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Tricia Pridemore drops PSC reelection bid, opening up another statewide race

Georgia Public Service Commissioner Tricia Pridemore’s announcement Tuesday that she won’t seek reelection opens up her District 5 race in November.

Pridemore is one of three Republicans on the five-member Public Service Commission (PSC), which


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Ilhan Omar and Minnesota activists share tips to resist ICE, support communities

Hours after Trump administration border czar Tom Homan announced Feb. 12 that he was suspending the Minnesota immigration crackdown, local organizers and Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) shared lessons on protecting communities from Immigration and Customs...


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Zoning Review Board green-lights Kirkwood housing for homeless seniors

The Atlanta Zoning Review Board on Thursday advanced a proposal to build a 47-microunit apartment building for unhoused seniors in residential Kirkwood, to the chagrin of the neighborhood groups trying to kill the project.

Stryant Investments’ plan to build the affordable housing complex on an empty lot owned by Turner Monumental AME Church next door has drawn fier...


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What’s in Atlanta OIG probes that timed out under new reforms?

Atlanta’s reconstituted governing board for the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) approved  closing 29 still open investigations into potential malfeasance by city employees last month. That’s solely because the clock ran out on the probes after the city imposed a two-year time limit last year, as part of its sweeping reforms to the OIG.

Among the cases un...


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Bill to criminalize librarians lending ‘harmful materials’ to minors advances in House

A controversial bill that would create criminal penalties, including jail time, for librarians who knowingly allow minors to check out materials deemed harmful to them under Georgia’s obscenity law advanced out of a House committee on Friday for a full House vote. The Republican-backed


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