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Taxpayers Pour Millions into Questionable Reservoir
The state of Georgia and Walton and Oconee counties are moving forward with a costly new reservoir based on overly optimistic population projections. They might end up selling the water to metro Atlanta.
By Melissa Hovanes | August 15, 2012
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Controversial Murals Go Up at GMOA
1950s murals showing a potentially offensive version of agricultural life are now on display—in context—at the Georgia Museum of Art.
By Blake Aued | August 15, 2012
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Don't Let a Fun Night Out End Behind Bars
How to have a good time in the Classic City without finding yourself beaten up, behind bars or picking up trash on the side of the road.
By Brian Creech | August 15, 2012
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Love, Fear and the Flagpole Guide to Athens
The Flagpole Guide to Athens is out all over town. Get one.
By Pete McCommons | August 8, 2012
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From Poor and Segregated to Mixed Income and Race
The revitalization of Jack R. Wells Homes is just the latest chapter in the long history of public housing, race and poverty in Athens.
By Kristen Morales | August 8, 2012
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Thousands of Athenians Living in Poverty Struggle to Find Housing
More than 11,000 Athens families are struggling to find housing they can afford, and local agencies are struggling to provide it, as the safety net frays.
By Kristen Morales | August 8, 2012
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