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Remember when bank robbers just took the money?
Written by Maryanne Euthalia   
Friday, 30 July 2010 13:29
Once upon a time, a robber would walk up to a teller, hand over a threatening note, and flee with the contents of the teller's drawer or - in extreme cases - the loot stored in the vault. With the public's increasingly widespread use of ATM machines, some thieves have taken to hanging around the machines and robbing patrons after they withdrew their cash. With the implementation of security cameras and exploding dye packs - not to mention the increase in the number of citizens packing weapons, criminals have chosen a seemingly less risky method: stealing the "bank" itself.
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Soccer mom hits the mean streets (and the ‘burbs)
Written by Maryanne Euthalia   
Wednesday, 28 July 2010 15:23
It was bad enough when you had to worry about rough-looking thugs wandering around in your neighborhood (your next-door neighbor's dropout son notwithstanding). Nowadays, it seems you have to be suspicious of everybody; even the June Cleaver types are turning to crime.
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Mother Nature Serenades Atlanta... Again
Written by Alex Hildred   
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 21:10
Congratulations, Atlanta! If you enjoyed the little "sprinkle" we got yesterday afternoon, you were probably ecstatic about today's afternoon drive time, because it looks like a repeat of yesterday's deluge. Commuters have the not-so-rare opportunity to observe rivers where streets used to be, and for those who are fans of light shows, yesterday's staccato lightning strikes (over 1,000 in a single 15-minute period, according to Channel 2 Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns), similar festivities are likely to occur this afternoon and into the evening.
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Crime Reduction? Or just Summer Break for the criminal element?
Written by Alex Hildred   
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 12:53
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed is pretty proud these days. He wants everyone to know that since he took office in January of this year following a very close runoff election, violent crime in Atlanta has dropped a whopping 22%, and overall crime in every category has been reduced by almost 15%, figures which the Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirms.
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Driving on 4th of July Weekend? Here is a List of Ticket-Happy Speed Trap States!
Written by Administrator   
Wednesday, 30 June 2010 12:56
The 4th of July is one of the busiest traffic days of the year and nothing can ruin a vacation more quickly than an undeserved traffic ticket.
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New Graduates: Navigating the Nuances of This Year's Health Insurance Coverage Gap
Wednesday, 12 May 2010 04:39
By James A. Boyle, President - College Parents of America
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Child Abuse by Catholic Priests Exposed in Shocking New Book
Written by Mack Hayden   
Wednesday, 21 April 2010 14:57

A shocking expose and practical resource book, i missed me after the terror, during the years of unbearable sorrow: trafficking the holy Spirit, by Alan Allen (Trafford-available May 15) includes testimony, church canon, documentation, healing resources, and a directory of clergy perps by state, country and diocese. Adult survivors of childhood trauma share non-graphic, personal stories stripping euphemisms of 'child abuse' and 'inappropriate touching' to unmask the terror perpetrated against them by sadists, psychopaths, sociopaths and the criminally insane hidden behind the clichés and collars and habits.

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