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Teachers speak out on Perdue?s merit pay plan (Macon Telegraph)
The Telegraph asked several current and retired teachers to talk about Gov. Sonny Perdue ?s proposal to base teacher salaries on student achievement. Though some liked the concept, there were serious concerns about how such a system could be implemented. Excerpts from these teachers comments, edited for style and length, appear below.
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Flooding: Shore up funding before next deluge (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Flooding: Shore up funding before next deluge
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Macon chamber looks back and ahead during annual meeting (Macon Telegraph)
The Greater Macon Chamber of Commerce?s annual meeting Friday night was not only a time to reflect on the past year and go over plans for the future but also to award people who have contributed to the community.
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New water, sewer projects not in SPLOST (The Braselton News)
If voters choose to approve another round of SPLOST on July 20, not a penny of the estimated $47.5 million in revenue generated over six years will go to putting pipe in the ground for the countywide water provider.
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Gainesville council to rule on 3 zoning requests (The Gainesville Times)
RELATED CONTENT Gainesville City Council meeting What: Council will give the first of two votes on three zoning issues. The city?s Planning and Appeals Board has recommended approval of two of the three requests When: Public hearing and meeting, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Where: Georgia Mountains Center, 301 Main St., Gainesville
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Absorbing ideas address runoff (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Absorbing ideas address runoff
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Valdosta Mayor's State of the City Address is Thursday (WALB Albany)
Valdosta hasn't been hit as hard by the recession as many communities, but it's still taken a hit.
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Census, crime to be discussed at meeting (Athens Banner-Herald)
The Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials will host a weekend of activities to cap Black History Month, as civil rights leader the Rev. Joseph Lowery delivers the keynote address at the group's annual winter conference in Athens.
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Suwanee firm wants help with capital, growth (Gwinnett Herald)
February 18, 2010 | 08:56 AM Several promising North Metro businesses are participants in the Georgia Department of Economic Development's sixth class of the Mentor Protégé Connection, which partners promising small businesses in Georgia with successful companies to foster enhanced business opportunities.
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Q&A with Synovus CEO Richard Anthony (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
Richard Anthony, chairman and chief executive officer of Synovus Financial Corp., has been grappling with loan losses and unprofitable quarters for nearly two years.
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