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Police looking for south Cobb robbery suspect
by Marietta Daily Journal Staff
11:48 AM, Thursday, May 23
Cobb County Police are asking for the public's help in locating on suspect who they believe robbed two separate stores at gunpoint over a two-week period in south Cobb.   According to a release from Sgt. Dana Pierce, the first armed robbery h...

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Robert Moon of Smryna, center, points to where his neighborhood is as he takes advantage of Monday’s clear skies to enjoy the panoramic views from atop Kennesaw Mountain with Lucy Patrick of Rome, his aunt Teresa Evans of Powder Springs, and her dad Amos Lowery of Smyrna.
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The Cobb School Board approves a tentative $894 million bu...
The Cobb School Board approved its tentative budget with a 4-3 vote.
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Sunrise at East Cobb resident Isabelle Davies Stange Keeling Burton celebrated her 100th birthday Sunday with family and friends. Hank Glenn of Johnson Ferry Baptist Church presents Burton with a box of almost 100 birthday cards from church members.
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Seventh-grader Cobe Jackson, 12, left, and eighth-grader Nicolas Badila, 14, each received an $800 scholarship for the anti-bullying website they created for the 2013 Middle School WEBChallenge Competition and a week at MAD Junior iOS/Android App Development Summer Camp by the Kennesaw State University Coles College of Business.
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Event-goers take advantage of a break in the rain to check out the Taste of Marietta.
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Attorney Robert Kilgo drove from South Carolina on Saturday to see the grave of Mary Phagan, the 13-old-girl who was murdered 100 years ago at an Atlanta pencil factory. Above: Kilgo holds his favorite book about the famous murder mystery while visiting the Marietta City Cemetery.<br>Staff/Leo Hohmann
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Racers take part in the 2012 Gobble Jog in Marietta. In response to the Boston Marathon bombings, Marietta police are introducing new security measures for large events like the race and today’s Taste of Marietta, including bomb-sniffing dogs.<br>Staff/file
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Customers visit the new Starbucks on Whitlock Avenue in Marietta on its opening day Friday morning.
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McCleskey Middle School student Jackson Leitch, center, receives a hug from school nurse Becky Slade as teacher Carin Wilkes applauds after Leitch thanked the two for saving his life when he had a stroke during class in March.
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