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LOCAL NEWSWarner Robins City Leaders Returned From Two Day RetreatWarner Robins city leaders returned from a two day retreat to Reynolds Plantation Saturday night. The group of 20 focused on increasing communication and improving city services.
Crane Hoists 20,000-Pound Cooling Unit To Downtown Macon BuildingA huge crane helped carry a 20,000-pound cooling unit to the top of a downtown building Saturday morning. 'Pawpalooza' Brings Furry Friends Together In Macon Pet lovers got together to celebrate their furry friends at the Macon Dog Park for 'Pawpalooza' Saturday. Shredder Event Helps Folks Prevent Identity TheftThe Better Business Bureau of Central Georgia, Shred-Cycle and the U.S. Postal Service teamed up to provide Central Georgians a free way to get rid of old documents and prevent identity theft. Middle Ga. Group Uses Billboards to Counter Spa AdvertisementsMiddle Georgia's Alliance to End Regional Trafficking sponsored billboards along Interstate 75 to help counter signs for Macon spas that they say could be advertising illegal activities, including human-trafficking. Forsythia Festival Draws ThousandsThe streets in downtown Forsyth filled with thousands of people Saturday for the city's annual festival.
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ECONOMIC NEWSSocial Security Will Run a Deficit This YearThe federal agency will have to cash in some IOUs to make payments. STATE/REGIONAL NEWSPastor Plans to Take AIDS Test During ServiceThe reverend says he will do it to battle what he calls the shame and stigma of the disease. NATIONAL NEWSOut of Control Prius QuestionedFederal investigators say they couldn't recreate the speeding scenario, and now have doubts about the driver's claims about his runaway car. WATERCOOLERPETA: Will Exchange Trashcans For Advertising SpacePeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals told city officials Wednesday they'd pay for new trash cans saying "Meat Trashes the Planet" and "Go Vegan." |
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