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Demolition begins on Atlanta Street apartments
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Demolition begins on Green Hunter Homes on Wednesday on Atlanta Street. The project is expected to take about 30 to 45 days before all the buildings are razed.
A man with a water hose stands nearby to spray and clear the dust rising from the rubble as the excavator reaches its mechanical claw high into the air once more, then drops in an instant to crash again through the roof of a vacant apartment building. This was the scene at the Atlanta Street public housing complex in Gainesville on Wednesday morning as demolition finally began on the 60-year-old community. Bricks, concrete blocks, rebar and shingles piled on the ground together in a massive heap as the roofs and walls were ripped off to expose the insides of units that once housed mothers, fathers, daughters and sons.
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The latest on natural gas operation proposed in southeast Hall County
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A natural gas operation is proposed within 22 acres in southeast Hall County. Rendering from Hall County planning documents
A natural gas operation is proposed on 22 acres in southeast Hall County.
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