The Standard Journal - 2020-05-13

• Gone Fishing at a distance
• Library gets creative and offers a variety of digital services
• Graduation dates released for end of June
• PSD looking at student drug testing policy
• Georgia DPH Recommenda­tions and Guidelines
• Elections office has additional precinct schedule change ahead of June primary
• Polk receives Phase 37 of FEMA emergency food grant
• Father, son charged with killing black man Ahmaud Arbery
• Coomer denies allegation­s of fraud
• State judicial emergency to be extended
• We’re not all in this together
• Some random thoughts on some random subjects
• No graduation? It could be worse
• New unemployme­nt claims in Georgia decline from last week
• County commission elects new chair, vice chair
• Georgia state tax revenues down by 35% in April
• Shula, winningest coach in the history of pro football, has died
• Raffensper­ger wants to ease business licensing requiremen­ts
• University system staff, faculty facing furlough days to offset losses from coronaviru­s crisis
• Some facilities back open locally
• HGTV, Food Network helped by lockdown
• By video and social distance, Atlanta’s archbishop installed
• GOP runners spar in debate
• Q&A with Georgia’s senior U.S. senator, David Perdue
• Georgia schools poised for $411 million in virus federal aid
• Berry getting college bids
• Whatley’s game getting attention ahead of 2020 season
• SEC power shows in recruiting
• Falcons’ Allen says idea of practice is ‘nerve-racking’
• Emmert: Unlikely all schools will start seasons at same time
• Denny Hamlin closes NASCAR’s iRacing Series with another victory
• Colleges thrown for big losses in sports budget crunch
• Experts worry CDC is sidelined in virus response
• Georgia lifts criteria for getting a coronaviru­s test

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