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Organizations push for business mentorship in local program

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By Michael Hall Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
By By MICHAEL HALL mhall@thebrunswicknews.com When high school kids have dreams but may need guidance to achieve them, a good mentor can make all the difference. Lynn Love knows that well. The executive director of Communities in Schools of Glynn County, CIS, has overseen a mentorship program for years designed to help shape the futures of students who are at risk of dropping out. It is a key component of the dropout prevention organization's mission.
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Law enforcement will be on DUI duty this holiday weekend

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By Michael Hall Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
The message from law enforcement around the state this July 4th is simple: Don't drive drunk. Do not drive while on drugs or any conditions that may endanger you and the people around you, the Governor's Office of Highway Safety warns.
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Glynn County industrial site receives grant from state to aid GRAD certification

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By Michael Hall Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
A 250-acre industrial property owned by the Golden Isles Development Authority received a shot in the arm this week courtesy of the OneGeorgia Authority. OneGeorgia, which acts as the state's development authority, gave the local authority a $107,500 Rural Site Development Initiative grant to complete the surveys and research needed to prepare Mallard Industrial Park for Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development, or GRAD, status.
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