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GA's Best Park Is ... | ATL Mayor's Super Bowl Trip: News Nearby
Other top stories from Georgia Patch sites included a man police say used multiple identities to get powerful opioid painkillers.

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Thursday. 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.
- The Best Park In Georgia Is ...
- Atlanta Funded Mayor's Husband's Trip To Super Bowl
- Cobb Man Killed Wife, Tried To Burn Body
14 Dogs Rescued From Home Declared A Health Hazard
Fourteen dogs were rescued by police recently from a Norcross home covered in urine and feces.
Man Used Fake Names To Get Painkillers At Hospital: Cops
A Carrollton man is accused of using several false identities to obtain powerful prescription painkillers more than two dozen times at Northside Hospital Cherokee.
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Operation Safe Summer Identifies 149 Exploited Children
The FBI Atlanta Field Office said Operation Safe Summer, an effort to crack down on child sexual exploitation around metro Atlanta, has identified more than 100 missing/exploited children.
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- Flower Child Restaurant Coming To Buckhead
- Grammy Award-Winning Artist Coming To Sandy Springs
- Mall Of Georgia Unveils Community-Minded Renovations
- 2 Injured In Accident At Plant Bowen
- GBI Joins Search For Missing Man
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PHOTO: #ActuallySheCan At Wanderlust 108 at Piedmont Park in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for ActuallySheCan)
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