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Georgia strengthens livestock rules over rare parasite (opens the original)
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TATTNALL COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) -Georgia agriculture officials are tightening import rules for livestock entering the state after a rare and destructive parasite was recently detected in the Southwest. Following a confirmed case of New World screwworm in New Mexico, the Georgia Department of Agriculture announced enhanced animal health requirements to protect the state’s multi-billion-dollar livestock industry. Under the updated protocols, all warm-blooded animals traveling from affected regions in
Jesup advances data center regulations despite pushback from packed crowd (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Following hours of fierce public debate inside a packed Cracker Williams Recreation Center, Jesup city officials voted Tuesday night to advance proposed regulations governing data centers. In a 4-2 vote, commissioners approved the first reading of an ordinance that formally defines data centers and permits them as a “conditional use” in light industrial zoning districts. Because Tuesday’s vote was only a preliminary step, the measure must pass additional readings before ta
‘Kind of a win’ vs. ‘really bothersome’: Forsyth Park visitors divided on vandalized Flock cameras (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The vandalism of multiple Flock safety surveillance cameras in Forsyth Park sparked an intense debate among parkgoers over public safety and privacy rights. Visitors walking through the historic downtown park were met with severed electrical wiring and bright red spray paint covering the lenses of several Flock cameras. Savannah police said they launched an investigation after the devices were targeted early Sunday morning. While investigators work to identify a person of
‘It’s a real shock for everyone here’: Tybee mayor reacts to restaurant camera arrest (opens the original)
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TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) - The discovery of hidden recording devices inside the restrooms of a popular Tybee Island restaurant is drawing strong reactions from local city leadership and visitors. On Thursday, Tybee Island Mayor Brian West addressed the community fallout following the arrest of a former North Beach Bar and Grill employee accused of placing cameras in the restaurant’s bathrooms. “It’s a real shock for everyone here,” West said. West emphasized that the people of Tybee Island do no
Long County braces for population boom (opens the original)
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LUDOWICI, Ga. (WTOC) - Long County leaders are grappling with rapid population growth that is filling local classrooms to capacity and straining public services, prompting local governing bodies to convene together for the first time to manage the boom. Elected officials from the Long County Board of Commissioners, the Ludowici City Council and the Long County Board of Education met Monday night for the first session of a three-part Joint Land Use Planning summit. According to data presented dur
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