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2. Activists vow battle isn't over: Opposition threatens public referendum, more dire action
3. Council meeting turns contentious: Public comment portion of meeting extends into Tuesday morning
4. How city's share of training center grew: AJC review of documents shows why taxpayers' bill will more than double
5. Training center funding method has foes fuming: Atlanta council members say legislation likely to pass despite latest controversy
6. City, metro counties file 'public nuisance' suit: Lawsuit targets role of drugmakers, pharmacies and drug brokers in crisis
7. House panel OKs bill to limit local housing moratoriums: Study blames housing crunch, high costs on local government rules
8. Georgia lawmakers advance tenant rights bill: Tenant advocates call it improvement over status quo
9. Capitol skeptical of oversight amid housing crunch: Some lawmakers blame local governments, not investors, for rising prices
10. INVESTORS SLAM TENANTS WITH FEES, EVICTIONS: Private equity makes big push into metro Atlanta's single-family homes
11. INVESTORS ELBOWING OUT HOMEBUYERS: Metro Atlanta is ground zero for corporate purchases, locking some families into renting
12. Crisis opened door to corporate homebuying spree: Feds kept aiding investor industry's growth well after Great Recession ended
13. Whistleblower: Clerk ordered records deleted: Complaint says accounting manager refused illegal order that would have kept documents from the AJC
14. $425K in passport fees enrich Cobb court clerk: State law lets superior court clerks keep such payments
15. Cobb County advances new election map: REDISTRICTING
16. Cobb looks to adopt its own electoral map: The unprecedented vote, if passed, may face legal challenge
17. Cobb's $1.2B budget seeks to play catch-up: If OK'd, it would fund pay raises, create many new positions
18. South Cobb career fair, housing forum planned: July 30 event scheduled to be at Police Training Academy in Austell
19. 2023 budget: Travel rebound to help with Braves stadium costs: More travelers mean more hotel taxes generated
20. Cobb chair proposes $1.2B budget with no new taxes: The budget funds employee pay raises and adds 148 new positions to address public sector staffing shortage
21. As staffing crisis grows, county seeking solutions: Cobb commissioners approved $1,500 employee retention bonuses for some divisions
22. Councilman quits after souvenir shop gets permit: Officials: Wildman's Civil War Surplus passed inspections
23. Cobb cityhood lawsuits dismissed: The constitutionality of 'city lite' charters remains up in the air
24. Visitors paying less than promised for Truist Park bonds: Cost burden heavier for local taxpayers since the pandemic
25. Vinings cityhood defeat confirmed: Partial hand recount matches tally from ballot scans, shows effort loses by 55% to 45% of vote
26. Cobb tax assessor says many will see higher bills: Home values jumped an average of $66K in 2021, appraiser says
27. Investor-owned homes a key issue for officials: Firms' entry into market has an affect on affordability
28. Cobb Democrats now back 2024 transit referendum: 30-year sales tax could generate billions of dollars for mass transit
29. After hasty campaign, 3 cityhood efforts fail: Voters say no to East Cobb, Vinings and Lost Mountain
30. Cityhood efforts trail in early returns: Republican push for three Cobb movements seen as rejection of Dem control
31. Gov. Kemp signs cityhood bill; vote to be held Nov. 8: 3 other such measures for Cobb voters set for Tuesday's primary
32. Race, class, party loom big in cityhood bids: New cities would be overwhelmingly white, conservative
33. Attorneys cast doubt on legality of 'city lite' codes: Cityhood proponents used disputed charters to sway voters anyway
34. Cityhood movements could shift more stadium costs onto residents: County's annual hotel revenue from taxes will be affected by votes
35. VanHoozer named new police chief: New leader, who has served as acting chief since start of year, replaces retired top cop Tim Cox
36. East Cobb cityhood debate turns lively: Backers, critics face off on pluses, minuses of forming city
37. Braves, Truist withdraw bid for tax breaks: At issue is plan to build $200 million office tower at The Battery
38. Business ties to cityhood questioned: Anti-development forces downplay their own links to builders
39. Misinformation colors cityhood bid: If West Cobb residents' goal is to control development, evidence shows that's never been in peril
40. Cityhood suit targets East Cobb: Third legal challenge of its kind questions legality of city charter
41. Braves, Truist seek tax breaks for tower: Some board members say request appears to go back on promises
42. Lost Mountain cityhood charter faces new lawsuit: Opponents say plan violates home rule, state constitution
43. Lawsuit attempts to block Vinings vote on cityhood: Lawmakers accused of violating rules on public services
44. State House special election in east Cobb heads to runoff: May 3 winner will finish out Dollar's lame-duck term
45. Understaffed: Cobb County's government shriveled for decades. Then the pandemic hit
46. Hope House: Expanded shelter readies for spring opening: MARIETTA
47. Official decries inequality, rising cost of housing: Chairwoman says Cobb must avoid leaving 'half of our citizens behind.'
48. With public help, company eyes $27M expansion: But AJC review finds study didn't include county fee waiver
49. Use stimulus for public health, housing, consultant urges Cobb: Deloitte offers board spending blueprint for remaining $128 million
50. Mableton cityhood effort advances: Senate approval still needed to authorize voter referendum
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