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Water Cases Send Dollars flowing to Lawyers
Atlanta The Atlanta Business Chronicle (Atlanta Business Chronicle)-- A federal court ruling threatening Lake Lanier's future as a water supply represents a potential boon for lawyers who specialize in water litigation. Beyond...
Gov. Perdue pays visit to Iraq for second time
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue is in Iraq visiting with Georgia National Guard troops there and said conditions have improved since his last visit to the war zone in 2005. “The violence has gone down significantly,”...
Tax Collections Down 18 Percent In October
ATLANTA (AP) -- Tax revenue in Georgia fell nearly 18 percent in October over the same month last year. Gov. Sonny Perdue announced Monday that net revenue collections last month were $1.14 billion, compared to $1.38 billion in...
Midstate road projects get approval, stimulus funding
By Travis Fain - tfain@macon.com Another round of stimulus-funded road projects has gotten the OK from Gov. Sonny Perdue, meaning contractors will be chosen and work should begin soon. Perdue certified about $66 million in...
What We Think: Prison officials too guarded
On Friday, The Valdosta Daily Times was informed that the records requested under an Open Records request from the Georgia Department of Corrections were being diligently researched, pulled from warehouses, etc. On Monday, The...
Georgia Secures Low Interest Rates on State Bonds
Georgia gov: State secures historic low interest rates on state bonds, saves $35M for 2010 ATLANTA November 9, 2009 (AP) The Associated Press Post a Comment Georgia has secured historic low interest rates on the sale of new...
State senator resigns
AUGUSTA (AP) — Ed Tarver has resigned his state Senate seat after being confirmed as the new U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Georgia. Tarver’s resignation is effective at noon Monday. He was confirmed as a federal...
EDUCATION NOTEBOOK: Midstate schools honored as Title I Distinguished schools
Staff reports - Education Notebook Several Middle Georgia public schools were listed among 896 schools in the state named by State Superintendent Kathy Cox as Georgia Title I Distinguished Schools. The list included 22 schools...
Could water scarcity cause international conflict?
By Moises Velasquez-Manoff | 10.26.09 on a fight over water between residents of a small Colorado town and Nestlé Waters North America, a bottled water company, I learned much about water scarcity around the world, and the...
Upson County's Sprewell Bluff park being donated to state
By S. Heather Duncan - hduncan@macon.com Sprewell Bluff, the only remaining state park that was owned by a private company, is being donated to the state by Georgia Power. DNR officials say the change bodes well for permanent...
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