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Cisco trial may move to avoid jury prejudice
Camden County businessman Fairley Cisco wants to stand trial alone and somewhere other than Southeast Georgia on federal charges accusing him and four others of a multimillion-dollar fuel fraud and conspiring to bribe state officials.
Workshop set up to discuss Camden jail overcrowding
The Camden County Commission will consider options to resolve the overcrowded conditions at the county jail at its meeting Tuesday night.
Turnout low for early voting in Georgia races
Early voting is being held for city elections throughout the state until Oct. 30. But in some instances, it may not be in the municipality where residents would normally cast their votes.
Revolutionary tram heads Stateside
THE Stourbridge light railway link is set to be replicated across the pond after getting the thumbs up from visiting Americans.
Kingsland Earns Main Street Designation
Eberhard Sopp has watched neighboring business owners come and go since he opened his antiques and furniture restoration shop downtown 13 years ago.
September is National Pain Awareness Month and with good reason. An estimated 50 million Americans live with chronic pain caused by disease, disorder or accident.
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Texas Judge Forces Topix To Unveil Info About Anonymous Commenters | Techdirt
While plenty of other countries don't provide very much protection to anonymous commenters online, US courts have time and time and time and time again found that it's important to protect the rights of anonymous speech online.
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Perdue orders halt to Georgia ties to ACORN
The controversial, community-activist organization ACORN won't be doing any more business with the state of Georgia after Gov.
Two of the people elected to represent the First Coast are speaking out about health care reform.
Coast Lines: Sale set by Friends of the Brunswick Library
Friends of the Brunswick Library will hold a sale of children's and young adult books 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at the Brunswick-Glynn County Library, 208 Gloucester St.
Ga. Rep. To Hold Health Care Town Hall
Over the last few weeks, members of Congress have been visiting their districts to hold town hall meetings on the health care reform proposals.
Feds Indict 5 In $7 Million Gasoline Fraud
A federal grand jury has returned a 17-count indictment against the former owner of three Cisco Travel Plaza locations in Camden County and four other people connected to the business alleging they overcharged customers by at least $7 million.
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Bobbie Jean Chestnut to Be Profiled in Exclusive Registry
Membership provides individuals with a valuable third party endorsement of their accomplishments and gives them the tools needed to brand themselves and their businesses effectively.
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1,200 Gulf War Veterans Wrongly Told They Have ALS
At least 1,200 Gulf War veterans across the country have been mistakenly notified by the Veterans Administration that they suffer from a fatal neurological disease.
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Justice Department rejects non-partisan voting
After months of waiting, Kinston citizens heard the U.S. Justice Department's views on non-partisan voting this week.
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Georgia Power has solar power for sale, but few pay extra for it
One state regulator is trying to find out why there are more people interested in selling solar power than there are people willing to pay extra to buy it.
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