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Panera swears off artificial ingredients NEW YORK -- Panera says it will remove artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners and preservatives from its food by 2016, a reflection of the growing distaste people are showing for such ingredients.The... read more... |
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Regents to discuss smoking ban at Ga. colleges ATHENS, Ga. -- The board that governs Georgia's public colleges and universities is taking a close look at banning tobacco from campuses statewide. The Board of Regents is scheduled to discuss the... read more... |
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Kasim Reed seeks second term in Tuesday's election ATLANTA -- Voters in Atlanta head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to re-elect Mayor Kasim Reed. Reed has three challengers, although his opponents have little name recognition and have not... read more... |
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Jobless rate jumps in June ATLANTA -- Metro Atlanta's unemployment rate rose to 8.9 in June.In Fulton County, the unemployment rate was 9.8 percent.The Georgia Department of Labor announced the new numbers early Thursday.The 8... read more... |
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Man threatens anchors over Jodi Arias coverage PHOENIX -- Arizona authorities say they've arrested a New York man accused of making threats on Twitter against two Turner Broadcasting anchors who infuriated him with their coverage of the Jodi... read more... |
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Atlanta reality show 'Catering Wars' to premiere Tuesday ATLANTA -- State and city officials are set to celebrate the kickoff of a new television series featuring Atlanta caterers and eateries. Lifetime's "Catering Wars Atlanta" is set to premiere Tuesday... read more... |
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Ex-APS official faces kickback charges ATLANTA (AP) - A former chief information officer for Atlanta's school system accused of accepting bribes in exchange for his influence in awarding a technology contract has pleaded not guilty.... read more... |
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Tablets donated for Atlanta homeless survey ATLANTA -- Efforts for the Atlanta Street Homeless Registry have received a boost with a donation of 20 computer tablets by Staples, Inc. Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed said this week the tablets will... read more... |
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Running company plans run to show solidarity ATLANTA -- A metro Atlanta running company has planned an event to show solidarity with victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. PHOTOS | Boston Marathon bombing Nathan Haskins, general manager of... read more... |
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