta mayor Bob Young to lead Southeastern Natural Sciences Academy
• Fox Creek's Williams doesn't have cancer, doctors say
• Woman sentenced in store theft
• Plant Vogtle reactor shuts down during maintenance
• SRS nuclear waste travels in new breed of container
• Research funding for USC Aiken rises 38 percent

Fresh Loaf, Creative Loafing Atlanta

• 5 things to do: Atlanta Streets Alive
• What would you do for a MoBoulevard T-shirt? UPDATE: CLEANUP CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER
• 5 things to do: East Atlanta Beer Fest
• City workers to potentially get $2.8 million in pay raises
• Jimmy Carter: 'We must do everything we can to discourage marijuana use'

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• Thread Count puts fashionable twist on Atlanta street vending this Saturday
• Weekend Arts Agenda: The Campaign for Atlanta
• Atlanta to install free WiFi in Piedmont and Grant Parks, possibly expand Internet coverage to some neighborhoods
• Karen Handel dives into 2014 U.S. Senate race
• ATLwood: Aaron Paul pulls a Sad Keanu at Antico
• Atlanta Streets Alive takes over Downtown, Midtown this weekend
• First Slice 5/17/13: Whistleblower sues mayor for alleged conflict of interest
• 5 things to do: 'The Book Club'
• Grand jury indictment alleges state Rep. Tyrone Brooks, D-Atlanta, misappropriated charity funds
• City Council fields questions - and some tweets - from Atlantans tonight at 'virtual town hall meeting'
• First Slice 5/16/13: Bibles returning to state parks!
• 5 things to do: Margarita Wars
• Atlanta boosterism alive and well in 'Hollywood of the South' pilot season
• Photo of the Day: Recycling facility catches fire near Mechanicsville
• Summer Guide out tomorrow
• City Council to consider regulating Atlanta's gun ranges
• Protesters blast state's higher-ed policies limiting undocumented students' access to college
• First Slice 5/15/13: Atlanta Police charge suspect in 26-year-old 'maintenance man' rape cases
• 5 things to do: The Breeders
• Could Proctor Creek - and northwest Atlanta - be revitalized by a greenway project?

Gwinnett Daily Post stories: Local News

• Top 10 most popular stories from May 13-19
• Weekly restaurant health inspections for May 20
• Sunday morning storms cause problems across county
• Several Gwinnett students get military appointments
• School lunch menus for week of May 20

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• Grayson church hosts movie night
• Concert, Braves game part of Suwanee Memorial Day weekend
• GAB: Kroger donates to local schools
• Barrow honors paramedic of the year
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: National Merit Scholars announced
• Local students share struggles, victories
• Valedictorians and salutatorians of area schools; grad schedules
• Powerball numbers are 22-10-13-14-52, Powerball: 11
• Tours of homes benefit local charities
• Gwinnett soccer teams sweep titles
• Gem Shopping Network invited to Michelle Obama's luncheon
• Gwinnett County road closures, May 19 through 25
• Graduations begin for largest GCPS class ever
• Public meeting held on hazard mitigation plan
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Leaders upset about IRS revelation

Macon Telegraph: Latest News

• Bibb student, 5, dies after being hit by school bus
• Update: Two men in custody in Sunday slaying of 18-year-old Macon man
• Smelter switches from baseball to football at Georgia Tech
• Waddell Barnes among recipients of national Arbor Day awards
• Leaders interact with residents at annual breakfast

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• Three Macon-Bibb candidates qualify Tuesday morning
• More than 5,000 FFA members heading to Macon
• Macon woman pleads guilty to stealing blood plasma donors’ identities in tax fraud scheme
• Tompkins raises questions of Macon City Hall security
• Sales tax proceeds would bolster stretch of Log Cabin Drive
• Police report: Macon teen fatally wounded when shooter fired at car
• 20 qualify to run for spots in the new Macon-Bibb government
• Clear-cut timber harvest approved for Old Clinton Road
• Judge to push Peach County into LOST arbitration
• Fort Valley man sentenced to 25 years for rape of 8-year-old girl
• State charter school group in Macon for meeting Monday
• Southwest's Wright to retire at end of school year
• Gunman hits Houston Avenue grocery Sunday morning
• Firehouse Subs opens in Milledgeville
• Jones County man burned in fiery crash, rescuer injured by fallen power lines
• Macon man sentenced to 20 years in 2011 shooting
• Macon teen dies after gunshot wound
• Mentally handicapped Macon man safely back home again
• Henley rebounds with top 10 at Harbour Town
• Business 1 on 1 with Ken McCall
• 17-year-old dead after vehicle wrecked while racing, police say
• Mentally handicapped man goes missing again
• Man arrested in Macon shooting
• Health care law creates funding cuts, challenges for Macon hospital
• Sipe: 29 hope to become interim Bibb school superintendent

