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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Police to search Georgia for missing NC man
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1/23/2008 03:35:00 PM
Labels: bryson city north carolina, Gary Michael Hilton, irene bryant, john bryant, Meredith Emerson, Towns County, Union County
Friday, January 4, 2008
Union County schools closed a third straight day
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Edgar Treiguts
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1/04/2008 08:36:00 AM
Labels: armuchee high school, Blairsville, cold weather, north Georgia, students, Union County
Man sought in hiker's disappearance
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The search will continue again this morning for a missing hiker in the north Georgia mountains. 24-year-old Meredith Emerson left with her dog on Tuesday morning. Authorities found her abandoned car at the base of Blood Mountain, along with a water bottle and dog collar also belonging to Emerson.
Police say now they are looking for 60-year-old Gary Michael Hilton of DeKalb County. Authorities believe he may know something, or be connected to the disappearance of Emerson. A man fitting Hilton's description was seen several times with Emerson by witnesses on New Year's Day. Accounts say the man was wearing a yellow jacket and a backpack with enough gear for at least a couple of days. Police say they think the man drives a 2000-'01 white Chevy Astro van.
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Edgar Treiguts
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1/04/2008 07:41:00 AM
Labels: Blood Mountain, Gary Michael Hilton, Meredith Emerson, missing hiker, mountains, north Georgia, Union County
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Cold snap continues across Georgia
North Georgia this morning is experiencing temperatures in the teens, while south Georgia has temperatures this morning in the 20's.
Forecasters today say to expect highs today in the 40’s across Georgia--30’s in the mountains.
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Edgar Treiguts
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1/03/2008 08:11:00 AM
Labels: Atlanta Public Schools, cold weather, north Georgia, north Georgia mountains, Richard B Russell Parkway, temperatures, Union County
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Coldest temps of season--and snow--into Georgia
Snow showers fell in many areas of north Georgia overnight, including most of an eight-county stretch along the state line with Tennessee getting 1-2 inches of snow. Snow showers are possible for many of those areas until early afternoon. Temperatures for much of north Georgia this morning were in the 20’s.
The weather has closed Union County schools today, on what would have been the first day of the new semester.
The state forecast includes a wind advisory for much of Georgia, and hard freeze warning for south Georgia through the evening. Highs today expected in the 30s and 40s across the state.
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Edgar Treiguts
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1/02/2008 08:23:00 AM
Labels: cold weather, Georgia, snow, snow showers, Union County