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Life simply pointed him in a different direction.
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Albany Summer youth program reports more than 2,000 participants
“The Albany Summer Collaborative is by far one of the best summer programs I’ve witnessed. In three months you reached 2,000 students. That’s incredible.
What you can’t see can hurt you. Albany embarks on water main replacement project to address aging system
“At some point you have to stop kicking the can downt the road. We don’t want the state to say ‘You have to do this.'”
In Leesburg, stewardship is the quiet engine of good government
In an era when stories of government often center on budget shortfalls, cost overruns and questions of accountability, examples of stewardship rarely make headlines.
Pay the fine. Skip the permit?
A unanimous vote Wednesday approving retroactive renovations on a 1918 Craftsman duplex at 412 W. Residence Ave. quickly evolved into a broader discussion over repeat violations, contractor accountability and whether the city’s existing penalties are sufficient to deter property owners who bypass Albany’s historic preservation review process.
City of Albany makes workforce housing a priority
“We need housing for teachers. We need to create a pipeline for folks to get their situation together so they can buy a house.”
Pioneering Marine brings military history to life at MCLB-Albany
“They expected them to fail They proved their worth in the Battle of Saipan, at Okinawa, in Korea and in Vietnam. The military we know today, the integration they started, is the reflection of their proving this stereotype wasn’t right.”
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Fantastic Fifteen: New school, same big dreams for Eric Spann
Life simply pointed him in a different direction.
Football is Back: Let the games begin
Across Southwest Georgia, football teams have spent the summer lifting weights, running in suffocating heat and practicing against teammates whose tendencies they know almost as well as their own.
Lee Volleyball falls in season-opener
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Martin Perez puts up more zeroes as Braves blank Mets
Veteran left-hander Martin Perez threw six scoreless innings while Ozzie Albies and Matt Olson homered to help the Atlanta Braves defeat the visiting New York Mets 4-0 on Tuesday to even their three-game series.
Braves’ Strider, Waldrep cleared to throw
The Atlanta Braves received some encouraging news regarding their battered pitching staff Monday, although it remains uncertain whether it will translate into either Spencer Strider or Hurston Waldrep returning to the mound this season.
Albany Summer youth program reports more than 2,000 participants
“The Albany Summer Collaborative is by far one of the best summer programs I’ve witnessed. In three months you reached 2,000 students. That’s incredible.
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Fantastic Fifteen: New school, same big dreams for Eric Spann
Life simply pointed him in a different direction.
Football is Back: Let the games begin
Across Southwest Georgia, football teams have spent the summer lifting weights, running in suffocating heat and practicing against teammates whose tendencies they know almost as well as their own.

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