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An area called the graveyard. Too much violence. But a shooting victim is expected to survive. I understand when you got there you saw someone who was just hysterical. Reporter stephanie, a witness says that was the and within the last five minutes this crime scene has expanded. Police pulling extra crime tape right here as they believe they found one of the bullets and it was inside this house. Went through the wall. Got stuck in the stove. Bullets were flying across the street here. A witness describes it all as a shoot out. Police got the call here about 6 30 tonight. Investigators say a fi...

An area called the graveyard. Too much violence. But a shooting victim is expected to survive. I understand when you got there you saw someone who was just hysterical. Reporter stephanie, a witness says that was the and within the last five minutes this crime scene has expanded. Police pulling extra crime tape right here as they believe they found one of the bullets and it was inside this house. Went through the wall. Got stuck in the stove. Bullets were flying across the street here. A witness describes it all as a shoot out. Police got the call here about 6 30 tonight. Investigators say a fi...

Jeff bartels paints his series 'surveillance' to depict the way modern society monitors people in their daily activities and transactions.

GARRETT — At Tuesday’s meeting of the Garrett Board of Works, Executive Director Anton King of the DeKalb County Economic Development Partnership shared highlights from 2020 amid the pandemic, “which oddly was a record-breaking year from a dollar-investment standpoint,” he said. “What we saw was it was a time to hit the pause button, with companies realizing where to make their dollar investments strategically. DeKalb County was the benefactor of several consolidations,” he said, reporting some $145 million in investments in the county as a whole, a total 43 deal...