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Arrests: Drugs; Shoplifting; Driving Woes

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Patch wants to give $3,000 to nonprofits in our Georgia communities. Tell us who you think should benefit.

Nonprofit Newsletter Drive: Help Us Pick the Big Winner

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Bob Ott is leading the push for the immigration agreement with ICE.

Cobb to Step Up Immigration Vigilance

Twisted Kitchen, which does customizable pasta, opened in the Town Center area May 14.

New Twisted Kitchen Gets 100

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The Bee Gees, shown in 1997, are fading away. Maurice Gibb (left) died in 2003; Robin (right) died Sunday. Younger, non-Bee Gee brother Andy didn't make it out of the 1980s. Only Barry (center) remains of the legends who rode "Saturday Night Fever" to Beatles-like dominance in 1978.

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Candidate for Cobb County Chairman

There needs to be a more balanced discussion regarding the regional transportation referendum.

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Check Out the Georgia Center for Humane Education

By Cyndi Shugart | Thursday, May 17

The best way to help stop cruelty to animals is to teach people how to treat animals properly in the first place. One Georgia group, the Georgia Center for Human Education, is working to do…

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Dropping Alarm Monitoring

By Scott Kimball | Monday, May 14

There's a growing trend, in today's economy, to drop alarm monitoring from the family budget. But there is a way, to monitor your home security system yourself.

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What Kind of Mother Are You?

By Brooke Stanchie | Wednesday, May 9

Founder of Cobb Tots & Kids

It's your day, so do what you want. Whether you're a new mom, artsy, nature loving, charitable, musical, bookish, handy, an animal lover or a foodie—there's something for you to do for …

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