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A Bibb County deputy assists Jason Clark of Southeastern Reptile Rescue, as Clark tapes shut the jaws of a large alligator caught early Wednesday near the northbound entrance ramp of Interstate 75 near Hartley Bridge Road.

‘Don’t try this at home’: Rescuer says it’s been busiest year for alligators

Two eyes glowed from the tall grass off Interstate 75 near Hartley Bridge Road.

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Lamar County corner back Quay Searcy (6) knocks down Upson-Lee quarterback Cory Moss (17) during their scrimmage August 17.

Searcy commits to Georgia Tech

Lamar County's Quay Searcy is the third Trojan this week to commit to Georgia Tech.

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Polly Lord serves tea last week on a screened porch where she and her husband, Hugh, right, have a good view of their garden in Macon. Below, Polly Lord picks one of her favorite shades of hydrangeas at her Shirley Hills home.

Lords of the hydrangea: Macon couple propagates colorful varieties in Shirley Hills garden

Hydrangea bushes of brilliant blooms have been known to stop traffic in front of Hugh and Polly Lord’s home.

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F-22 program produces few planes, soaring costs

When the U.S. sought to assure Asian allies that it would defend them against potential aggression by North Korea this spring, the Pentagon deployed its top-of-the-line jet fighter, the F-22 Raptor. 8 minutes ago

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In this June 18, 2013 photo released by China's Xinhua News Agency, China's President Xi Jinping addresses a conference on the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China's (CPC) campaign aimed at boosting ties between CPC members and the public, in Beijing. China’s leadership wants to show a cynical public that it’s modernizing and serious about graft, but it appears to be favoring a top-down ideological campaign - with study sessions, self-criticism and propaganda - over imposing real checks on power. That worries many observers, not only because they doubt it will work, but because the tactic appears to be ripped out of revolutionary leader Mao Zedong’s playbook. (AP Photo/Xinhua, Liu Jiansheng) NO SALES

Stampede over Beckham injures 7 in Shanghai

Fans eager to see soccer superstar David Beckham stormed a police cordon Thursday in a stampede at a Shanghai university that injured seven people including five security personnel. 7 minutes ago

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Editorial cartoons (06/20/13)

Editorial cartoons for Thursday, June 20, 2013.

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