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UGA student seriously injured after falling from eighth-floor Athens apartment window (opens the original)
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ATHENS, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A 21-year-old woman is recovering from serious injuries after police say she fell from an eighth-floor apartment window Saturday night in Athens. The fall happened just before 8 p.m. at the Rambler Apartments on West Broad Street, according to Athens-Clarke County police. Police said the woman was jumping between an air mattress and a couch inside her apartment when she fell out of the window. The Rambler Apartments are located off the University of Georgia cam
Restaurant Report Card: Hill Top Caribbean Grill fails with 55; Juici Patties earns 100 (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Caribbean grill in DeKalb County failed a routine health inspection this month. Hill Top Caribbean Grill on Mall Parkway in Lithonia scored 55 points and received a U rating, meaning unsatisfactory, on Sept. 15. The inspection report says chicken, collard greens and pasta were at unsafe temperatures, raw pork was thawing in the meat sink at room temperature and an employee handled beef patties without wearing gloves. Moments after we walked into the restaura
Peachtree Corners considers deer management plan as population grows (opens the original)
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PEACHTREE CORNERS, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Janie Van Reenen loves seeing deer in her Peachtree Corners neighborhood, just not when they’re eating her plants. Van Reenen installed a 7-foot, see-through fence around her front yard and hired a wildlife management company to protect her yard from the growing deer population. “I think they’re beautiful. I love them, but I don’t like them eating all of my plants. It becomes very expensive,” Van Reenen said. An initial environmental study estimated
Dead animals dumped along South River Trail in DeKalb County (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A peaceful morning walk along the South River Trail in DeKalb County turned into a disturbing discovery for a local resident who says he found dozens of dead animals dumped in a wooded area. Adam Laverack said he was walking the trail Saturday morning near Cottonwood Drive and Fargo Place when he initially thought he had spotted two dead dogs. “There was a pile of what I thought were two dogs here,” Laverack said. “It turned out that it was three baby goats, a
Fuel prices raise concerns for flight schools at Gwinnett County Airport (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — At the LookUp Flight Academy in Lawrenceville, future pilots are preparing to soar, but the cost of flying is also rising. One of the airport’s main fuel providers, Sheltair, permanently closed recently. The company’s CEO said Sheltair decided to focus its attention on Florida, where it is headquartered. The closure leaves Jet Center as the only other fuel source at Gwinnett County Airport. Michael Ojo, owner of LookUp Flight Academy, said the change could lea
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