Plenty of sunshine means plenty of metro Atlanta roadworkAtlanta Journal ConstitutionOn the other side of Atlanta, work on the South Metro Express Lanes will close two southbound lanes of I-75 between Ga. 155 and Ga. 138 from 9 p.m. Friday through 7 a.m. Saturday. On I-20, two westbound lanes between Martin Luther King Jr. Drive […]
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Friday, November 13, 2015
The Weekender: Food events in Atlanta Nov. 13 – 15 – Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
The Weekender: Food events in Atlanta Nov. 13 – 15Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)Mansion party. Ramen pop up. Book signing. This weekend, there’s lots of fun, food events happening around town. Add one or all five of the following events to your calendar and be prepared to eat, drink and have a grand ole time. Cheers […]
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Police need help finding a missing teen – WTVM
Police need help finding a missing teenWTVMFlynt was last seen at the McDonald’s parking lot in Fayetteville Friday afternoon. Police are asking anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Destiny Marie Flynt is asked to call Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department at 931-433-9821. Copyright …and more …read more From:: Fayetteville, Georgia News By Google News
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Coldest temps of season expected in Atlanta this weekend – CBS46 News Atlanta
Coldest temps of season expected in Atlanta this weekendCBS46 News AtlantaTemperatures will drop into the 30s both Saturday and Sunday mornings. It will be the first time Atlanta will see 30s in more than seven months. The last time Atlanta was in the 30s was on March 29 when the low was 31 degrees. …read […]
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Swamp Rabbits beat Atlanta behind season-high six goals – WYFF Greenville
Swamp Rabbits beat Atlanta behind season-high six goalsWYFF GreenvilleGREENVILLE, S.C. —The Greenville Swamp Rabbits (4-7-0), proud ECHL affiliate of the New York Rangers and the AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack, scored a season-high six goals from six separate skaters on Thursday en route to a 6-3 victory over the Atlanta …and more …read more From:: Atlanta […]
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DUNLAP, Barbara Ann Morris – Marietta Daily Journal
DUNLAP, Barbara Ann MorrisMarietta Daily JournalShe is survived by her sons Shannon Keith Dunlap (Jane) of LaGrange, GA, Jay Morris Dunlap of Lawrenceville, GA, grandsons, Brandon Keith Dunlap of Athens, Zachary Ryan Dunlap (Hannah Marie) of Fayetteville, NC, Daniel James Dunlap of Hopkinsville … …read more From:: Fayetteville, Georgia News By Google News
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Atlanta Braves trade star shortstop Andrelton Simmons to Angels – FOXSports.com
Atlanta Braves trade star shortstop Andrelton Simmons to AngelsFOXSports.comThe Atlanta Braves traded their 26-year-old star shortstop, the two-time National League Gold Glove winner and arguably the top defensive player in baseball, to the Los Angeles Angels for two highly rated prospects and veteran shortstop Erick Aybar …Braves deal Andrelton Simmons to Angels for Erick Aybar […]
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Police need help finding a missing/runaway juvenile – WTVM
Police need help finding a missing/runaway juvenileWTVMFlynt was last seen at the McDonald’s parking lot in Fayetteville Friday afternoon. Police are asking anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Destiny Marie Flynt is asked to call Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department at 931-433-9821. Copyright …and more …read more From:: Fayetteville, Georgia News By Google News
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Leaving New York City Via Penn Station
Leaving New York City Via Penn Station
My trip to New York City via Penn Station and bound for Newark Airport and my United Airlines flight to Atlanta. I love New York!
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My trip to New York City via Penn Station and bound for Newark Airport and my United Airlines flight to Atlanta. I love New York!
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SF Chronicle's Oakland Raiders, Mayor Schaaf Stadium Article Is Classically Bad
SF Chronicle's Oakland Raiders, Mayor Schaaf Stadium Article Is Classically Bad
SF Chronicle's Oakland Raiders, Mayor Schaaf Stadium Article Is Classically Bad The San Francisco Chronicle has contributed to the pool of bad articles full of completely wrong information regarding the financing of sports stadiums (http://ift.tt/1WQfbvJ). The November 12th version would have you believe that a lease revenue bond issue has to be paid back by the public - not only is that not true, but the person sitting next to Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf in the photo the SF Chron used was talking to her about the ability to float industrial development lease revenue bond issues, and how such a structure does not place the bond default risk on the public government. That guy was me. Trouble is, the SF Chronicle writer is one who, in 2012, tried to do a very inaccurate piece about the mentioning me while she was with the East Bay Express, and so I told her never to contact me again (http://ift.tt/1iYCpgh) - so it's no wonder she and the photog deliberately failed to mention my name. Too bad personal dislike, and a does of racism on their part, causes bad journalism, but that's the case with the SF Chronicle. Any good journalist, which don't seem to be in abundance with the San Francisco Chronicle, would bother to talk to me (as I advise Schaaf on this matter) do research and learn what I have written for some time: that there are sports stadium deals that have been done and which don't call for a public subsidy or bond default protection by the government. One example is the one done for the stadium for the Houston Texans - the bonds did default and because of the way the deal was written, the City of Houston and Harris County weren't on the hook for the bond defaults. You can also look at the deal for the Carson NFL Stadium, too. The one that the Raiders seem to want to have done is such that no public money has been called for, and Goldman Sachs has said it will cover cost overruns. You'd think any SF Bay Area journalist would have BOTHERED to read the documents associated with that deal, but NO. Lazy, man.
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SF Chronicle's Oakland Raiders, Mayor Schaaf Stadium Article Is Classically Bad The San Francisco Chronicle has contributed to the pool of bad articles full of completely wrong information regarding the financing of sports stadiums (http://ift.tt/1WQfbvJ). The November 12th version would have you believe that a lease revenue bond issue has to be paid back by the public - not only is that not true, but the person sitting next to Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf in the photo the SF Chron used was talking to her about the ability to float industrial development lease revenue bond issues, and how such a structure does not place the bond default risk on the public government. That guy was me. Trouble is, the SF Chronicle writer is one who, in 2012, tried to do a very inaccurate piece about the mentioning me while she was with the East Bay Express, and so I told her never to contact me again (http://ift.tt/1iYCpgh) - so it's no wonder she and the photog deliberately failed to mention my name. Too bad personal dislike, and a does of racism on their part, causes bad journalism, but that's the case with the SF Chronicle. Any good journalist, which don't seem to be in abundance with the San Francisco Chronicle, would bother to talk to me (as I advise Schaaf on this matter) do research and learn what I have written for some time: that there are sports stadium deals that have been done and which don't call for a public subsidy or bond default protection by the government. One example is the one done for the stadium for the Houston Texans - the bonds did default and because of the way the deal was written, the City of Houston and Harris County weren't on the hook for the bond defaults. You can also look at the deal for the Carson NFL Stadium, too. The one that the Raiders seem to want to have done is such that no public money has been called for, and Goldman Sachs has said it will cover cost overruns. You'd think any SF Bay Area journalist would have BOTHERED to read the documents associated with that deal, but NO. Lazy, man.
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