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Photojournalism: Sacred Heart Garden Festival offers vendors, lectures, butterflies and garden tours
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Columbia County School Board tentatively approves budget, addresses building updates and policies
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Columbia County School Board tentatively approves budget, addresses building updates and policies
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Augusta Economic Development Authority issues a statement on C4 Live and XPR Augusta concert series
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Augusta Economic Development Authority issues a statement on C4 Live and XPR Augusta concert series
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Augusta Economic Development Authority issues a statement on C4 Live and XPR Augusta concert series
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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Gene mutations that contribute to head and neck cancer also provide ‘precision’ treatment targets
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Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Book banning discussions have diverted attention from other issues
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Suspected Augusta Ghost Face Gangster leader granted bond massive gang, anti-racketeering law case
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Suspected Augusta Ghost Face Gangster leader granted bond massive gang, anti-racketeering law case
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Suspected Augusta Ghost Face Gangster leader granted bond massive gang, anti-racketeering law case
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Job Swap: Augusta mayoral candidate Steven Kendrick to give up new job at tax office he recently ran
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Columbia County School District says it had, but did not implement, controversial Panorama platform
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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Mayor vague in ethics’ response on where he spent money from his supposedly defunct campaign fund
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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Sheriff’s deputies, administrators respond to student threatening self-harm at Harlem High School
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Sheriff’s deputies, administrators respond to student threatening self-harm at Harlem High School
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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City administrator talks American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and racial equity in exit workshop
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Column: Maybe increased travel budgets for Augusta commissioners should go even higher than $7,500
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New math textbooks and financial literacy programs addressed in Columbia County School Board meeting
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First thing we should do is file a complaint on “Ray Montana.”
Who is going to pay the fees for this process? Are the arbitrators volunteers? Is evidence, if needed, going to be collected by professionals? Is anyone going to keep tabs in actual costs for this program? How long before our commissioners request a salaried individual(s) to actually staff this program? Where do the application fees and fines end up IF paid?
Answers to your questions:
1. Taxpayers end up paying the fees.
2. Members of mayor’s, administrator’s and commissioners’ families serve as volunteer arbitrators.
3. No evidence will be required – complaints are strictly he said, she said (it said, it said if PC).
4. Since cost is no concern when pursuing social justice, no program financial records will be kept.
5. Paid staffers will be approved on the next consent agenda behind closed doors.
6. Fees and fines are used to pay off the mayor’s credit card balance.
It’s insane that in 2021 an ordinance like this it’s necessary.
Damn it! There go my “WHITES ONLY” stickers I have been placing on the windows of White Supremacist Restaurants!