activity – Discover Dade

Thursday, February 22

A New Activity at Jenkins Park Is On Its Way

Mindy Haworth, Manager of the Dade County Public Library, presented information on the Story Walk project she has been working on. A Story Walk is made up of displays along a trail or path that present a picture book from beginning to end by ...

Thursday, March 16

Superior Court Clerk Kathy Page Announces Filing Activity Notification System Now Online to Benefit Dade Citizens

Kathy D. Page, Dade County Superior Court Clerk, in conjunction with the Georgia Superior Court Clerk’s Authority (GSCCCA) is pleased to offer the Filing Activity Notification System, FANS, providing Georgia citizens with tools to monitor activity ...

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Thursday, October 20

Widespread Flu Activity in Georgia

Protect Yourself and Prevent the Spread of Flu If you have not gotten a flu shot yet, do not wait any longer. Flu activity is already widespread in Georgia – earlier than we’ve seen in recent years. “Every individual over the age of ...

Monday, May 10

National weather forecast: Hurricane season expected to have above-average activity

Tropical Storm Andres on Sunday became the earliest storm on record to develop in the eastern Pacific.

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Thursday, April 1

Cartel ‘gatekeepers’ controlling all illegal activity on border amid migrant crisis: Former US marshal

The former El Paso U.S. Marshal Robert Almonte warned that the cartels are controlling “all of the activity” on the border, as the migrant crisis continues to expose the dangers of illegal aliens and unaccompanied children.

Monday, March 29

Texas State Trooper ‘no longer displays signs of viable brain activity’ after shot in patrol car

A Texas state trooper who was shot over the weekend "no longer displays signs of viable brain activity" and will remain in life support until his organs can be donated, authorities said Monday.

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Thursday, February 4

Wisconsin middle school apologizes for activity asking students how they’d punish a slave

A middle school in Wisconsin issued an apology Monday after receiving criticism over an assignment that asked sixth-graders how they would punish a slave, a report said.