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Milton remembers heroes of 9/11 The journey comes to an end
Publisher Ray Appen completes six month hike on the Appalachian Trail ►►page 8
Opening a fresh deck Alpharetta to reopen discussions for site of new parking deck ►►Page 10
City Center
Renegotiated contract provides for tax abatement with city ►►Pages 12 – 13
Texting during meetings
Closed communications hold sway on city councils ►►Page 14
Hornets get revenge HATCHER HURD/Herald
Milton Deputy Fire Chief Mark Stephens holds a photo of Father Mychal Judge, a Franciscan friar and FDNY chaplain, at the flag with his name. Father Mychal is considered the first casualty of 9/11 and has been given the title ‘Victim 0001.’ Read more, Page 30.
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Roswell avenges last year’s playoff loss to Colquitt County ►►Page 41
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