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Coastal Navigator — Planning boards and unpopular neighbors
Every community has a planning board, but their agendas aren’t usually as heated as what’s coming in in Port Wentworth, where the city may add data centers to the list of buildings welcome in industrial areas.
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Coastal Navigator — Cities, counties on offense and defense
Georgia’s cities, counties and other local public agencies are preparing their wish lists to be delivered to the Georgia Legislature in January. Money is the bequest that’s always welcome — and hard to get.
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Coastal Navigator — Finding clues to police spending
Glynn County police are spending $830,000 to join a controversial national network of license plate-reader cameras. Clues to every community’s public agency spending are to be found in public meetings and documents.
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