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In brief: HIV prevention funding to go to Athens and three other cities — Georgia's job market remains strong — House speaker pauses on abortion and runoff voting — Clarke Central honored for computer science diversity
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The state Department of Public Health says COVID cases are down about 80% since mid-August.
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In brief: US Senate candidates agree to Oct. 14 debate — Monkeypox cases slow in Georgia — Schumer doles out money to Senate candidates, including Warnock
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In brief: State DPH confirms three pediatric cases; UGA to increase its share of employee health plan costs; Warnock pitches housing legislation; area unemployment continues to fall
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More news: DPH warns Georgians about heat risks, AthFest looks for volunteers, Athens smog is under control but not so much for ATL
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Johnson-Green & Fore to face off for Dem nomination; second monkeypox case in GA; Oconee Board of Ed passes budget
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More cases may happen, but monkeypox is "nothing like COVID."
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Metro Atlanta man has history of international travel.
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The most recent cases are not the vaccine-preventable type of hepatitis that are commonly talked about, like type A and type B.