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More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Foster sworn in as newest Newton County Superior Court judge Veteran judges Ott and Wynne also take oaths to join 2020 appointees Zon and McCamy on Alcovy Judicial Circuit bench Jeff Foster takes his oath to become the newest Superior Court judge for Newton and Walton counties as wife Kresta holds the Bible and children Kaitlyn, Rachel, Austin, Hannah, Florence and James and grandson Ju...

Date Time Tree rings show evidence of droughts, floods along Potomac River Tree rings in the Potomac River watershed show evidence of severe droughts and floods over the last 350 years – and scientists can pinpoint the years of those events well enough that they align with writings from people that include Thomas Jefferson. The findings, published earlier this month in the journal Water Resources Research, could help water managers predict water shortages and floods in Washington, D.C. “We’ve got these Jefferson quotes and other qualitative records – we have somebody saying the drough...

I was reading online this is a new train they are going to operate at a maximum of 79 miles per hour. the interstate commission said that if a train was going to be going 80 miles an hour faster, it needed a special type of signal system. long before a positive train control ever came out. a lot of railroad said we don't need to go 80 miles an hour, we will go 79. there are all sorts of reasons why a train isn't going to go 7, leaving a station, arriving at a station. that train could be moving anywhere from 5 miles an hour to