TAYLOR COOPER
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- 21
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Golden Isles Legacy Collective to host speaker Tonya Prewett in Brunswick (opens the original)
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A long-running Christian womenâs conference is returning next month with viral Christian campus ministry founder Tonya Prewett as keynote speaker at Unite & Ignite. Unite & Ignite is the first in what Jill McGahan, one of the organizers, hopes will be an annual one-day womenâs conference in the Golden Isles area under the banner of Golden Isles Legacy Collective. It is aptly named, as it builds on the legacy of the Golden Isles Womenâs Connection, which hasnât convened since the COVID-19
City, county seeking input from residents of College Park and surrounding areas on drainage issues (opens the original)
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The county and city are asking College Park residents and surrounding areas to send in written and photographic examples of flooding issues to help with securing a grant for a major drainage improvement project. The first two phases of the project, which involved substantial drainage work in College Park and along Golden Isles Parkway, were completed in July. The county and city are asking College Park residents and surrounding areas to send in written and photographic examples of flooding issue
City commissioners sign ALPR data sharing agreement with GDOT (opens the original)
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City commissioners voted to sign an agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation to clarify ownership of data gathered by Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) cameras in GDOT rights-of-way. When going through the permitting process to install ALPR cameras on state-owned roadways, Assistant City Manager Jeremiah Bergquist said the city learned it needed to sign an agreement with GDOT to participate in the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas, an operation of the U.S. Drug Enforc
Commissioners to consider ALPR camera data sharing agreement with GDOT (opens the original)
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City commissioners will consider an agreement with the Georgia Department of Transportation to clarify ownership of data gathered by automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras in GDOT rights-of-way when they meet Wednesday. In a memo to the commission, Brunswick Police Chief Angela Smith said City Hall must sign an agreement with the GDOT establishing guidelines for interagency sharing of information gathered by the cameras. The Community Churchâs Brunswick and St. Simons Island congre
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