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Jackson approves treatment plant project
The Jackson City Council on April 2 approved a bid to construct to a new dechlorination system at a city wastewater treatment plant.
Source: Jackson Progress-Argus
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New Jackson park ready for feathered residents
The City of Jackson’s planned park located on former mill property at the corner of Ga. Highway 16 and 8th Street is still under construction for residents to use, but it’s ready for the birds to move in.
Source: Jackson Progress-Argus
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Jackson police chief celebrates 20 years
When Jackson Police Chief Mike Riley took the job, then-Mayor Wilson Bush insisted he start right away. After all, it was kind of an emergency.
Source: Jackson Progress-Argus
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Jackson considers alcohol permit for caterers
The establishment of a store-front catering company and event space in Jackson has pushed the City Council to revise its alcoholic beverage ordinance.
Source: Jackson Progress-Argus
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Ga. mayor urges churches to ring bells Friday
A Georgia mayor is urging churches and places of worship across the state to ring their bells 26 times at 9:30 a.m. Friday, in remembrance of the 20 children and six adults gunned down at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Source: Jackson Progress-Argus
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Jackson de-annexes April Lane property
Jackson City Council members last week voted unanimously to de-annex more than 85 acres of pasture land off Ga. Highway 16 so the land owner can raise cattle.
Source: Jackson Progress-Argus
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