The Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation announced over the weekend that all outdoor public pools will be closed until further notice. The vague reason given is “operational assessment,” but the move comes just days after a 17-year old boy was shot and killed at Anderson Pool in West Atlanta. The department did not mention the shooting in any of the statements regarding these closings, but sources say many pools have gotten “out of control” in recent months. Pool closings in the heat of summer leave the citizens of Atlanta SINKING…
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Felicia Moore, President of the Atlanta City Council, told InsiderAdvantage she will be keeping “an open eye” on the House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee meeting today, but adds that she has a number of ideas that she would like to implement to...Hice calls for Raffensperger’s “immediate resignation”
Congressman Jody Hice (R-GA-10) is calling on Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to resign immediately — citing at least 10,000 illegal votes cast in the 2020 election in Georgia and “the undeniable proof of voter irregularity — if not...Majority of unemployment claims must be reviewed; Democrats say they will seek minimum wage increase
The unemployment saga continues in Georgia. Republican Labor Commissioner Mark Butler announced recently that only ten percent of individual claims filed are reported as layoffs, forcing a manual review of most claims and slowing down the process. At the same...Allen leads bipartisan letter to FCC concerning rural broadband
Members of the Georgia Congressional Delegation teamed up in a bipartisan effort Tuesday to send a letter to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel requesting an update on implementation of the Broadband Deployment...
