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- Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Lindsey Robinson
Hall extends request for private garbage companies
Hall County commissioners voted Thursday in favor of extending a request for proposal for private companies to manage the county's garbage.
Locals object to commercial reptile sales in residential area
If a few residents of Clarkesville have their way, some of the city's cold-blooded residents may not be welcome within Clarkesville limits.
Camp helps grieving children with their feelings
Counselor Jen Sorrell believes adults can learn a lot about grief from children. She certainly has.
Former Hall County deputy running for sheriff
Rickey Tumlin, a longtime veteran of Hall County law enforcement, is running for sheriff against two other candidates.
Gainesville board OKs exception to stream buffer
The Gainesville Planning and Appeals Board voted unanimously to approve an exception to the city's stream buffer mandates.
National Weather Service issues heat advisory as temperatures rise
As temperatures creep to their highest point for the summer, most should seek refuge indoors with a cool drink and plenty of air conditioning.
Board split on future of landfill in Hall County
A growing heap of garbage was at the bottom of a discussion Monday at the Hall County Board of Commissioners work session.
Lula to get lease to keep Rafe Banks Park open
At a special meeting Monday night, Lula City Council and Hall County agreed to a 25-year lease agreement to keep Rafe Banks Park open.
Planning board set to OK stream buffer exception
Gainesville planning officials on Tuesday will recommend the city make an exception to a buffer rule that is designed to prevent wetland erosion and keep city water clean.
County has slim pickings for administrator
The search for a Hall County administrator is stretching deep into summer, as commissioners scour Hall and surrounding counties for qualified candidates. And they're less than a month away from when the interim administrator is set to leave.
State park on Lanier inching toward construction
Plans for Don Carter State Park are moving along slowly but are on track to be advertised to contractors by the end of the month.
New Main Street Advisory members present energetic plans
The Main Street Advisory Board's newest members plan to bring high energy, enthusiasm and progressive ideas to downtown Gainesville to draw crowds and keep business buzzing.
Businesswoman to run for Gainesville council
Downtown Gainesville business owner Debra Harkrider has resigned as chairman of the Main Street Advisory Board to run for City Council, offering the first source of opposition to Ward 2 Councilman Bob Hamrick in years.
Man dies after accident at Lake Lanier Islands
An Illinois man died Tuesday after a water-related accident at Lake Lanier Islands Resort Monday.
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