Wednesday, March 20, 2013
News First Slice 3/20/13: Congressman Paul Broun lashes out against Paul Ryan's budget plan
Posted by Max Blau @maxblau on Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 8:30 AM
MARTA is asking for community input for its Georgia 400 corridor initiative, which seeks to improve mobility along that stretch of congested highway.
Cobb County residents approved a 1 percent sales tax that would fund the county's education plans. Those include replacing five schools, fixing other buildings, and constructing a $29 million career academy.
Some real estate agents think that Atlanta's real estate market is rebounding, says WABE.
Everybody's Pizza shut its doors last night after serving food in Emory Village for the past 41 years.
In international news, the debate over whether both sides in Syria used chemical weapons continues.
The U.S. Supreme Court overturned $600,000 in damages against a student who imported used textbooks, saying that he did not violate copyright law. The move marks a huge win not only for broke college kids everywhere, but also companies like eBay.
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