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Dec. 1 Northeast Georgia Weather
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December 1, 2015
Dec. 1 Northeast Georgia Weather
Grady Newsource reporter, Allie Gowens, has your local Northeast Georgia weather forecast. Find out how to prepare for winter by clicking the link below: http://gradynewsource.uga.edu/blog/2015/12/01/be-better-prepared-this-winter/
ACC Animal Control Looks for Homes for 30 Cats
Athens-Clarke County
December 1, 2015
ACC Animal Control Looks for Homes for 30 Cats
By: Blis Savidge 30 homeless cats…10% of them soon to be on the list for euthanasia. “We try to keep them as long as we can, but when we get full, we have to start realistically making decisions,” said Michelle Frank. The decision making won’t be necessary if the Athens Clarke County…
Be Better Prepared this Winter
Northeast Georgia News
December 1, 2015
Be Better Prepared this Winter
This winter in particular is expected to be colder and wetter than average. Colder temperatures with more precipitation could lend way to some harsh winter weather. The National Weather Service Forecast Office says the main main threats from winter weather across the Southeast stem from snow and ice storms. The accumulation…
Tate to Have Free Testing to Mark World AIDS Day 2015
Health
December 1, 2015
Tate to Have Free Testing to Mark World AIDS Day 2015
By: Mary Grace Shaw The National AIDS Trust designated December 1st as World AIDS Day to promote awareness on the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. According to the World AIDS Day website, there are currently 34 million people living with HIV in the world. The University of Georgia HEROs, AIDS Athens and the Clarke County Health Department are…
Oglethorpe Cares: Community Christmas
Northeast Georgia News
December 1, 2015
Oglethorpe Cares: Community Christmas
By: Erin O’Brien The Oglethorpe Community Christmas has been going on for a little over a month now, and over 153 children’s Christmas lists still need to be funded. But founder Catherine Drewry says not to worry: December brings out the holiday spirit. There is still plenty of time for…
Stories to watch: Dec. 1
Northeast Georgia News
December 1, 2015
Stories to watch: Dec. 1
Stories to watch out for on Tuesday, December 1, 2015: \t Downtown Athens discrimination: Athens commissioners are meeting tonight to work and discuss on a resolution to stop discrimination in some downtown Athens bars. \t Marijuana Rally: The Athens C.A.R.E Project is hosting a rally tonight to take action to…
Neuter Commuter Program to Aid Athens Animal Populations
Athens-Clarke County
November 30, 2015
Neuter Commuter Program to Aid Athens Animal Populations
By: Katya Riedlinger A brand new program just hit the streets. A mobile neutering van drives through local neighborhoods in the hopes of ending animal overcrowding. Not only does this van have all of the bells and whistles to make it a stylish ride, it also will save lives by providing free spaying…
Petition Process Allows Students to Get Diploma Without Passing Graduation Tests
Education
November 30, 2015
Petition Process Allows Students to Get Diploma Without Passing Graduation Tests
By Jordynn Abernathy Madison County school officials want to get the word out about a law that could help unemployed teens get jobs. The Georgia House Bill 91 eliminates high school graduation tests as a requirement to graduate. In the past, students who passed their classes and failed the graduation test were not given…
Woman Flees Home Due to Street Violence
Athens-Clarke County
November 30, 2015
Woman Flees Home Due to Street Violence
By: Katya Riedlinger One woman* came home to a home full of bullet holes and damage due to a shootout in her neighborhood. The scene was a nightmare to the homeowner, her neighbors and innocent bystanders who fell victim to the violence. This homeowner decided not to take any chances with…
Weather update: Nov. 30
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November 30, 2015
Weather update: Nov. 30
Reporter Sam Lack says despite some cloudy skies today, you can expect sunny skies later this week. Tune in at 5 p.m. for more on the Paris Climate Conference, and how current conditions reflect possibility of climate change in Georgia.