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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Jacob Demmitt
Inmates may be used less for work
Budget woes are forcing Hall County government to cut back on a lot - even free labor. As the Hall County Correctional Institute anticipates losing four positions next year, Warden Avery Niles said there will likely be fewer inmate work details around the county. "We're going to cut back on the officers themselves and that's going to decrease the number of details that go out and perform those services," he said. "It's just a reduction ...
Fire departments donating gear to Moldova community
Local firefighters are cleaning out their closets for a cause. The Gainesville, Hall County and Commerce fire departments will be donating outdated equipment to Moldova, an impoverished eastern European nation between Romania and Ukraine. According to Gainesville Fire Chief Jon Canada, they are legally required to retire their $2,000 firefighting suits after 10 years of use. But this year, instead of destroying or storing the old turnout gear, Canada said they have decided to donate ...
Lightning can strike without warning
After lightning shows this past week and a weather forecast with plenty of thunderstorm chances ahead, emergency management officials are reminding residents not to underestimate the dangers of lightning.
Italian restaurant opens Saturday at Lanier resort
Lake Lanier Island Resort will unveil its newest destination this weekend, part of an effort to attract more boaters to the resort.
Man drives car into building
A customer at Lula Corner Cafe received a frightening wake-up Thursday afternoon as an elderly man drove a vehicle through the window where she was sleeping.
Teen charged with string of burglaries
A Gainesville 15-year-old has been charged in a string of burglaries Monday night, according to a Wednesday news release.
Residents reflect on ‘sad day’ for library branches
The Clermont library branch hasn't closed yet, despite what its empty parking lot may suggest.
Police report reveals details in infant’s murder
Kaylee Kipp, 18 months, may have been dead for some time Sunday before paramedics arrived and the call turned into a murder investigation.
Local kids part of World’s Largest Swimming Lesson
Thousands of kids across the world took to the water at exactly 11 a.m. Tuesday, dog paddling, backstroking and bubble-blowing their way to a new world record.
Bond denied for couple in child murder case
A Gainesville mother and her boyfriend were denied bond Tuesday in the murder case of Kaylee Kipp, the woman's 18-month-old child.
Library board to consider 20 percent budget cut
Local libraries will move one step closer to drastic cuts at tonight's meeting of the Hall County Library System Board of Trustees.
Hall County rule changes method, not result, of tax hike
Hall County commissioners are still considering a 1.41 mill increase, but the breakdown of the numbers has changed a bit.
Recycling centers helping police catch copper thieves
Accused copper thieves James Wingo and his juvenile partner likely learned a valuable lesson as they sat handcuffed in a police cruiser Tuesday - investigators aren't playing games when it comes to metal theft.
Teenager identified as Wednesday wreck victim
Georgia State Patrol officials have identified Nathaniel Davison, 16, as the driver of the vehicle that struck a tree Wednesday night on Dawsonville Highway near Sardis Road.
Dam releases can catch Chattahoochee visitors off guard
A fisherman floats Friday afternoon down the Chattahoochee River, enjoying the last bit of silence before ear-piercing sirens order him to the shore.
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