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The MDJ s Top 10 Cobb County Stories of 2023

To bring 2023 to a close, the MDJ has counted down the Top 10 Cobb County stories of the year as chosen by newsroom staff. Electoral districts had a big

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Marietta Council to swear in new and returning members on New Year s Day | News, Sports, Jobs

Marietta City Council will swear in new and returning members and hold a regular meeting on New Year’s Day. New 4th Ward Councilwoman Erin O’ Neill and At

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GreenCab on pause: Company, council continue discussions over program | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff reports Sunday, Dec. 31, will be the last day that people in Marietta will be able to obtain low-cost transportation through GreenCab. GreenCab is a

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Marietta Visitors Bureau Seeks Feedback on Perceptions of Marietta

The Marietta Visitors Bureau is conducting a survey of what people think of the city, both good and bad.

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How Tall is Too Tall? Marietta Council Will Soon Decide

MARIETTA — The Marietta City Council is considering changing how the city defines building height, and requiring all future proposed residential developments in the downtown area to receive special council

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