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Have a child in daycare or worked in one? The AJC wants to hear from you.

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By Katherine Landergan Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Do you have children in daycare? Have you worked in daycare? Are you connected to Georgia’s daycare system in another way? If so, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution wants to hear from you. The AJC is looking into how Georgia’s daycare system is serving families, and if it meets their needs. We want to understand the challenges daycares face, and what it’s like to work in the sector. We are looking to speak to parents, daycare workers, directors and former employees who can share their experiences.
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MARTA train maker stumbled in other cities. Officials say it paid off.

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By Katherine Landergan Verified, Sara Gregory Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
The Swiss manufacturer that built MARTA’s new trains has a history of rocky rollouts. Take the experience of Liverpool, England. City officials say the Stadler trains placed on that city’s commuter tracks in northwest England in 2023 had nagging issues, such as windshield wipers failing to work. Then there were the bigger problems: doors opening on the wrong side of the train — onto the tracks instead of the station platform.
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Landscaper gets second chance at benefits in case against Rick Jackson

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By Katherine Landergan Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
A Superior Court judge has given a landscaper another chance for benefits after being hurt on the sprawling property of Rick Jackson, one of Georgia’s leading Republican candidates for governor. At issue in the case is whether Facundo Ortega is entitled to workers’ compensation benefits for injuries he incurred on the job. Ortega slipped and hurt his back at Jackson’s mansion property in Cumming in March 2023.
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