Atlanta Unfiltered

• Rep. Brooks indicted for alleged $1M embezzlement
• Surprise veto sidetracks charity tax break
• Ex-Rep. Jerguson faces contempt order, $640K default judgment
• Rep. Eddie Lumsden
• Rep. Kevin Tanner: Gave up state contract

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• Rep. Tom Dickson
• Rep. Howard Maxwell
• April 29 – May 5, 2013
• Rep. Christian Coomer
• Rep. Rick Jasperse
• Rep. Jay Neal
• April 22-28, 2013

ArtsATL

• ASO review: Runnicles leads orchestra, chorus in poignant, all-French tribute to Neil Williams
• Review: From Van Gogh to cannibalism to a crazy cat, Puppetry Center scores again
• Preview: Bent Frequency to celebrate 10th anniversary tonight, unveils plans to perform abroad
• Review: Olivier Assayas’ “Something in the Air” reflects heady confusion of France in 1971
• Atlanta authors, “Sugar Mule” magazine shine spotlight on South Asian experience

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• Review: In Hudgens fiber show, loveliness and pleasing unease
• Q&A: Don Radcliffe “spreads the happiness” as his vinyl record shop gets new lease on life
• Review: Aurora’s well-meaning “Lark Eden,” about lives of three women, adds up to not much
• Review: Terrorism, visions of God pace Jeffrey Small’s thriller “The Jericho Deception”
• Review: Stepping inside Shara Hughes’ bold imaginary personal realm, at the Contemporary

Top Stories

• Second suspect gets 15-year sentence
• Courts: No budget needs for new facility
• Water treatment plant offers tours
• Spray pad to open for summer
• DOT gathers input on Hwy. 20

News

• ‘Mom and dad are home again’
• Commission to consider deal for $9.5 million SPLOST bond
• County residents stand strong on convenience center usage
• Bikes bring smiles to six first graders
• Gore to run for former council seat

Top Stories

• The future begins now
• Thinking of God with Larry Sheehy - What does God say about commitment in the home?
• Bulloch History with Roger Allen - Blind Willie was 'Doug' in 1938 Herald article
• Dems battle over Senate seats
• Local school officials warily watch Common Core debate

Athens World

• Chase in Space: Athens to Sparta
• ACC Book sale
• Puppet Show for adults
• Front Porch yard & bake sale
• Mule Day

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• Parking on UGA this weekend (Jason Aldean Concert)
• Watney aces No. 9, ties for the Par-3 Contest lead | Masters
• Cowsert Won't Run for Broun's Seat in the U.S. House but Williamson Might
• Author lecture Melissa Fay Greene to deliver 20th Ferdinand Phinizy Lecture at UGA
• Fluke is coming up
• Seeking weight loss participants - UGA study
• Women Rock Out Cancer Show
• Years from now, this will be labeled as the opening salvo of the Water War of Southern Aggression
• Seeking dogs and vet med open house!
• Midnight 5K foot race in Boulevard area
• UGA Libraries Flickr group
• Benefit for Athenspets
• Harmless objects continue to cause mayhem in Athens
• Boys Varsity Soccer - Athens Academy vs Oconee County High School (Event): Athens Academy: PlayOn! Sports
• Alcohol bill that could bring downtown Athens grocery clears hurdle
• Haley Dreis and Caleb Caudle at Flicker on March 7
• Hendershot's forced to move shop
• To Kill A Mockingbird
• Homedrone: New Venue Q&As: Green Room, Crow's Nest, The World Famous | Flagpole Magazine | Athens, GA News, Music, Arts, Restaurants
• Changes at Daily Groceries

Top Stories

• New law to help vets get into workforce
• Fellowship to help Gainesville student study law at Mercer
• New state law to protect federal park rangers
• Atlas Pizza to expand at Bradford property
• South Hall flooding causes county to declare emergency

The Times-Herald > Top Stories

• Heritage School Student Killed In Car Wreck
• Rezonoing, variances on agenda Tuesday
• Rapper: I want to help young artists
• STATE CHAMPS!!!!!
• 'Moms Run' raises $30K for Boston

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• High school graduations start Wednesday
• Memorial Day event scheduled in Senoia
• Veterans share memories
• Museum opens to public today
• Cowetan competing in Cattlemen's Rodeo
• Man struck by train while relieving himself
• TV, movie filming under way
• Habitat fundraiser to be first event
• Juneteenth returning to Willie Lynch Park
• Convention center opening events start June 18
• DUI suspect tries to elude police on four-wheeler
• Public reveal of plans June 6
• Home Depot suspect nabbed
• 4 Madras Middle students caught with narcotics
• Chatt-Bend business plan May 23 topic
• Ramsey in Senoia May 30
• 17-year-old charged with rape
• Empty boat floats down Chattahoochee
• Three arrested for forging prescriptions
• DUI suspect tries to elude police

