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Lawmakers and activists convene on the state capitol to call for a special session.
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A large scale review of the tax breaks that the state gives businesses as an inventive to do business in Georgia is set to get underway.
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Two leading republicans in the Georgia General Assembly say they are open to reconsidering cuts to the University System of Georgia that legislators made during the recent legislative session.
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In brief: CCSD released public survey for five-year plan — State lawmakers might reconsider cuts to University system — Senator Jon Ossoff looks into Georgia jail conditions — UGA women's tennis claims championship — UGA men's tennis lose — UGA softball blanked — UGA baseball win — Atlanta Braves lose — Atlanta Hawks lose
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New budget slashes higher ed — legislators pass bill increasing financial aid — Clarke County Schools seeks input on strategic plan — unemployment falls slightly
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The most recent iteration of the budget includes cuts to state universities, public broadcasting.
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Physicians and others argue the six-week ban in unconstitutional — state lawmakers have yet to pass a budget — ACC seeks applicants for boards and authorities
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Legislation providing private-school vouchers to Georgia students attending low-performing public schools is struggling to get through the General Assembly in the final days of this year’s session.
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In brief: Fair Housing month — Public media gets hit with budget cuts — A bill providing private school vouchers struggles — 39 of 40 day session — UGA baseball sets school record — UGA softball wins — UGA tennis teams win