Alpharetta unveils History Walk

Alpharetta continues its 2008 Sesquicentennial celebration with the unveiling of an all new Alpharetta History Walk through historic downtown.
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Forsyth says 'yes' to SPLOST, backs Romney, Clinton

FORSYTH COUNTY -- Early results show Forsyth County residents support continuing the special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST) and the obligation bond.The unofficial numbers also show the county supports Mitt Romney and Hillary Clinton as presidential candidates.
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Gwinnett selects Obama, Romney

The junior senator from Illinois took home a victory in Gwinnett County and Georgia while Mitt Romney won the county but lost the state to Mike Huckabee in the Georgia Presidential Preference Primary on Super Tuesday.
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Family Science Night in Forsyth

Vickery Creek Elementary hosted Family Science night Jan. 29. Students and their families will have an opportunity to participate in two sessions. In the first, they learned about and met Forsyth County's hard working police dogs. The second session blended fun and education through an interactive activity designed to educate about the danger of fires and the importance of trusting local firefighters.

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Super Tuesday at Appen Newspapers

Stay tuned to www.northfulton.com and www.gwinnettherald.com for the latest local news and results for Feb. 5--Super Tuesday.

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Fulton officer who serves Johns Creek shot in Gwinnett

A Fulton County officer who works in Johns Creek was shot Friday afternoon after exchanging gunfire with a suspect.

Both the officer and the shooter were taken to Gwinnett Medical Center where they were
treated for non-life threatening injuries, said Gwinnett County Police spokeswoman Illana Spellman.

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Feds claim Johns Creek teen had machine gun

An 18-year-old Johns Creek man purported to be a member of a local gang called G-Squad is in federal court on charges he was in possession of a machine gun stolen from a Fulton County SWAT team member's home.

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