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Ah; Christmas and the holidays. Santa Claus. Home burglaries. Lights. Breaking into autos. Christmas cards. Stealing from mailboxes.
Unfortunately, one log-time Northeast Cobb couple found out while crime is down this December, it still is part of the ho...
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"Home for the Holidays" will take place at Piedmont Chruch Dec. 12 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., and event planners have made sure rain won't have a chance to put a damper on the festivities.
The general public is invited and everyting at the event is free.
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Addision second graders, Christmas and holiday events, tree recycling with Kell wrestlers, more
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It seems more than a bit ironic, but my continuous search for God was recently made easier by a statement I heard while accidentally watching the Public Broadcasting System.
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Members of the Sprayberry Lady Jacket basketball team are up for adoption, but don't expect to see the players in an orphanage .
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Right now, the names do not matter. The reasons do not matter. All that does matter is the family of a 5-year-old Mountain View Elementary School student is grieving over the loss of a daughter and sister because she was hit by a car and killed Dec. 9.
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Reader likes local stories
Thanks for all your local news coverage in the Northeast Cobb Monitor.com. I wouldn't have known a lot of things had I not read it here, including Kell's junior football team winning 36 games in a row (see story Nov. 27, 2009 ...
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Yellow Jacket music and book fair, Kell basketball and junior lacrosse, lights at East Cobb Park, holiday events.....
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Dec. 31 is nearing and campaign disclosures will tell us who might make it and who might not in political races
There's still a possibility of a late District 3 commission candidate, from what I've been told
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A seemingly mundane rezoning case heard Dec. 1 by the Cobb County Planning Commission could have more influence on the future of used car lots along Canton Road than meets the eye.
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Benefit run for Kell instructor, Kell Jr. Lacrosse registration, dinner with Santa......
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In my years, I’ve been blessed with an unbelievable amount of people who have made a positive difference in my life. People have positively impacted my life in a different ways; through acts of friendship, kindness, caring, concern or dedication. It's t...
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More than 130 vendors and thousands of shoppers crammed the halls of Sprayberry High School Nov. 21 and 22 at Sprayberry's 27th Annual Craft Show (see photo show below story).
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Don't bother talking to the Kell Junior Longhorn eighth grade players about how losing can build character.
At this point, it's understandable if losing is foreign to the players, and all are well versed in attaining character on and off the field (see p...
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Cobb County has done an excellent job at promoting and convincing citizens to approve the SPLOST tax to pay for new parks. The land purchases have gone well, and the committee and politicians should be commended for their vision in preserving this land fo...
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Addison fifth graders visit Rock Eagle, Kell basketball, Sprayberry craft show
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Why do they run?
About the only thing I haven't seen thrown at Cobb County School Board Chairman John Abraham is a noose. While I believe parents whose children attend a Cobb school has obvious rights to voice their opinions, it is how the opinion is exp...
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For the second time in 15 months, T-Mobile has been turned down in its bid to build a cell tower at the Episcopal Church of the Annunciation on Jamerson Road, between Willow Creek Subdivision and Jett Road, by the Cobb County Board of Commissioners.
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A Nov. 17 decision by the Cobb County Board of Commissioners has sent a once-proposed events hall at the corner of Hawkins Store and Canton Road back to the future.
Again.
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Thanksgiving week edition will be out Friday, Nov. 27.
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