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  • Managing Editor, Alpharetta-Roswell Herald
  • Managing Editor, Appen Media
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Milton care home runs on generators after water mishap

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By Patrick Fox Verified
| Milton Herald
MILTON, Ga. — It has been three months since an assisted living home in Milton lost electric utility service. Vitality Living Milton lost power April 1 and has been operating on generators since. Its emails to families of residents go back and forth, with high expectations one day and dashed hopes the next. Some family members say they are anxious, frustrated and wary.
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Milton care home runs on generators after water mishap

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By Patrick Fox Verified
| Alpharetta-Roswell Herald Verified
MILTON, Ga. — It has been three months since an assisted living home in Milton lost electric utility service. Vitality Living Milton lost power April 1 and has been operating on generators since. Its emails to families of residents go back and forth, with high expectations one day and dashed hopes the next. Some family members say they are anxious, frustrated and wary.
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Opinion: The dental visit that saved me an $80 ticket

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By Patrick Fox Verified
| Appen Media Verified
School zone cameras leave little to smile about. On one hand, they affirm that some motorists drive too fast where children congregate – more than 10 mph over the school zone speed limit. That’s bad. On the other hand, they are a form of profit-based law enforcement. That’s bad, too. Fortune magazine reports that since Georgia made the cameras legal in 2018, local governments have raked in at least $112 million in fines.
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