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The Covington News. COVINGTON, Ga. – The Covington city council unanimously approved a special use permit (SUP) for a halfway house and transitional housing facility for incarcerated …
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2013年4月6日 — The new cost for a residential sewer meter will be $3,650, an increase of $50. Finally, the costs for 2-inch residential meters, which are very rare, actually decreased …
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The Covington News is a community-based weekly newspaper that serves the citizens of Newton County, Georgia, as it has since its inception in 1865. The News has won a myriad of awards …
Bond denied for one of the twins charged with mother's murder
2010年6月14日 — Jasmiyah Whitehead, one of the 16-year-old twins charged with beating and stabbing their mother Jarmecca "Nikki" Whitehead to death in January, was denied bond by …
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The Covington News. COVINGTON, Ga. – Teams from Alcovy High School traveled a few miles down the road to face off against county rival Eastside High School on Saturday.
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The Covington News. NEWTON COUNTY – While election season is officially over, the Newton County elections office has plenty to celebrate after a productive voting season.
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City utilities can now be paid online - The Covington News
2009年12月22日 — City of Covington utility customers can now pay their utility bills online. As part of the city’s effort to introduce technology into daily operations, a bill pay Web site went live …
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