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    Detectives sniff out food impostors

    Associated Press

    Inspector Giorgio Capovani laid out his array of cheese impostors. A wedge of "Parmesansan" made in Lithuania, a container of "Parmazano Fiorentino" produced in Britain and labeled "dairy free," a chunk of German "Parmezano" sold in Mexico.



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  • Representatives, host families wanted

    The Academic Foundation for International Cultural Exchange is looking for individuals to work as community representatives finding host families and working with foreign exchange students during the school year. Individuals must enjoy working with teenagers and have good communication skills.



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    As they graduate, seniors offer advice

    The Telegraph Teen Board

    As the school year comes to a close, many Middle Georgia teens will be packing up and heading to college, leaving their high school lives behind. Many Middle Georgia seniors offered some advice to rising seniors and underclassmen. Here's what they said.


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  • Summer vacation a capital experience

    jburk@macon.com

    Come summertime, I'm usually ready for some time off and a little vacation. That's why - in the face of gas prices hovering around $4 a gallon - in late June, three friends and I set out on a 1,350 mile road trip to Washington, D.C.

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