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River basin group aims for unity in water-sharing talks
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Five years ago, a group of people interested in the future of the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River basin began looking to accomplish something politicians couldn’t do in two decades of legal wrangling — find solutions to sharing water. And do it, mind you, with agreement among all parties involved. “That was absolutely necessary, because if we had gone another route of saying majority rules, then people would not have stayed with it,” said Wilton Rooks, a vice president with the Gainesville-based Lake Lanier Association and one of the ACF Stakeholders’ founding members.
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Cherokee Bluff High coach charged with DUI, going 94 in a 70-mph zone
JOSHUA TRAVIS
JOSHUA TRAVIS
Cherokee Bluff High School’s boys basketball coach was charged last week with driving under the influence, going 94 mph in a 70-mph zone and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle on Interstate 985, according to court documents
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