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Google Offices, Rat City, Band Director Charged: News Nearby

Top news includes 4 new restaurants, Google breaks ground in Atlanta, and a band director is charged. How to share news, events on Patch.

This artist's rendering shows what the building including the new Google offices in Midtown are expected to look like.
This artist's rendering shows what the building including the new Google offices in Midtown are expected to look like. (Provided by Google)

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Suspect Dies After Pointing BB Gun At Deputy: Update

The man holding a BB gun who was shot by a deputy on Oct. 25 died later that day at Northeast Medical Center, the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office said.

Google Breaks Ground In Midtown For New Offices

Google broke ground in Midtown Atlanta Monday for a new office building, according to a release from the company. The project is a part of Google's $13 billion project in building offices and data centers across the United States.

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Band Director Failed To Report Sex Assault: Charges

A marching band director in DeKalb County has been charged following a rape against a band volunteer, according to multiple reports.

Most Rat-Infested Cities: Atlanta Climbs Up The 2019 List

Atlanta's rodent problem is growing and it shows in the city's ranking among America's "Rattiest Cities," the annual report from pest control company Orkin.

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Former Cobb Doctor Practiced Without License: Conviction

A former doctor has been convicted of practicing medicine without a license, according to a release from the Cobb County District Attorney.

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