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Bald Eagles Thrive in Georgia
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Bald Eagles Thrive in Georgia

It has been another good year for bald eagles breeding in Georgia. The yearly surveys from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) show a higher-than-average success rate for nests Dr. Bob Sargent, leading the study, finds this year’s findings are even more positive than last year’s. Survey Key Points Comparison to Earlier Surveys In...

A Federal Judge Decides, NBCUniversal Misled About Dr. Amin 2020 ICDC Whistleblower Report Followed Up
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A Federal Judge Decides, NBCUniversal Misled About Dr. Amin 2020 ICDC Whistleblower Report Followed Up

Dr. Mahendra Amin has won favor with a federal judge. The judge concluded that NBCUniversal gave “provenly false” information about his clinical work at the Irwin County Detention Center (ICDC this Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation is in Ocilla, Georgia. Allegations made against Dr. Amin in 2020 said he performed needless hysterectomies on confined...

Georgia Public Service Commission’s Evolution, what are the important moments?
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Georgia Public Service Commission’s Evolution, what are the important moments?

The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) has been influential in making key decisions related to energy policies, utility charges and customer protections over the last 15 years. The following timeline outlines important occasions and choices made by the PSC that demonstrate its significant responsibility for overseeing utility services in Georgia. What does the Commission Do?...

County Examines Rezoning Plea for Asphalt Factory on Chaney Road
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County Examines Rezoning Plea for Asphalt Factory on Chaney Road

The county commission meeting on Monday was primarily concerned with mundane July 1 tasks. These included the appointments of board members, several resolutions, and leasing contracts. Yet, a noteworthy point stood out that captivated a number of citizens in particular those who live near the prospective. Launch of Rezoning Appeals Area Finally, commissioners heard initial...

Understanding Fireworks Laws in Georgia
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Understanding Fireworks Laws in Georgia

When celebrating Fourth of July with fireworks, be mindful of Georgia’s fireworks regulations. Having knowledge on the acceptable times, places, and kinds of fireworks is essential for a safe and fun event. Fireworks Schedule in Georgia In Georgia, fireworks start at 10 a.m. and must stop by 11,59 p.m. daily, except on special days, Local...

Repeated Bank Robber Gets Over 13 Years in Federal Jail
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Repeated Bank Robber Gets Over 13 Years in Federal Jail

David Wayne Stanley, a 59-year-old man from Cochran, Georgia, with a history of multiple bank robberies, has been sentenced to federal prison for a second time. The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia has handed down a sentence of 160 months in prison after Stanley pleaded guilty to a bank robbery...

Call for Accountability after Deputy Shoots 5YearOld Girl
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Call for Accountability after Deputy Shoots 5YearOld Girl

The family of Skylar Adams, the 5-year-old girl shot by a Douglas deputy, wants the deputy fired and criminally charged. During a chase with a suspect, the deputy’s bullets hit Skylar in her arm. Lawyers Bakari Sellers and Ben Crump have stepped forward to seek justice for her. Details of the Shooting Incident The event...

Plant Vogtle Boosts Nuclear Support in Capitol Hill
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Plant Vogtle Boosts Nuclear Support in Capitol Hill

The finished $35 billion Plant Vogtle scheme in Georgia, despite delays and exceeding its budget, stimulates backing for nuclear power in Congress. Georgia legislators maintain their passion for nuclear energy even after the state underwent one of the lengthiest and costliest nuclear schemes in U.S. history. The Achievement at Plant Vogtle In May, the buildout...

Tips for a Safe and Enjoyable Fireworks Display on July 4th
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Tips for a Safe and Enjoyable Fireworks Display on July 4th

The City Douglas urges all residents to be cautious in their use of fireworks as July 4th nears. The times fireworks are permitted are between 10 AM- 9 PM, except for extended times from 9 PM to midnight on the 3rd and 4th of July. Using fireworks indoors, on public streets, municipal property or within...