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July 18, 2008 at 9:30 am by Russell McLendon in News“BOOMLET”: Demographers say the high number of U.S. births in 2007, the highest in 50 years, could signal a mini baby boom.
LONG TIME NO SEA: Dylan the sea turtle is finally in the open ocean.
RAIN CHECK: July downpours have barely made a dent in the drought after a hot, dry June. Lake Lanier levels have dropped so much that nighttime tournament fishing is no longer allowed.
A SHOT AT THE DARK: The Jekyll Island Authority is considering an ordinance to restrict outdoor lighting on the island.
HARTSFIELD-JACKSON: Named the most efficient U.S. airport for the third straight year.
DON’T BUILD IT; THEY WON’T COME: Home construction is the slowest it’s been in 17 years.
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