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November 08, 2017

• Blue Bird Unveils All-New, Electric-Powered Type C School Bus at NAPT Conference

• Habitat for Humanity and Save the Children Begin Distribution of 2,000 Shelter Repair Kits to Puerto Rico Families

• Georgia Gas Prices to Increase This Week

• Insurance Commissioner Hudgens: Verify Whether a Navigator Is Licensed before Being Assisted

• UPS Joins Top Alliance to Create Blockchain Standards for Logistics

• Charlie Harper: Our Thoughts and Prayers

• GPT Reaches School Based Telehealth Milestone

• Harlem Globetrotters Set to Entertain Troops on Annual Holiday Military Tour

• CyberSeek Details Supply and Demand of U.S. Cybersecurity Workers

• Ag Economy Barometer: Producers More Optimistic in October

• Fintech Investment in The U.S. Nearly Doubles to $5B in Q3 '17: KPMG Report

• Predicted Retirement Wave of Baby-Boomer Nurses Has Hit, AMN Healthcare Survey Shows

November 07, 2017

• Getting Out to Vote in Albany Ward 2

• Phoebe and Aspire Host Addiction Forum

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Popham Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

• Westover's Chef Schley Presents at State STEM Forum

• Former Westover Student Returns as MCG Student

• Gray Reports Record Operating Results

• Georgia Power CEO Provides Overview of Recommendation to Move Forward with Vogtle 3 & 4 Project to the Georgia PSC

• Camden County Plans Innovation and Research Park to Complement Spaceport

• UGA Helps Coastal Community Keep its Head above Water

• Georgia Delegation Celebrates Southeast U.S.-Japan Partnership

• Port of Savannah Achieves 32% Growth in October

• Survey Finds Georgia Employers Have Health Costs Below Average

• The UPS Foundation to Award $2.6M in Environmental Grants

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