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Girtz's budget proposal doesn't raise property tax rate — commissioners pass eviction prevention reboot, hold off on Olympic Dr development — Kemp signs insurance exchange into law — Hunter Gault named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Budget doesn't raise property tax rate, although property taxes may still go up for some.
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Commissioners are still waiting on key documents to inform their vote on a proposed mixed use development on the Georgia Square Mall site
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In brief: ACC commissioners set to vote on major mall redevelopment in two weeks; will wait to vote on gang unit funding request — state lawmakers could open up new benefits for pregnant people; vote to ban COVID vax mandates — UGA loses to Ole Miss
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In brief: In historic win, Warnock performed better in many places than he did in the general election — changes coming to county auditor's office — Georgia Power nuke plant hits testing milestone — women's b-ball team handles Mercer
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While the local chapter of the International Association of Firefighters has been in existence for more than a decade, they don't have the ability to bargain collectively.
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On Tuesday, Athens-Clarke County commissioners approved a report on "missing middle" housing, which prompted a larger discussion on the county's housing crunch.
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IN brief: The county's Board of Elections is deciding between November or March for election to fill Parker's seat — Kemp announces millions for emergency care in Atlanta — employment numbers remain rosy — UGA to offer COVID and flu vaccines — UGA volleyball beats NC State
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In brief: Special election to fill Parker's seat creates myriad complications — state lawmaker says Georgia needs to improve cybersecurity — more arrests in August downtown shooting — ATL United wins while Braves fall short, UGA Volleyball faces NC State
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$225,000 infusion of cash could spark larger discussion about fare-free transit service