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Dickens seeks $50 million in matching pledges for neighborhood investments
The commitment is contingent on the city’s ability to match that funding with another $50 million in philanthropic donations.
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Georgians have paid $1.4B extra for gas since Iran war
Georgians have spent an extra $1.4 billion on gasoline since the start of the Iran war six months ago.
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MARTA agrees to $52 million settlement in audit dispute
The settlement is for far less than the city has argued MARTA owed — $70 million. But it’s a lot more than the $865,000 that MARTA officials and its auditor argued was due.
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Pedestrian killed, struck by multiple vehicles on I-75/85 North in Atlanta
Parts of the Downtown Connector were closed early Thursday amid the morning commute after a pedestrian was fatally struck, officials say.
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New execution date scheduled for Georgia death row inmate
The execution will take place Sept. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson.
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A.M. ATL: Big payouts
Morning, y'all. In your Aug. 27 update: Meta's billion-dollar settlement, Morgan & Morgan in court, plus a new AJC newsletter, the latest "Flagship" episode and more.
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Fulton sheriff urges county to expedite jail elevator project
Sheriff Patrick Labat pointed to slowness reaching a "bleeding out" inmate and an officer stuck in a broken elevator with inmates to demonstrate the risks at Rice Street jail.
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Georgia ranks in the middle in many education categories. Is that a problem?
Georgia tends to rank in the middle on topics like academics, teacher pay and spending, but has made recent steps toward improvement.
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Georgia governor race: Bottoms and Jackson say they’ll raise teacher pay
Both Georgia gubernatorial candidates want to raise teacher pay and improve literacy rates if elected.
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Revenue or revitalization: Mayor’s legacy project hinges on school board
The Atlanta Board of Education will cast the deciding vote on Mayor Dickens’ idea to extend taxing districts, sacrificing revenue for revitalization. They are in no hurry.
















