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ANNOTATED: Dachau: Gates Hiding Secret Corner of Nazi World Now Used to ‘Honor the Dead, Warn the Living’
Doing Journalism
October 3, 2019
ANNOTATED: Dachau: Gates Hiding Secret Corner of Nazi World Now Used to ‘Honor the Dead, Warn the Living’
Black iron gates mark the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Grounds with the promise “Arbeit Macht Frei”—“Work will set you free.” For the more than 200,000 prisoners who walked through these gates, their stolen properties, names, and dignities would never be reclaimed. Why It’s Newsworthy: In the decades following the systematic…
Georgia Expecting 27 Percent Increase in Alzheimer’s Disease Cases in Next 6 Years
Health
October 3, 2019
Georgia Expecting 27 Percent Increase in Alzheimer’s Disease Cases in Next 6 Years
Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive illness that causes problems with memory, thinking, and behavior is America’s sixth-leading cause of death. The Alzheimer’s Association says the number of Georgia cases is expected to rise from 150,000 to 190,000 by 2025. The Numbers This increase is due to the number of Americans over…
Free For All: Clarke County School District Provides Free Meals to Every Student
Athens-Clarke County
October 3, 2019
Free For All: Clarke County School District Provides Free Meals to Every Student
Free, reduced-price and full-price lunch designations—nationwide categories created by the National School Lunch Program—have no place at Clarke County School District in Athens, Georgia. That’s because the 21 public schools in the district provide free meals to all students, regardless of financial need. Every public and nonprofit private school…
Tips for College Students Looking For Jobs
Northeast Georgia News
October 2, 2019
Tips for College Students Looking For Jobs
For some students finishing school in December, graduation is right around the corner. Job hunting is currently on many college students’ minds. How Many People are Unemployed Nationally? Several media outlets are reporting the possibility of another recession. With this news, students may need to try harder when with looking…
Athens-Clarke County Commission Approves Redevelopment of Bethel Midtown Village Apartments
Athens-Clarke County
October 2, 2019
Athens-Clarke County Commission Approves Redevelopment of Bethel Midtown Village Apartments
The Athens-Clarke County Commission voted to approve the North Athens Downtown Development Project on Sept. 30. Today, Mayor Kelly Girtz and the chair of the housing authority will meet again to sign a memorandum on the development project. So, What Does This Mean? The Athens-Clarke County government will partner with…
Future of Retail Work In Question During Decline Of The Shopping Mall
Athens-Clarke County
October 1, 2019
Future of Retail Work In Question During Decline Of The Shopping Mall
The death of the shopping mall is not a new story. Retail shops have been closing for years. The explosion of online shopping is not news. But the role this plays in the future of work—and in our local community—is. With Georgia Square Mall being the only shopping mall near…
Food, Tradition Can Affect Cultural Identity: Finding Fusion at Girasoles
Food
September 30, 2019
Food, Tradition Can Affect Cultural Identity: Finding Fusion at Girasoles
Jose Zambrano, the owner and chef of Girasoles, a Mexican-Mediterranean fusion restaurant on Greensboro Highway in Watkinsville, Georgia, said that he came to the U.S. at 16 years old looking for opportunity. After working for seven years as a dishwasher and cook at Chanteclair, a former French restaurant in Irvine,…