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2/1: Remembering a grandfather; Dacula’s new mayor; Norcross terms

2/1: Remembering a grandfather; Dacula’s new mayor; Norcross terms

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Remembering His Grandfather and Sergeant York in Tennessee
EEB PERSPECTIVE: New Mayor of Dacula Already Has 10 Years on City Council
ANOTHER VIEW: Norcross City Council Once Again Seeking to Go to Four year Terms
SPOTLIGHT: Georgia Gwinnett College
UPCOMING: Two Candidates Qualify To Run for Snellville City Council Post
NOTABLE: Two Gwinnett Cities Win “Live, Work Play” Awards from GMA
RECOMMENDED: Stern Men by Elizabeth Gilbert
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Early Indian Trails Allowed Them To Travel Great Distances
MYSTERY PHOTO: Getting Away from Statues, Today the Mystery Photo Is a Modern Building
CALENDAR: HBCU College Fair Scheduled at Meadowcreek High on February 9

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by · February 1, 2019 · Full issues
12/7: On animal shelters, George H.W. Bush and Diana Preston

12/7: On animal shelters, George H.W. Bush and Diana Preston

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Continued Focus on Life of Animals in Shelters Is Greatly Needed
EEB PERSPECTIVE: 41st President George H.W. Bush Led a Distinguished and Storied Life
ANOTHER VIEW: Remembering Former Mayor Diana Preston of Lilburn
SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett Medical Center
UPCOMING: Chamber Will Name Kathryn Parsons Willis as Citizen of the Year
NOTABLE: County Accepts $340,000 To Improve Police Response to Disaster
RECOMMENDED: A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Former Top Left-Handed Pitcher, Rucker Becomes Roswell Mayor
MYSTERY PHOTO: Goats in a Cemetery May Mean Lucrative Contract for Someone
CALENDAR: Writer’s Workshop To Be Held at Lilburn Library on December 15

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by · December 7, 2018 · Full issues
BRACK: 41st President George H.W. Bush led a distinguished and storied life

BRACK: 41st President George H.W. Bush led a distinguished and storied life

By Elliott Brack  |  It was a memorable day for Gwinnett County, October 20, 1992. The president of the United States made a special train stop in Norcross. Not only do I remember it well, but I was there. I found my story of that visit in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on the Internet.

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by · December 7, 2018 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
9/25, full issue: Dog memories; Sloppy writing; Abbreviations; Political change

9/25, full issue: Dog memories; Sloppy writing; Abbreviations; Political change

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Months Later, Grief Hits, Finally Brings Relief about Loyal Companion
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Sloppy Writing and Old News Stories, Plus Check Out Abbreviations
ANOTHER VIEW: Who Has Changed, the Democratic Party or Its Former Followers?
SPOTLIGHT: Comet National Shipping
FEEDBACK: Thinks Outpouring of African-American Voters Will Elect Abrams
UPCOMING: Libertarian Party Forms Gwinnett Affiliate; Barker Is Chairman
NOTABLE: GGC Dedicates Family Executive Forum Area to Stephens Family
RECOMMENDED: Movie: Dog Days
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Church Bishop and Namesake of Andrew College Once Owned Slaves
MYSTERY PHOTO: Beautiful Columned Home Seeks Identification
CALENDAR: Georgia Author of the Year Katie Hart Smith To Visit GGC

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by · September 25, 2018 · Full issues
5/4: Three-time winner; Georgia’s elections; Immigration support

5/4: Three-time winner; Georgia’s elections; Immigration support

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Parker Jennings of GACS Completes Hat Trick with Third Shuler Award
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Here’s a Reflective Look at this 2018 Georgia Elective Season
ANOTHER VIEW: Here’s a Fact: Most Americans Support Immigration to This Country
SPOTLIGHT: Georgia Gwinnett College
FEEDBACK: Appreciates Long Tenure of Superintendent Alvin Wilbanks
McLEMORE’S WORLD: The Whole Plate
UPCOMING: Many Opportunities for Advanced Voting in Gwinnett This Election
NOTABLE: Lawrenceville Begins Work on Corridor to Georgia Gwinnett College
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Through Internet, Georgia Citizens Have Equal Access to Information
MYSTERY PHOTO: As They Say, Things Are Not Always What They Seem
CALENDAR: Attend a Workshop on How To Administer an Estate

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by · May 4, 2018 · Full issues
Little Free Library, Discovery Park, Norcross

Little Free Library, Discovery Park, Norcross

Little Free Library, Discovery Park, Norcross, Ga.

We encourage you to take a look for Little Free Library’s all around Gwinnett. Send a photo of your favorite (and its location) to elliott@brack.net.

Find other Little Free Libraries by zip code.

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by · May 26, 2017 · Little Free Library
The Sloan house.

BRACK: What happens when a film crew wants your house

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | With Georgia being discovered these days for filming movies and television series, who knows? A location scout could knock on your door! Your home could be in demand for filming. Recently a crew from the Oprah Television series, Greenleaf, was filming in Norcross, right next door to our home.

The filming was at the home of Bonnie and Ben Sloan, with the home picked because of its modern appearance. Ben said: “It looked like a modern contemporary home that fit the screen character of one of the young single guys in the series.”

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by · May 23, 2017 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
BRACK: Gwinnett to lose its most senior government official soon

BRACK: Gwinnett to lose its most senior government official soon

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | Gwinnett will soon lose its highest ranking Federal official, as Judge William C. O’Kelley and his wife are moving their residence from Norcross to their farm in Murrayville, in Hall County. Actually, Judge O’Kelley is the highest Federal official in Georgia, and possibly the Southeast.

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by · April 7, 2017 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
12/23: Lawrenceville’s plans; Dangerous crossing; A friendship

12/23: Lawrenceville’s plans; Dangerous crossing; A friendship

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Lawrenceville Setting Stage For Several Major Projects in 2017
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Dangerous Holcomb Bridge Rail Crossing May Get Relief via Internet
ANOTHER VIEW: How Two Different People Worked Toward a Deep Friendship
SPOTLIGHT: Gwinnett Medical Center
FEEDBACK: Some Items on the Internet Are Starting to Wear Thin with Her
UPCOMING: Norcross Adopts New Ordinance Concerning Hotel Safety
NOTABLE: Envistacom Names Kalonji Soccer Academy Recipient of Support
RECOMMENDATION: Sunshine’s Cheez-It Grooves
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Here are Some of the Most Wondrous Waterfalls in North Georgia
TODAY’S QUOTE: ‘Tis the Season to be Plenteous
MYSTERY PHOTO: Gigantic Structure Begs the Question: Where Is It?
LAGNIAPPE: Toy Soldiers Guard Mr. and Mrs. Claus at Historic Courthouse
CALENDAR: PCOM Open House on Horizon in January

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by · December 23, 2016 · Full issues
BRACK: Dangerous Holcomb Bridge rail crossing may get relief via Internet

BRACK: Dangerous Holcomb Bridge rail crossing may get relief via Internet

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | The City of Norcross may get a gift from Google next year. It won’t be something to unwrap, but it could help solve a major problem in the city.

You see, the most dangerous railroad crossing in Gwinnett is in the middle of Norcross, the Holcomb Bridge Road crossing of the Norfolk-Southern rail tracks. The big problem is that the roadbed takes a big dip downward on the westward side.

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by · December 23, 2016 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
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