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Georgia Recorder

There’s a new publication in the state of Georgia that is focused on investigative journalism. Check out Georgia Recorder. Subscribe to the newsletter. It’s free.

Here’s two articles worth checking out.

Teachers get only part of promised raises this school year

Power plant coal ash a threat to Georgia’s water

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food

Go Blue(Berry) For Georgia!

Go Blueberry for Georgia

November 6th is Election Day. Let’s make Georgia Blue with blueberries.

GOAL: I am collect 12 to 15 blueberry recipes from friends to create a quick and easy blueberry cookbook that will be a fundraiser for Georgia democratic candidates, Stacey Abrams who is running for governor and Lucy McBath who is running for Congress in the 6th district. Fill out the form if you are interested. Deadline for entries is August 15th.

If you want to contribute a recipe, sign up via this Google form https://goo.gl/forms/LgoWTeQCMw4Xeta12

I have created a blog for this cookbook, Go Blue(Berry) For Georgia!

WHY BLUEBERRIES? Although Georgia is known as the Peach State, blueberries are Georgia’s most lucrative fruit crop, by far. Things are changing in Georgia, so let’s embrace blue (berries).  I am looking for recipes blueberry muffins, blueberry pie, blueberry buckle, blueberry vinaigrette, blueberry baked brie and more.

 

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Peaches At The Forsyth Farmer’s Market

Georgia is known as the “Peach” state, but I hear that South Carolina produces more peaches. When you in this part of the South, the Low Country, you get the best produce from both states. Watsonia Farms is a regular vendor at the Forsyth Farmers’ Market, and they bring pretty peaches every week. Watsonia Farms is a family farm based in Monetta, South Carolina that is nearly 100 years old.