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Supervising Digital News Editor for Atlanta NPR Affiliate @wabenews | Past: @projectqatlanta @thegavoice | Atlanta Native | psaunders@wabe.org | 🏳️‍🌈
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MARTA board names Interim CEO Jonathan Hunt to the position permanently

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By Rahul Bali Verified, Patrick Saunders Verified
| WABE-FM (Atlanta, GA) Verified
The MARTA Board of Directors on Thursday whittled its list of three finalists to lead the transit agency down to one, choosing Interim GM and CEO Jonathan Hunt to take over permanently. Hunt has been the face of MARTA since Collie Greenwood stepped down last year. Greenwood, who is Canadian, stepped down from the position because of personal matters and issues over his immigration status.
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The cost of child welfare services has jumped in Georgia. A new panel is about to dig into why

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By Ross Williams, Patrick Saunders Verified
| WABE-FM (Atlanta, GA) Verified
Taking care of vulnerable children in Georgia has gotten a lot more expensive, and lawmakers are hoping to figure out why. “We’re trying to figure out what happened,” said state Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick, a Marietta Republican.
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Amid public backlash, Atlanta-based Flock Safety announces platform changes

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By Patrick Saunders Verified
| WABE-FM (Atlanta, GA) Verified
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Flock Safety, the Atlanta-based surveillance technology company increasingly under scrutiny from lawmakers, civil liberties advocates and citizens across the U.S., announced Thursday it is making changes to its platform intended to quell privacy concerns and address documented abuses of its system by some members of law enforcement.
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