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Trial of Woodstock Men Accused of Murder Delayed; DragonCon Founder Bought Out
Here are the top stories from Patch towns across the metro Atlanta area.
Trial Delayed For Two Woodstock Men Accused of Murder - Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch
The trial of the three men who allegedly killed a 53-year-old Kennesaw man last April will not begin until Oct. 21. Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch has more details on why the trial has been delayed.
DragonCon Founder Offered Cash for His Shares, New Company Takes Over - Gwinnett Patch
DragonCon founder Edward Kramer has been bought out, and will no longer reap rewards from the annual convention in Atlanta. Learn more about the buyout on Gwinnett Patch.
Police Investigate ATM Theft at Sweet Auburn Curb Market - East Atlanta Patch
Authorities are looking for suspects in the theft of an ATM at the Sweet Auburn Curb Market Tuesday morning. East Atlanta Patch has a description of the suspects' vehicle.
Early Morning House Fire Blamed on Hot Water Heater - Oconee Patch
No one was injured when fire broke out at a Hight Drive home in the early morning hours on July 1, but the utility room to which to the flames were confined was damaged. Learn how firefighters contained the blaze at conee Patch.
Powder Springs Retiree Wins $350,000 - West Cobb Patch
A 61-year-old Powder Springs grandfather is $350,000 richer. Powder Springs Patch knows where the lucky winner bought his ticket from.
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