Kiwanians get scoop on Radium project

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Kiwanians get scoop on Radium project

No Comments 03 September 2010

By David Shivers A lot of DoCo Kiwanians, and other county residents as well, hold fond memories of summer days spent at the old Radium Springs casino and club, a landmark that fell into disuse and was eventually torn down following the devastating floods of 1994 and 1998.

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Blakely farmer bales with $50,000 in lottery winnings

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ATLANTA – One Blakely farmer has stumbled upon a special kind of seed. Paul Allen, 73, won a $50,000 top prize playing the popular Georgia Lottery instant game Jumbo Bucks Classic. Krishna Food Store, 910 N. Main St. in Blakely, sold the lucky ticket.

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Perry & Walters adds associate

No Comments 03 September 2010

Special to the Journal Perry & Walters LLP, Albany’s oldest law firm, has hired Jonathan L. Morris as an associate. A magna cum lade graduate from Georgia State University Law School, Morris joined Perry & Walters where his practice area includes municipal government, civil litigation, and property tax appeals.

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BAE: A GRAND OPENING

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SPECIAL PHOTO  BAE Systems hosted a ribbon-cutting celebration at its new Albany office at 2410 Westgate Blvd. With more than 100,000 employees working in more than 100 countries, and reported sales of $36.2 billion in 2009, BAE is the world’s second-largest defense contractor, supporting a range of military and civilian agency customers, including products for [...]

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FREEDOM WORKERS

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SPECIAL PHOTO The less-taxes, small-government political advocacy group FreedomWorks’ chapter in Albany hosted thE organization’s national chairman, Dick Armey, last Wednesday at Merry Acres Conference Center. Armey, a former House majority leader from Texas, was an engineer of the Republican Revolution of the 1990s. He was in Albany prommoting the book “Give Us Liberty, A Tea Party Manifesto,” which [...]

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MANAGEMENT GRAD

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SPECIAL PHOTO Jocyclyn W. Yates, operations manager for Albany Area Primary Health Care Inc., recently completed the 10-day UCLA/Johnson & Johnson Health Care Executive Program. The program aims enhance the management and leadership skills of community-based health care organization executives.

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Star discovery challenges knowledge of astronomy

No Comments 02 September 2010

Special to the Journal You may have read in the news lately about a fairly recent discovery in astronomy that is leaving astronomers questioning what they know about the life cycles and behavior of stars. An astronomer at Thronateeska Heritage Center says not to have worries about a recent discovery in our universe, though. Despite [...]

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MCLB: A TOP TECH PARTNER

No Comments 02 September 2010

SPECIAL PHOTO Albany Technical College has presented the Marine Corps Logistics Command Maintenance Center Albany (MCA) with a Manufacturer of the Year award. As a vital educational partner in southwest Georgia, Albany Technical College has developed diploma and degree programs in Business Logistics Management to provide employees for MCA. In addition, Albany Tech ramped up [...]

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TECH STUDENT, 86 PAYS IT FORWARD

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SPECIAL PHOTO Albany Technical College Adult Education graduate and Computer Information Systems student Arthur Jones (left), 86, donated a computer that he built to the winner of an adult education essay contest, Jessie Millege (right). Millege’s essay was titled “Who/what would you be willing to die for?” based on his little sister. Jones says he plans [...]

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DCSS Update

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Turner gets two grants The faculty, staff and students at Turner Elementary School are excited to have received both the “Serve and Learn” and “Dollar General Literacy” grants. The $12,500 Serve and Learn grant will give Turner students the opportunity to learn about democracy and citizenship through active participation in various community service projects through which [...]

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