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Posted: Friday - Nov. 20, 2009
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Brock avoids limits by city
The developer trying to build a senior living development on Lookout Mountain, Ga., has decided to look elsewhere.
Posted: Friday - Nov. 20, 2009
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Planners endorse water partners
CALHOUN, Ga. — Members of the Northwest Georgia Regional Water Resources Partnership say it has a unique role — to conduct studies and help implement needed changes where water’s concerned.
Posted: Friday - Nov. 20, 2009
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Thousands go hunting for jobs at Dalton fair
DALTON, Ga. -- Armed with a dozen copies of her resume, Maria Salaices went to work searching for work at the North Georgia Career Expo and Job Fair.
Posted: Thursday - Nov. 19, 2009
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Officials say business tax break crucial to local economy
Most North Georgia cities and counties exempt manufacturers from paying taxes on certain inventories, and those that don't already are playing catch-up.
Posted: Thursday - Nov. 19, 2009
Planners look at water demand
DAHLONEGA, Ga. -- Statistics show Catoosa County uses much less water per person than anywhere else in North Georgia, but local officials don't believe it.
Posted: Thursday - Nov. 19, 2009
Snowflakes in Georgia
Jerry Sanford, left, and David Page hang one of 113 snowflakes in downtown Chatsworth, Ga., on Wednesday.
Posted: Thursday - Nov. 19, 2009
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Latecomer to education
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- Wayne Ingle says he was a "Joe Average" high school student, and the distinction of being Catoosa County's Teacher of the Year just makes him shake his head and smile.
Posted: Wednesday - Nov. 18, 2009
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Colleges adjusting to budget cuts
Staff reductions, academic cuts and program reviews are under way on college campuses nationwide, and few higher education leaders see the financial outlook improving soon, a new study shows.
Posted: Wednesday - Nov. 18, 2009
Grow Greater Dalton works out budget
DALTON, Ga. -- Members of the Dalton-Whitfield Joint Development Authority are reviewing a proposed 2010 budget that's beefed up by an extra $600,000 from Grow Greater Dalton.
Posted: Wednesday - Nov. 18, 2009
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Catoosa industrial park nets nibbles
RINGGOLD, Ga. -- They stopped short of calling them prospects, but Catoosa County development officials have two companies showing interest in the county's industrial property.
Posted: Tuesday - Nov. 17, 2009
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Dalton nets $36,000 in Title I awards
Schools in Dalton, Ga., garnered the lion's share of federal funding among Northwest Georgia schools in the latest round of the state's Distinguished Title I Schools awards.
Posted: Tuesday - Nov. 17, 2009
Dalton OKs new fund balance policy
DALTON, Ga. -- City officials now must maintain a minimum fund balance equal to 25 percent of the city budget, or about $6 million.
Posted: Tuesday - Nov. 17, 2009
Dalton residents to see utility rate hike in ’10
DALTON, Ga. — Dalton Utilities customers will pay more for utilities starting in January 2010, with the most significant increases in electric, water and wastewater rates.
Posted: Tuesday - Nov. 17, 2009
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Crime lab closure to create 'burden'
The Northwest Georgia Bureau of Investigation crime lab in Summerville, Ga., will close in March, leaving 10 area counties to take evidence to Atlanta for processing.
Posted: Monday - Nov. 16, 2009
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Heating aid requests continue to increase
Amanda Jackson recently became a single mother of three, and she's already worried about paying her winter power bill.
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