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RDC, Moody join forces in land use study (The Valdosta Daily Times)
VALDOSTA ? The South Georgia Regional Development Center and Moody Air Force Base are working on a joint venture to benefit both the community and the base by combining the work of the AICUZ (Air Installations Compatible Use Zones) program with the JLUS (Joint Land Use Study) program.
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Are we leaving any students behind? Educators say federal mandates needs revisions (The Gainesville Times)
"The main things that we've been telling them when we go to Washington every year is ... it can take three or four in some schools, special needs students or students of second languages to cause a school not to meet AYP. We believe there needs to be some changes in that."
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Upson Regional Employee Accepted into Leadership GHA (The Thomaston Times)
Amy Helms, Compliance Officer of Upson Regional Medical Center has been accepted into the Leadership GHA Class of 2008-2009, a prestigious health care leadership program of the Georgia Hospital Association (GHA). Helms is one of only 33 hospital employees from around the state accepted into the program this year.
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Sellers indicted (Thomasville Times-Enterprise)
THOMASVILLE ? A former high-ranking Archbold Medical Center official has been indicted on four counts involving more than $4 million in federal funding the document says was obtained falsely and fraudulently.
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Peach County turns to SPLOST to fix jail (Macon Telegraph)
In a word, the Peach County Law Enforcement Center is obsolete. That word is from the sheriff.
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Study outcome won't sway Genentech on eye drug Avastin (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
What does a company do when there's anecdotal evidence that two of its drugs are equally effective in treating a leading cause of blindness in the elderly, one costing patients $60 per treatment and the other $2,000? In the case of Genentech Inc., nothing. The company declined to seek federal approval for the cheaper drug, Avastin, to treat the wet form of age-related macular degeneration. Nor ...
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Our Take (The Red and Black)
Walk this wayAfter DMC's lecture, we hope unique speakers will continue to grace campus As reported on today's front page, Darryl "DMC" McDaniels graced the stage of Tate Theater Tuesday night, lecturing on the evolution of rap and hip-hop music and culture, past and present.
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Governor's commission receives reports; county names counterpart (Dunwoody Crier)
While Dunwoody?s 15 candidates for city council launch their campaigns and distribute yard signs, they also have been busy with information sessions from experts and many have attended the meetings of the Governor?s Commission on Dunwoody.
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Road improvement program in Bibb winding down (Macon Telegraph)
Fourteen years after residents narrowly approved a penny sales tax to improve Macon and Bibb County roads, the Road Improvement Program finally is starting to wind down.
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Tyrone commission works on comp plan (The Fayette Citizen)
Tyrone Planning Commission several months ago began the arduous task of going through the town?s previously approved Comprehensive Plan page by page to determine what changes might be needed. Those efforts continued at the Aug. 14 work session. Making their way through little more than a dozen pages of the voluminous document, commissioners? only differences of opinion came on topics such as ...
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