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Georgia election board votes to change software for voting machines (opens the original)
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ATLANTA — In a split decision, the Georgia State Election Board voted to update its voting machine software in an effort to âmitigate security patch concernsâ and other issues top of mind for some of the boardâs members. The vote to update software on the stateâs Dominion Voting System, now called Liberty Voting Systems, was proposed by Carolyn Roddy. Records from the vote show the update patch was offered free of charge. According to Roddyâs proposal, a software update isnât the onl
Man charged after 87-year-old woman killed in Georgia traffic crash (opens the original)
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OAKWOOD, Ga. — A north Georgia man faces a charge of homicide by vehicle after allegedly hitting an elderly woman when a trailer he was hauling detached from his vehicle. The Hall County Sheriffâs Office said Felipe Rios is accused of killing 87-year-old Martha Pass while traveling through Oakwood. HCSO investigators determined Rios was driving westbound on Mountain View Road on Tuesday morning in his Jeep, hauling a trailer. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] While on
New group aims to bring more sustainable aviation fuel, biofuel facilities to Georgia (opens the original)
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ATLANTA — Agricultural, forestry and business leaders in Georgia have banded together to launch the Georgia Sustainable Aviation Fuel Coalition. The goal is to advance research and the stateâs production of biofuels, according to an announcement Wednesday. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] The coalition was established by multiple organizations and businesses, including the Metro Atlanta Chamber, the Georgia Farm Bureau, the Georgia Forestry Association and Delta Air L
Metro Atlanta school superintendent covers college application fees for all high school seniors (opens the original)
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MARIETTA, Ga. — Marietta Schools Superintendent Grant Rivera will use his performance bonus to cover the costs of college applications for the districtâs high school seniors. The district announced Rivera would cover the application fees for all of Marietta High School for the ninth year in a row on Monday. Rivera said he will bring his personal credit card to Marietta High School on Oct. 9 to pay application fees as seniors submit their early action or early decision college applications. [DO
Metro Atlanta city greenlights update to school resource officer program (opens the original)
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DECATUR, Ga. — The City of Decatur approved an updated contract for school resource officers. The vote came on Monday, with the Decatur City Commission approving the amended contract unanimously. Under the new agreement, there is more of a focus on restrictions to sharing studentsâ private information. Documents from the city commission says the updated contract was drafted in response to new guidance issued by the Georgia Department of Education about protecting student information and the re
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