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A.M. ATL: It’s panda time (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! I’m headed to a chateau in France next week to do whatever it is people do in French chateaus. (Read, brood, take long constitutionals in the fresh air, maybe see a chicken or two.) Cassidy Alexander and Adam Van Brimmer will be pinch-hitting, so you’re in for a treat. Be good. China is sending two new giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta soon. During his visit to Washington this week, Chinese President Xi Jinping said Ping Ping and Fu Shuang would come to Atlanta in “a few days.” The zoo
A.M. ATL: Bills, bills, bills (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! Anyone wanna go in together on buying a town? Much of the pretty rural Georgia hamlet of Gay is coming up for sale soon. The package deal includes 64 acres and lots of historic buildings and other cool stuff. It’s only $13.5 million! Whaddya say? Atlanta’s latest water audit has found customers owe more than $236 million in unpaid water bills. Unsurprisingly, City Council members are demanding to know how the Department of Watershed Management allowed it to happen. Several promin
A.M. ATL: Fly with us (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! I’ve said it before, but I am continually blown away by our A.M. ATL family. There are so many fascinating people in our ranks: pilots, professors, civil servants, journalists, musicians, mechanics, world travelers, comedians (even if not professionally), people with alarmingly niche areas of expertise … y’all are the best. *But first, check out this week’s episode of “Flagship”!* Do people love Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport? Not really. The latest JD Power Nor
A.M. ATL: Steer clear (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! If you woke up in a rage and are fixing to be a menace today, I suggest brooding over your coffee to “O Fortuna,” the classic opening piece from German composer Carl Orff’s choral masterwork Carmina Burana. (This is my ideal start to a morning.) Not only is it perfect “my enemies will rue the day they crossed me” music, but it’s connected to an extremely fun fact about governors. More on that later. Mail-in voting will go on as usual for the midterms after the U.S. Supreme Court
A.M. ATL: Big jobs (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! We talk about spring cleaning a lot, but no one ever mentions the fall cleaning necessary to clean up after all the spring cleaning. It’s cleaning all the way down. If you need some inspiration, here are a few things to add to your fall cleaning list. (Which will, inevitably, take you until spring, when the cleaning begins anew). A new survey reveals how Georgia’s data center boom is affecting labor demand and adjacent industries. Data center construction is increasing competitio
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