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Sidestepping calamity - Justin Boron
I was on the verge of total disaster just hours before I had to catch a flight to Los Angeles. I woke up to unpacked bags, none of my clothes ironed, and some strange cat I had never seen before, begging me for food.
Pamala Duffell Simmons
Mrs. Pamala Duffell Simmons, 54, of McDonough, Ga. died Thursday, Nov. 25, 2004, at Medical Center of Central Georgia.
Unemployment rate declines in Clayton, Henry
From Staff Reports
Regional writers guild publishes first book
By Todd DeFeo
Larry P. Hamilton
Larry P. Hamilton of Forest Park, Ga. died Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004, at his residence.
Yakking over a bourbon and Coke - Bob Paslay
It is rainy, not raining, in Atlanta Sunday night. A fog shrouds midtown, creating this wonderfully eerie feel as the lights of the skyline are visible, but muted.
Airport case won't be prosecuted
By Todd DeFeo
Ready, set, shop: Black Friday shoppers saturate area retailers
By Justin Boron and Michael Davis
Jeanette Kindle
Jeanette Kindle, 67, of Jackson passed away Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2004.
Mark C. Lyons
Mark C. Lyons, 44, of Stockbridge died Thursday, Nov. 25, 2004.
Perry, Davies join major league rosters
By Anthony Rhoads
Pre-inauguration assessment - Ed Brock
True to my word, I will begin with some praise for our president re-elect.
Wolverine wrestlers off to fast start on mats
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NEXTEL crickets chirp madness - Rob Felt
If you've got one of these noise boxes, please read up.
Pets of the Week
Connery is a 1-year-old orange and white domestic shorthair. He has been neutered and all vaccinations are current. Connery was found in a busy parking lot, dodging cars and begging for food from patrons of a nearby restaurant. For more information about Connery call the Clayton County Humane Society at (770) 471-9436. Other animals available for adoption may be seen at www.claytoncountyhumane.org.
Peterson jury fails Conner - Greg Gelpi
Pro-choice jurors held to their convictions, despite logic, decency and common sense.
Little reminders of the past, should I keep them? - Zach Porter
Plowing through the mass of papers that is the vague half-record of my life, I become exhausted. I'm a bit of a pack rat, but a recent bout of moving and some pre-emptive measures against "Spring Cleaning" have left me questioning the necessity of keeping so many things.