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Suwanee adds to art collection
Two sculptures from the 2012 Suwanee SculpTour have been purchased by the city's Public Arts Commission.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Suwanee picks photo contest winners
The 2013 Snap Suwanee winning photographs are on display at Suwanee City Hall. Ten winning photographs were selected from among 66 entries received from 18 photographers.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Police, teachers honored by Suwanee Council
Community was highlighted on Tuesday at Suwanee's regular City Council meeting as city officials recognized local teachers, police officers and approved an alcohol license for a new restaurant.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Suwanee Police gains statewide certification
The Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police has awarded the Suwanee Police Department statewide certification. The certification is valid for three years, and confirms that the agency’s practices are consistent with progressive professional standards.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Suwanee PD again earns state certification
Suwanee Police have earned another three years of statewide certification from the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police. Suwanee first earned the distinction in 2000.
Source: Access North Georgia
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Court grants Suwanee legal victory
The Georgia Supreme Court has thrown out a $1.8 million judgment against the city of Suwanee involving a zoning dispute with the developer Settles Bridge Farm.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Suwanee residents give city high marks
A recent survey of residents in Suwanee confirmed several aspects about the city that people enjoy: Land use, planning and zoning, parks and available, affordable child care.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Suwanee to offer Citizens Police Academy
One popular story Mike Jones likes to tell about Suwanee Citizen Police Academy involves citizen police officers executing a traffic stop.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Suwanee Council recalls year's accomplishments
With two new faces, and a familiar face in a new role, the City Council in Suwanee had plenty of new perspectives this year, especially when a departing member had a decade of experience on the council.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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Suwanee Council honors Brooks
Known as a "numbers guy" who kept the rest of the Council on its toes in terms of city budgets, Jace Brooks was honored on Tuesday night for his decade-long service to the city.
Source: Gwinnett Daily Post
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