Comments on recent Supreme Court ruling favoring Georgia
Supreme Court justices’ quick work ending a seven-year legal case over water in the river system that …
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Lanier ‘still on table’ if Florida wins lawsuit
Although Lake Lanier stakeholders may have heaved a sigh of relief after …
Read MoreCourt hears Fla. vs. Ga. water lawsuit arguments
Supreme Court justices pried deep into disparate evidence from two different sides of a …
Read MoreStill no Fla. V. Georgia court date
The U.S. Supreme Court placed a longtime water battle between Florida and Georgia on its …
Read MoreArgument date for water lawsuit still not announced
As of mid-November, the U.S. Supreme Court had not set a date for …
Read MoreNo decision yet on water lawsuit
The U.S. Supreme Court in mid-September had not granted Florida another chance to stake its claims on water from the river system that …
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The damage may not be visible yet, but late December’s deep freeze wreaked havoc with plants, shrubs and trees across Georgia. Don’t panic yet. Until new growth begins this spring, you won’t know the impact of sustained sub-freezing temperatures. Early signs include dry, curled and brown foliage, extreme leaf drop or defoliation, and cracks in stems and branches. But the reality won’t be clear for at least several months. Don't panic ...
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3 weeks ago
Good to know I was wondering