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Funny how we use different ways to mark our age these days, isn’t it? It used to be that graying hair and crows’ feet were sure indications of a woman in her mid- to late 50s. Thanks to Clairol and miracle face creams, we can no longer depend on those telltale signs.
On Saturday, October 7, 2017, the Gwinnett Historical Society hosted the 39th annual Elisha Winn Fair held at the Elisha Winn House located at 908 Dacula Road, Dacula, Georgia.
More Than 500 Service Projects To Be Completed October 20th and 21st
Lawrenceville – Gwinnett County Administrator Glenn Stephens has appointed current Deputy Human Resources Director Sheryl Dallas to replace HR Director Scott Fuller, who has retired after a long career with the county.
The City of Sugar Hill has named the 2017-2018 Youth Council members. Five of the Youth Council members, Spencer-Grace Williams (Youth Mayor), Kaan Cubukcu (Youth Mayor Pro Tem), Ethan Shaw (Secretary), Nida Merchant, (Youth Ambassadors Chair) and Maya Chanda are returning candidates from the previous school year.
Lawrenceville – One entrance to the public parking lot at the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center will close for construction beginning Oct. 20 while a project to reopen and upgrade Langley Drive and the building’s entry plaza progresses.
Family-friendly automotive exhibition to include marque awards, raffle and silent auctions, dealer new car demos and more
Lawrenceville – Pet owners in the Loganville area can bring their pets to Bay Creek Park pavilion on Saturday, Oct. 14 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for free rabies shots.
On Tuesday evening, October 10, 2017, the Lawrenceville Police Department hosted the first in a series of quarterly public information forums designed to educate the public on the responsibilities of local law enforcement while strengthening community relations and continuing to bridge the gap between police officers and civilians.
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