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. . Powers Ferry Road, Western and Atlantic Railroad ? ? ? ? ? 1996 Summer Olympics! Sugar Hill pop 18,522 In recent events Democrat Jim Martin ran against incumbent Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss Chambliss failed to acquire the necessary 50 percent of votes a Libertarian Party candidate receiving the remainder of votes in the runoff election held on December 2 2008 Chambliss became the second Georgia Republican to be reelected to the U.S Senate. 44/7 73/23 People dancing to Paul van Dyk in one of Midtown's clubs. *In 2012 voters in Macon and Bibb County approved the consolidation of the City of Macon and unincorporated Bibb County; they officially merged on January 1 2014 Macon joined Columbus Augusta and Athens as consolidated cities in Georgia.

In the City of Atlanta there are six "patrol zones" (more commonly known as just "zones") which lie under the jurisdiction of the Field Operations Division of the Atlanta Police Department. Six Flags White Water Contents. O Braselton pop 7,511 The National Railroad Passenger Corporation doing business as Amtrak is a passenger railroad service that provides medium- and long-distance intercity service in the contiguous United States and to nine Canadian cities, per passenger mile Deaths per 100 Peachtree Creek Greenway (under construction). ! State government The Georgia Tech Band Program also in the School of Music represents Georgia Tech at athletic events and provides Tech students with a musical outlet it was founded in 1908 by 14 students and Robert "Biddy" Bidez the marching band consistently fields over 300 members Members of the marching band travel to every football game. . Atlanta Georgia business directory Atlanta also plays host to one Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race each year at Atlanta Motor Speedway. Geographically remote from each other the northern and southern sections of the county have grown increasingly at odds over issues related to taxes and distribution of services Residents of the affluent areas of North Fulton have increasingly complained that the Fulton County Board of Commissioners has ignored their needs taking taxes collected in North Fulton and spending them on programs and services in less wealthy South Fulton in 2005 responding to pressure from North Fulton the Georgia General Assembly directed Fulton County alone among all the counties in the state to limit the expenditure of funds to the geographic region of the county where they were collected the Fulton County Commission contested this law known as the "Shafer Amendment" after Sen David Shafer (Republican from Duluth) in a lawsuit that went to the Georgia Supreme Court on June 19 2006 the Court upheld the law ruling that the Shafer Amendment was constitutional!