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Gwinnett County is home to 680 sex offenders in December 2023

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 31, 2023

The Georgia Sex Offender Registry shows three more registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County in December 2023, compared to the previous month.

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Dec. 23: 669 registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 31, 2023

669 of Georgia’s sex offenders live in Gwinnett County as of the week ending Dec. 23, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.

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Which former North Gwinnett News area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Jan. 1?

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 30, 2023

This former North Gwinnett News area high school standout will be in action in the week starting Mon Jan. 1.

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North Gwinnett News area weekly mass times

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 30, 2023

The following parishes in the North Gwinnett News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Gwinnett podcast highlights vital role of school social workers

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 29, 2023

School social workers play a crucial role in Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS), acting as first responders to the needs of students.

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Lt. Gov. Jones: 'This morning, a bomb threat was called to my office'

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 29, 2023

Georgia's Lieutenant Governor, Burt Jones (R), recently responded to a "swatting" incident that targeted his home and office. In a statement, he expressed his determination to resist intimidation, collaborate with law enforcement in pursuing the individuals responsible, and reaffirmed his stance against such tactics.

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Dec. 16: 669 registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 24, 2023

There were 669 registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County as of the week ending Dec. 16, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.

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Which former North Gwinnett News area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Dec. 25?

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 23, 2023

This former North Gwinnett News area high school standout will be in action in the week starting Mon Dec. 25.

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North Gwinnett News area weekly mass times

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 23, 2023

The following parishes in the North Gwinnett News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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State Rep. Hilton initiative erases student lunch debt before holidays in House District 48

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 21, 2023

State Representative Scott Hilton, in partnership with Fulton County Schools, has eliminated student lunch debt for three House District 48 elementary schools ahead of the holiday season. The initiative by Hilton is driven by a desire to alleviate financial strains on families and to combat meal insecurity resulting from unpaid fees.

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703 registered sex offenders live in Gwinnett County as of Q3 2023

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 20, 2023

There are 703 registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County as of the third quarter of 2023, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.

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Gwinnett County is home to 669 registered sex offenders as of week ending Dec. 9

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 17, 2023

669 of Georgia’s sex offenders live in Gwinnett County as of the week ending Dec. 9, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.

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Which former North Gwinnett News area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Dec. 18?

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 16, 2023

This former North Gwinnett News area high school standout will be in action in the week starting Mon Dec. 18.

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North Gwinnett News area weekly mass times

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 16, 2023

The following parishes in the North Gwinnett News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Gwinnett County schools exceed state averages on most CCRPI metrics

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 15, 2023

Gwinnett County public schools have outperformed state averages in the College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI), according to recent data.

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Gwinnett BOE appoints new chief of staff and financial director

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 15, 2023

The Gwinnett County Board of Education has approved the appointment of two key positions during its business meeting on December 14, 2023.

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Kyle Pitts hosts pep rally at Jordan Middle School

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 13, 2023

Atlanta Falcons player Kyle Pitts recently visited Jordan Middle School to support and motivate students in Gwinnett County.

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Gwinnett County is home to 677 registered sex offenders as of week ending Dec. 2

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 11, 2023

Gwinnett County is home to 677 sex offenders registered as of the week ending Dec. 2, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.

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677 registered sex offenders live in Gwinnett County as of November

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 11, 2023

There are 677 registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County as of November, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.

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House Majority Leader Efstration praises withdrawal of plans for 700-unit apartment complex in Gwinnett's Hamilton Mill area

By North Gwinnett News | Dec 10, 2023

House Majority Leader Chuck Efstration and Senator Clint Dixon have confirmed the withdrawal of plans for a 700-unit apartment complex in Gwinnett's Hamilton Mill area. This decision follows their opposition to the project, which was based on concerns about overcrowding and traffic congestion. The decision is in line with the views expressed by various community groups and nearby residents who were apprehensive about the potential impact of the development.