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September 13, 2017

• EXIM Extends Assistance in Federal Disaster Areas During 2017 Hurricane Season

• Lowe's Commits at Least $1M More to Disaster Relief and Recovery after Hurricane Irma

September 12, 2017

• City of Atlanta Government Offices and Municipal Court of Atlanta to Close on Tuesday, September 12th

• Consulates Respond As Irma Moves Into Atlanta

• Atlanta Public Schools to Close on Tuesday

• Atlanta United and Atlanta Falcons Expand Effort To Help Storm Victims

• Atlanta United Clean Sheet Grows Donation for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta

• Braves Leadership Institute Session One Debuts September 12th with SunTrust

• CATMEDIA Completes First Full-Length Woman-Produced Feature Film, Mnemosyne

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Competitive For Amazon – And Others

• August State Tax Revenues Down -0.2%

• Frank Morris to Chair Georgia Charter Schools Association's Board of Directors

• SunTrust Foundation to Donate $500,000 to Aid Organizations Assisting in Hurricane Irma Disaster Relief

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner: My Office Stands Ready To Assist With Storm Claims

• The Home Depot Foundation Increases Hurricane Relief Commitment to $2M

• Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance Should be Available to Georgia Counties Impacted by Hurricane Irma

• Attorney General Chris Carr Cautions Georgians About Hurricane Relief Scams

• Americans Spend Big on Athletics

• Target Pledges up to $1M for Hurricane Irma Relief Efforts

September 11, 2017

• MARTA Rolls Out “Talent on Track” Auditions September 13th -14th

• Amalfi Pizza Offers Pay What You Can Meals to Irma Evacuees

• Cox Enterprises Achieves 100,000 Ton Recycling Milestone

• ArtsBridge Hosts Free Performing and Visual Arts College Fair at Cobb Energy Centre on September 25th

• Professor Gordon Vernick Featured In Public Art Exhibit For Atlanta Jazz Festival

• Church's Chicken Feeds Thousands in Storm-Stricken Texas

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