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GA Good News: Local Heroes, Parks Open, GA Scholars

There is still good news in Georgia, including local heroes honored, parks reopening and students named Georgia Scholars.

William Strika has been tirelessly 3D printing, prepping and putting together face shields.
William Strika has been tirelessly 3D printing, prepping and putting together face shields. (Lindsey Boehmler)

GEORGIA — Among the bad news about the coronavirus, there is still some good news to be shared. This includes local heroes honored by the community, parks announcing reopenings and students named Georgia Scholars.

Local Hero: Roswell Firelabs Transitions To Making Face Shields

William Strika was nominated as a Patch Local Hero after his business, Roswell Firelabs, switched normal operations to make face shields.

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Canton Hero: Northside Hospital Employee Keeps Staff Well-Fed

Katherine Duckett was nominated as a Patch Local Hero after she spearheaded coordinating food delivery at Northside Hospital Cherokee.

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Hospitality Workers Receive Free Meals In Midtown's Colony Square

Restaurant group Hopkins and Company's nonprofit will provide free meals the next two Sundays for hospitality and food industry workers.

More Wi-Fi Rangers To Give Students Better Internet Access

Georgia will triple the number of Wi-Fi Ranger buses available to students in Paulding County and other rural areas.

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