Mary Howarth
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USG alerted users of a data breach in an announcement on Monday, April 15. The breach came last May, after purchasing MOVEit Secure File Transfer software to transfer and store sensitive data.
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The University of Georgia held a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, to celebrate the new medical education and research building. This building is a part of UGA’s expansion to have a School of Medicine on the health sciences campus.
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On Wednesday, CK Capital announced a redevelopment in downtown Watkinsville to create residential, commercial, and office space, called “15 South.”
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The safety of foster children is under scrutiny after a 13-month investigation released by Chairman Jon Ossoff’s U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Human Rights.
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With some $3 million for homelessness assistance on the table, local lawmakers are set to debate exactly how to spend that money at a work session on Tuesday.
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On Sunday, UGA’s Out of the Darkness Campus Walk will attempt to raise $55,000 for suicide prevention and awareness. The organization has already raised almost $42,000 through fundraising.
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Schools in the Clarke County School District are looking for teachers, parents, and community members to apply for the Local School Governance Team.
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Legislative proposals targeting Georgia libraries, transgender youths, and sex education in schools were among those that didn’t make it through the Georgia General Assembly before the end of its session late last night.
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This months-long and multi-state investigation, known as “Operation Skyhawk,” between the Georgia Department of Corrections and the Federal Bureau of Investigation Safe Streets Gang Task Force, found a criminal enterprise, introducing contraband within Georgia Department of Corrections facilities.
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Actual revenues topped out at $161 million for the year so far, which was $7 million more than expected.