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This would be nice in Augusta on Martin Luther King Blvd. – along with other forms of business investment
This would be nice to have in Augusta on MLK Blvd. Augusta needs to support its public transportation systems including getting high-speed rail service to pass through Augusta – as Augusta is two of about six proposals for a proposed … Continue reading
Posted in Atlanta, Augusta, Charlotte, GADOT, Georgia, Georgia Department of Transportation, Georgia Multi-Modal Passenger Terminal, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, high speed rail service, Martin Luther King, Martin Luther King III, MLK, North Carolina, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., SEHSR, Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor, transportation, U.S. Department of Transportation
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Honoring Augusta Coach Jerry Hunter for caring about inner city youth: W. K. Kellogg Foundation New Tools New Visions 2 (NTNV2) sponsor a youth baseball camp at Paine College
Honoring Augusta Baseball Coach Jerry Hunter for caring about our inner city youth: W. K. Kellogg Foundation New Tools New Visions 2 (NTNV2) sponsored a youth baseball camp at Paine College in Augusta, Georgia with Jerry Hunter as coach New … Continue reading
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Columbia Grads for Robin Hood Tax, Protest Unfair Student Loan Debt
Columbia Grads for Robin Hood Tax, a photo by Robin Hood Tax USA on Flickr. A great protest about unfair student college loan debt – and for the Robin Hood Tax – strongly supported by the Progressive Democrats of America. … Continue reading
MLK Augusta, GA: Civil Rights Icon Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery is the Keynote Speaker for the 2013 Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration sponsored by the Progressive Religious Coalition of Augusta
Civil Rights Icon Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery is the Keynote Speaker for the 2013 Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration in Augusta, GA sponsored by the Progressive Religious Coalition of Augusta “Why Dr. King Still Matters” The 2013 annual Martin … Continue reading
Posted in Augusta, civil rights, Clark Atlanta University, Dean of the Civil Rights Movement, First Baptist Church, Georgia, human rights, Joseph E. Lowery Institute for Justice and Human Rights, Jr. Celebration, Uncategorized
Tagged Augusta, civil rights, Georgia, human rights, Martin Luther King, MLK, Progressive Religious Coalition of Augusta, Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery, SCLC, Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Uncategorized
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Paul Ryan Reelected To House Seat In Wisconsin Election
It is not right to use a U.S. House seat as a “back up” – it showed me that Ryan clearly had no confidence in his ticket with Romney. I remember a day when running for two elected offices at … Continue reading
Augustans need to speak out if they want high-speed rail service to Atlanta: Southeast High Speed Rail (SEHSR) Corridor from Charlotte, NC to Atlanta, GA hopefully through Augusta
Please support and speak out about the SE Rail Corridor Augusta to Atlanta – flood these folks with positive emails and phone calls, plus stay informed Southeast High Speed Rail (SEHSR) Corridor from Charlotte, NC to Atlanta, Georgia – hopefully … Continue reading →