First Slice 1-31-16: Georgia’s oldest death-row inmate gets execution date
Plus, a game of political chess involving a hole in the ground
Friends and family are mourning the deaths of Kryzysztof Krawczynski, a Hepatitis researcher, and his wife, Elzbieta Gurtler-Krawczynska, who was active in metro Atlanta’s Polish-American community. The elderly couple were driving home when their car was struck by two suspects involved in a police chase.
More than half of the teachers at one elementary school did not come to work the day after Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Meria Carstarphen announced she would turn over operations to a charter school if voters approve a state takeover plan in November.
A game of political chess is about to be played in the drawn-out saga of a Marietta Square property that is now a hole in the ground.
One thing Mark Richt can’t take with him to the coach’s new job at Miami University: his house. He’s listed the 5,800-square-foot property in Watkinsville for $799,000.