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Violent Crime, Groundhog Predicts, Jewish Film Fest: News Nearby
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There was plenty of news across Georgia on Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.
- Victims ID'd In Fatal Fiery Crash On I-85
- University President Appointed To National Task Force On Transfer Credit
- Closed Kids' Clothing Chain To Relaunch In Georgia
Police Arrest Man Charged With Murder, Armed Robbery
Police have arrested a DeKalb County man, 29, for his involvement with the death of a Super Mercado Jalisco employee on Saturday.
Animal Welfare To Host 'Find Your Sweetheart' Event
Adoption fees for all cats and dogs are $2.14 during this special adoption event beginning Monday, Feb. 10.
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Atlanta Jewish Film Festival Returns Feb. 10
On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, the 2020 Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is showing 48 features and 16 short films.
More Winter Or Early Spring: What GA Groundhog Predicted
GA's groundhog, Gen. Beauregard Lee, has made his prediction for the next six weeks on whether we will see more winter or an early spring.
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Delta Community To Award $25,000 In College Scholarships
The 2020 Delta Community Scholarship Program will provide scholarships to five eligible students seeking a first undergraduate degree.
Violent crime rates:
- Violent Crimes In Sandy Springs 2019: FBI Report Shows Increase
- Violent Crimes In Atlanta 2019: FBI Report Shows Increase
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Also Worth A Look Today:
- Cyclist Hit, Killed On Hwy. 5
- Early Morning Fire Destroys Business, Damages Others
- Walk With A Doc Set For Saturday
- Cobb County Fleet Moves Cobb To Electric
- Alpharetta Students Win National Theater Awards
- Forsyth Students Win National Theater Awards
- Mayor Proclaims Feb. 6 'Optimist Day'
- Fire Destroys Home On Little Victoria Road
Across America
- Barnes & Noble My Favorite Teacher Contest: Locations Across U.S.
- Super Bowl 2020: 49ers, Chiefs Fans Ready For Lombardi: PHOTOS
- Good News In America: Town Salutes Vet; Ninja Kid, 7, Aims High
- Pentagon Approves Using Military Bases To Quarantine 1,000
- Coronavirus Prompts Mandatory Quarantines, Travel Ban: Report
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