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The senior trio of, from left, Will Stubbs, Robbie Cutchin and Clay Dimick have been anchors for Lassiter’s rise to No. 3 in the nation. <Br>Staff photo by Kelly J. Huff
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These photos released by the FBI on Thursday show two images taken from surveillance video of who the FBI are calling suspect number 2, left, in white cap, and suspect number 1, right, in black cap, as they walk near each other through the crowd before the explosions at the Boston Marathon on Monday.<br>The Associated Press
Right off the bat to begin their 2013 schedule, the Falcons will have a trip to New Orleans to face Drew Brees (9) and the archrival Saints. <Br>Associated Press photo
Instead of playing for a higher seed, coach Larry Drew chose to rest the Hawks’ top players over the last few games. <BR>Associated Press photo
Marietta Gone with the Wind Museum Director Connie Sutherland is ready to welcome the public to the 10th anniversary of the local museum dedicated to the movie and its Southern heritage with the annual Scarlett on the Square event. Renowned artist Joseph Yakavetic will be on hand painting his creations like the one titled ‘Scarlett,’ as well as actress Anne Jeffreys, author Anne Edwards and a host of cast members.<br>Staff/Kelly J. Huff
A piece of luggage passes on a baggage carousel as a police officer stands guard at left at Hartsfield-Jackson airport Tuesday in Atlanta. Air traffic controller furloughs scheduled to kick in Sunday could result in flight delays of more than three hours in Atlanta, as well as significant delays in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York-area airports, federal officials said Thursday. <br>The Associated Press
The cozy rustic kitchen that was originally detached from the house has been expanded several times over the years.
The front porch
The kitchen garden to the left side of the Oakton House.
The Oakton House, owned by Will and Michelle Goodman, turns 175 this year and is the oldest continously occupied residence in Marietta. To celebrate, the Cobb Landmarks and Historical Society is hosting a celebration on May 4 with a tour of the extensive gardens, the 1890 carriage house and Civil War re-enactors. <br> Staff/Todd Hull
The Dustin Inman Society has funded a billboard on Bells Ferry Road in Woodstock that criticizes Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) for his statements on immigration. <br> Special to the MDJ

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