Rome News-Tribune - 2020-05-01

• Crews peel back facade
• Sheriff’s deputies deliver food to the ill and elderly
• Rome sees March sales tax boost
• Kemp lifts stay-at-home order for all of Georgia
• Herb’s Barber Shop closes after 60 years
• Today in History
• Georgia House to resume committee meetings online
• Some COVID-19 layoffs linked to automation
• Ga. unemployme­nt claims nearing 1.4M
• What will be the takeaway?
• Law enforcemen­t officers’ memory can be painful
• Believe it or not
• Open burning of trees, brush extended for Floyd County
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Report: Man threatened to kill a woman on Butler Street
• County OKS 19 new AC units for parks and rec
• US economic contractio­n of 4.8% surpasses Europe’s 3.8%
• Civil rights group demands federal probe of Ga. killing
• Father’s history of addiction clouds the future with his two daughters
• Season to resume May 17 with seven races in 10 days
• Team leaders have intent to resume slate
• Team announces policies for ticket refunds
• League officials being ‘deliberate’ with 2020 plans

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