@Yellow Dog: That might be the case if the man had died the day before, but apparently he was dead for a while before the situation was discovered by authorities. Keeping a dead person in the house is not normal behavior for anyone.
posted @ Friday, May 17, 2013 - 08:50When is this event?
posted @ Monday, January 14, 2013 - 11:41
Rep. Regina Quick, R-Athens, was one of two local delegates to score less than an "A+" in the Chamber of Commerce's annual legislative score card. She and I played phone tag Monday when I was reporting the story and I wasn't able to get her comments in a timely fashion. Instead, she sent over this statement Wednesday morning and she did not mince her words. (Links and italicized portions are my own; otherwise, it's as she wrote it.) Dear Friends: read more

The committee opted Tuesday night to put off deciding on the ordinance until, at the earliest, its next meeting. Of note: The Athens-Clarke County attorney highlighted that the proposed times are, in essence, placeholders for the commission to change or keep as it pleases. Full text of the Use of Public Right-of-Ways ordinance draft is below. read more
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