Stories by Blake Aued, Editor
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Homeless Camp on North Avenue Destroyed By Fire
Where will the people who were living under the bridge go?
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Parking Lot to Nowhere
Athens' new $2.4 million park-and-ride lot is sitting empty.
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Homeless Camp Set Ablaze
And more crime news in Flagnet, our weekly police blotter.
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Cowsert, McKillip Eye Higher Office
Also in City Dope, Democrats unveil their agenda, Chip Rogers is under fire for GPB cronyism, an ethics bill makes everyone a lobbyist and big boxes flee Atlanta Highway.
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Jere Morehead Named UGA President
Pick draws praise, but some are skeptical of secrecy surrounding the in-house hire.
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City Dope: The Race to Replace Saxby Is On
Plus, nonpartisan redistricting, Keith Heard looks back and Michael Adams gives his "unfettered" opinion.
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Police Release Description of Botanical Gardens Attacker
And somebody stole, then gave back, Patterson Hood's guitar.
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Four Athens Nutures Local Tech Startups
Will the next Google or Facebook come out of downtown Athens?
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Audit Offers Solutions to Downtown Stench
Plus, Classic Center public art, the park-and-ride lot, Selig traffic, Buena Vista and more in City Dope.
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Daily Groceries Hopes to Expand
The co-op has a new funding model: selling shares to raise money.
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Shootout at Commerce Road Nightclub
Plus, the infamous Piggly Wiggly bacon thief is sentenced and more in Flagnet, Flagpole's new police blotter.
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Pay to Play?
Legislature Gets Serious About Ethics Reform
State lawmakers might finally be for real about weaning themselves away from lobbyists.
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City Dope
Athens News and Views
ACC commissioners will vote on the Buena Vista historic district and try to figure out what to do with vacant student apartments.
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City Pages
Downtown Master Plan Progressing
A new park and new street grid are some of the ideas Athenians will weigh in on next month.
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City Dope
Athens News and Views
Two new commissioners get to work, Broun disses Boehner, and what does downtown development mean for existing student apartments?
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City Dope
Athens News and Views
Were ACC officials good little boys and girls? Athens tennis players might not think so.
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City Pages
Director Leaving ADDA
Kathryn Lookofsky will be out in June after seven years as executive director of the Athens Downtown Development Authority.
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City Pages
ACC Rebids Jail Construction
After questions were raised about the bidding process for a $47 million contract to renovate and expand the Clarke County Jail, ACC officials are rebidding the project.
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Looking Back on 2012
Downtown Development, Darwin and More
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Christmas Comes Early for Downtown
'Tis the Season for Selig's New Plans—Minus Walmart
Coal or candy in the stocking? Reaction to new plans for an Oconee Street mixed-use development ranges from elation to relief to skepticism.
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