The Standard Journal - 2014-07-09

• Celebratin­g the champions
• Woman walking across America for homeless
• Drug Task Force arrests 2, seizes more than 100 marijuana plants
• Hospital constructi­on to finish by mid-September
• First week of early voting sees 275 at the polls
• The Atlanta Braves were able to win 9 in a row, but fell before hitting double digits.
• Atlanta man donates items to the Rockmart History Museum
• Polk County’s project to fix Deaton Spring’s Water Treatment Facility continues
• Polk Water Authority considers proposal from Taylorsvil­le mayor
• Boating law regulating youngsters goes into effect
• Column: Own a bazooka? Fine with me, just keep it at home
• Obamacare not good news
• How I write
• Cross-county car chase ends with wreck, arrests
• Three injured in head-on collision
• Arrest Reports
• Police still looking into open murder cases
• K-9 Grooming celebrates anniversar­y in Rockmart
• Firefighte­rs hold joint exercise at Rockmart facility
• County considers proposal to get fire decision on ballot
• Parade highlights homespun events
• Calendar
• Young children learn to be ‘ big thinkers’ during show at library
• Tristan Walker wins at Skills USA
• Summer fun at local library
• Public safety committee approves speed limit change, tree plantings at county firing range for full board vote
• County to take over Silver Comet Trail maintenanc­e
• Obituaries
• Ken Suffridge attends GMA convention
• Astrograph
• Sense & Sensitivit­y
• Pesticides can be lethal if labels are not followed
• Japanese beetles have returned to Polk County
• Georgia 4-H’ers elect new officers
• Consumer questions, answers
• Bacon: The love affair continues
• Say goodbye to ground meat, hello tacos
• Frugal Living
• Cedartown softball team heading to Dizzy Dean World Series after winning state title in Rossville
• Signature win for Almirola, No. 43 car at Daytona
• 2014 Wheelchair Race
• Semifinals determined for World Cup
• COMMUNITY SPORTS BRIEFS
• From the Sports Desk
• Wash. issues first pot shop licenses
• Pope: Bishops will be accountabl­e for sex abuse

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