Two masked teens rob South Cleveland Avenue family

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GBI, Sheriff's Department round up HUD suspects Last Updated: 1:12 PM 09/02/10 - Federal authorities say that 80 people across the state are believed to have bilked a federal agency out of $1.1 million. J.D. Sumner, government writer 4 Comments (Full Story)
	Company may give new option for cable 7 Comments Last Updated: 11:47 PM 09/01/10 - L2Networks currently provides telephone service for city and county government offices. J.D. Sumner, government writer (Full Story)
	Two left in bid for downtown manager 3 Comments Last Updated: 11:51 PM 09/01/10 - The identities of candidates for Albany’s downtown manager position could be revealed following background checks. J.D. Sumner, government writer (Full Story)
	Phoebe Sumter to open in early 2011 0 Comments Last Updated: 12:09 AM 09/02/10 - Ground was broken for the Phoebe Sumter medical complex late last year. Jennifer Maddox Parks, staff writer (Full Story)
	Field of Flags set to unfurl Sept. 4 0 Comments Last Updated: 11:58 PM 09/01/10 - A thousand American Flags will fly in a lot near the Albany Mall to honor those who served and are serving. Terry Lewis, staff writer (Full Story)
	Natural gas pipe cracked; neighborhood stays safe 0 Comments Last Updated: 11:51 PM 09/01/10 - A pipeline maintenance crew cracks a natural gas line, allowing gas to rush out into a Williamsburg Road neighborhood. - Pete Skiba, staff writer (Full Story)
	Emergency responders taking classes on preparedness ahead of Atlantic Hurricanes 0 Comments Last Updated: 12:11 AM 09/02/10 - Officials have ordered the evacuation of parts of the North Carolina coastline ahead of Hurricane Earl. (Full Story)
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