The Grady Journal

• Sculpture and Sustainability
• It Just Kind Of Happened
• One Weekend in Hart County
• The Family Business
• Hang It Up Together

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• Bluegrass Express
• Mary Dilworth
• Working Wakefield Farm
• Mikenificent Cutz
• Gray Follows the Path

Georgia Health News

• Discussing the cost of cancer care
• Decatur: New VA director
• Study links friends, activity
• Carrollton: Rehab facility
• Macon: Tax fraud scheme

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• Fighting elder abuse in Ga.
• Atlanta: E. coli in pools
• Savannah: $15 million upgrade
• An innovative way to aid the uninsured while reducing ER costs (video)
• CDC looks at children’s mental health
• Albany hospital merger slowed by latest ruling
• Columbus: Pediatric ED gift
• Atlanta: BeltLine progress
• Augusta: Smoking ban pushed
• Polk: Hospital sewer funding
• Helpline on child abuse to return
• The rise of preventive mastectomies
• Olens urges drug warnings
• Athens: Residency programs
• Snellville: Copeland’s progress

Newsvine - SAVANNAH

• Ga. soldier charged in killing of pregnant wife
• Dozens of reptiles removed from Ga. man's home
• Sheriff: Adults home when dogs killed Ga. toddler
• Irish official skips Savannah to miss all-men meal
• Budget cuts force military jets to drop air shows

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• Prosecutor: No charges in 2008 Ga. refinery blast
• Ga. farmer trapped in silo waist-deep in soybeans
• Breaking: Military to Extend Some Benefits to Gay Partners | Advocate.com
• Missile hits Aleppo building, 13 killed: watchdog
• ACHG ALL STARS - GULLAH GEECHEE ANGEL NETWORK HEAD OUT TO FUNVILLE - ALL ABOARD?
• GOP Sen. Saxby Chambliss doesn't want to play any more, takes cool name and goes home,
• Crazy Cronyism: Governor Appoints Agenda 21 Conspiracy Nut To Head Georgia Public Broadcasting
• 3 right whales saved from entanglement have babies
• Ga. man sentenced to 15 years in Army militia plot
• Police: Doctor likely strangled with rope
• Old shipwreck found in sands on remote Ga. island
• SWAT standoff in Ga. uncovers dismembered body
• Fed: 12 indicted in Southeast sex trafficking case
• Joe Biden: White House Has Identified 19 Executive Actions Obama Can Take on Guns | TheBlaze.com
• Sen. Rubio: Obama has 'poisoned the well for people' on immigration reform - The Hill
• Savannah coroner of 40 years exits under suspicion
• Savannah, Ga., debates double-decker tour buses
• Billions of Earth-size planets in Milky Way, study says - The Denver Post
• Mamie Rearden Dead: America's Oldest Living Citizen Dies At 114
• Census rethinks Hispanic on questionnaire

Newsvine - ATLANTA

• State Rep. Brooks indicted by federal grand jury | www.ajc.com
• Audit blames mismanagement for 3 deaths on Atlanta VA's watch | www.ajc.com
• Why some leftists 'hope the Boston Marathon bomber' is white | Kyle Wingfield | www.ajc.com
• Ga. firefighters say they joked with hostage-taker
• Ga. prison guards accused of attacking inmates

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• Justin Upton, Braves beat Nats for 9th win in row
• Authorities ID man killed in Ga. police shooting
• Alpharetta officer shot after routine traffic stop
• Hawks rally in 4th quarter, beat Bucks 109-104
• Did Michelle Rhee ignore her own cheating scandal? A new memo suggests clear evidence was discounted. | Get Schooled
• The beginnings of a bipartisan effort – for an integrated... | Political Insider | www.ajc.com
• GA Language school indicted in prostitution scheme
• Hawks rout 76ers 124-101 to end 3-game skid
• Lawyer: Bond for Gucci Mane set at $75,000
• Police: hostage-taker gave no signs of compromise
• Republicans debate message, battle bad messengers
• Congratulations Louisville ... what's next?
• Louisville's Hancock wins Most Outstanding Player
• Column: Maybe the best week a coach ever had
• Burke's big title game not enough for Michigan
• Hancock and Siva lead Cardinals to title
• Louisville beats Michigan 82-76 for NCAA title
• AP PHOTOS: Scenes from the NCAA title game
• Louisville's Hancock wins Most Outstanding Player
• Michigan falls short despite Burke, Albrecht