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Organization formed during Atlanta Olympics makes keeping downtown fun, safe, vibrant its mission Original

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By Sophia Choi Verified
| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA — As the City of Atlanta gets ready to welcome international guests, and crowds, for the FIFA World Cup semi finals on Wednesday, the downtown area is getting cleaned up, spruced up and cheered up. Channel 2’s Sophia Choi spoke to the Atlanta Ambassadors, who said it’s been their mission since 1996, when the Olympics came to Atlanta. The organization is a force, and they’re ready with a smile.
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See a spotted lanternfly? UGA says take a photo, then kill it

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By Sophia Choi Verified
| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
GEORGIA — An invasive insect capable of damaging dozens of plant species is spreading in Georgia, and researchers are asking residents to help track its movement. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] The insect is known to feed on more than 70 species of plants, including hardwood trees, roses, grapes and peaches, one of Georgia’s most important crops. Experts warn damage to fruit crops could impact supply and potentially increase costs.
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Fulton County leader says ramped-up FBI elections investigation worries elections workers Original

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By Sophia Choi Verified
| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — A Fulton County leader says President Donald Trump’s push for 250 more federal workers to look into the 2020 election will have a chilling effect. The county’s commission chair sat down exclusively with Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Sophia Choi, who also got the Republican perspective. Trump wants hundreds of federal workers to examine some 700 boxes of ballots by July 17. The ballots were seized during a raid in January at the Fulton County elections hub.
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