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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media
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From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media episodes
- Central TX Immigrant Community and Advocacy Organizations are on Alert Amid Expected Immigrant SweepsAustin - Central TX Immigrant Community and Advocacy Organizations are on Alert Amid Expected Immigrant Sweeps1 min
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- State Legislative Committee Votes Thursday on Water Quality StandardsState Legislative Committee Votes Thursday on Water Quality Standards1 min
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- See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - July 17, 2019See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - July 17, 2019Ga. dials up the solar on its gridSavory and beautiful: Learning the truth about blue crabs on SkidwaySavannah City Council to consider SPLOST agreementiTunesGoogle PodcastsSpotifyMusic: "Not for me" by Barradeen6 min
- NFL's 18-game, 16-max proposal is as fun as it is terrible - 60 Second SportsNFL players have to fight for every guaranteed dollar and have several long-term health concerns, yet their owners seem hellbent on extending their season. It's not happening. The NFL's proposal for an 18-game season with a 16-game max would benefit the owners far more than it would the players.The 60 Second Sports podcast is written and produced by Ryan O'Leary. Connect with Ryan on Twitter: @RyanOLearySMG2 min
- LISTEN: Big Kahuna's lazy river closed after water testingThe lazy river at Big Kahuna's Water and Adventure Park has been closed since Monday after water quality tests by the Okaloosa County Health Department revealed unsatisfactory conditions.According to Trisha Dall, Okaloosa County environmental health section chief, the Health Department received a complaint about the water quality, which prompted an investigation. Dall said on Monday officials went out to the park, where they do regular inspections, and tested the water.2 min
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- LISTEN: Peter Bos talks about the earlier years of Destin and his businessThis is an excerpt from a recent interview between report Heather Osbourne and Peter Bos.5 min
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