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Meyers says Palin was 'fastball' for 'SNL' writers

Sarah Palin may not be around as a font of comic material this year, but Seth Meyers of "Saturday Night Live" doubts he'll be starved for things to poke fun at.

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Gwinnett Superior Court makes judge step down

Gwinnett County’s Superior Court judges have relieved Senior Judge James “Jim” Oxendine of his duties after learning of Oxendine’s involvement in negotiating a land deal for a developer.

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Georgia Department of Transportation photo of a fatal wreck Sunday, Sept. 20 on I-85 at I-285.

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Good Samaritan killed

Truck strikes helpful woman's vehicle, knocking her off Interstate ramp.

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Atlanta ERs brace for flu

Kayla Johnson lay in Room 6 of the emergency department at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston, her cough muffled by a yellow mask.

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The harm in pharmacy misfills

It never occurred to Gwen Dalley that there was anything wrong with the prescription antibiotic pills she picked up at a Loganville pharmacy.

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Georgia dogs adopted up North

If the two wiggly brown puppies had gone to Fulton County animal shelter, they’d only get five days before facing canine death row.

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66% of Americans disapprove of the job Congress is doing. Shouldn't that tell them to stop what they're doing...

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Emil Schoeman, 92, fast food impresario
Guards at the Atlanta federal prison used to wait in line for Emil Schoeman to open the doors of his McDonald’s restaurant.
Brady Green, 57, Harvard grad who loved coaching
Even after more than three decades of marriage, Brady Green would call his wife, Trudy, multiple times a day to tell her he loved her.
Family farm meant world to Virginia Matthews, 79, of Winder
Virginia Matthews had a special place in her heart for the family farm in Winder.The 50-acre farm — with its two houses, three barns, acre-size pond, pool, large pastures and rolling hills — was a retreat of sorts, a place that her family, 12 in all, could gather.

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AGCO settles kickback lawsuit

AGCO Corp., a Duluth-based agricultural equipment firm, has agreed to pay more than $20 million to settle allegations that its subsidiaries made kickbacks to win business in Iraq.

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Mayoral hopefuls throw final jabs Nov. 4
The four leading candidates for Atlanta mayor debated one another for the final time Sunday, and many of the attacks again targeted the front-runner, Councilwoman Mary Norwood.
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Pavani TEst: Budget cuts target substitute teachers Nov. 3
After furloughing teachers and shrinking their support staffs, some Georgia school systems have a new target for budget cuts: substitute teachers.
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