metro photos

• Segregation at the Fox
• Dog day care in Virginia-Highland
• President Bush's quick visit
• Old-time Marietta camp meeting

• Battle of Atlanta re-enacted
• Helping kids get ready for school
• Good-bye to a Varsity legend

Coping with the drought

• Forsyth moves toward building a reservoir
• Boat ramp extension proposed

atlanta

• Protesters will demand fire station re-opening 
• 'How Sweet the Sound:' Church choirs compete 
• Grady Hospital battles patient thefts 
• Expect northbound gridlock on Connector this weekend 
• Plan turns Habitat for Humanity into an investment 
• CDC offers buyouts, retirement to 106 employees 

cherokee

• Colbert's 'crappy Canton' comment puzzles mayor 
• Cherokee mixed-use development project clears hurdle 
• Developer offers free gas to home buyers 
Tornado hits area
• A record year | 1,000 homes damaged | Video
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clayton

• Clayton police chief's son arrested in theft 
• No indictment for officers in Jonesboro death 
• Congressman moves to block guns at airport 
• Dennis Mullen, 56, perfectionist police officer, beloved colleague 

cobb

• Shop at Hip Chic? Police seek customers who may have been videoed 
• Powder Springs officer faces perjury charges 
• Mother visits site of Marietta teen's killing 
• Jury awards millionaire's mistress $4.5 million 
• Police hunt suspects in Marietta teen's killing 

dekalb

• Grand jury clears DeKalb police in 8 cases 
• Mistrial declared in case of slain musician 
• Project may put old tree on chopping block 
• DeKalb: Boil water before using; don't make ice 
• CDC offers buyouts, retirement to 106 employees 
• DeKalb gets ready for start of school 
• Traffic deaths drop 33 percent in DeKalb 
• DeKalb questions Roy Barnes' billings 
• Kid Rock sentenced to year's probation for fight 

fayette

• Sun creates power for Fayetteville home 
• Learn to live with I-85 ramp meters 

north fulton/forsyth

• Volunteers needed to help Chattahoochee trout 
• Forsyth school receives state, national awards 
• Free fun: 40 activities for a variety of ages 
• Former cop: I was fired because I'm female, gay 
• Police officers escort body of soldier killed in Afghanistan 

south fulton

• East Point precinct open until 7:20 p.m. 
• Fulton cities may face tax revenue delay 
• One killed as Jaguar flees Union City police 

Martin Luther King

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WEATHER PHOTOS

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• Ga. agency says FDA too hasty in tossing jalapeņos 
• Team rappels into Cloudland Canyon in search for woman 
• Volunteers needed to help Chattahoochee trout 
• Jilted bride wins $150,000 from ex-fiancé 
• Minimum wage rises to $6.55 an hour starting Thursday 
• Ex-Weather Channel anchor disputes harassment claims 
• Moore's Ford lynching observance Friday; baby remembered 
• Wounded vet lets scars aid charity's work 
• Man pleads not guilty to making child porn 

gwinnett

• Gwinnett police identify man shot dead 
• Gwinnett Tech summit celebrates success 
• $30,000 bond set in drug-related kidnapping 
• After crematory flap, Snellville seeks new planner 
• Board OKs $1.3M for recycling site 
• Industrial, commercial development planned for Buford 

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TOPICS IN THE NEWS

• City of Atlanta's fiscal crisis
• Clayton County schools under fire
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• Immigration in metro Altanta
• Atlanta, the college town
• Televangelist Juanita Bynum and Thomas Weeks
• Georgia hiker murdered by Gary Hilton