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Bainbridge City Council considers agreement with Humane Society, considers amendment to alcohol ordinances
The Bainbridge City Council met for their April meeting last Tuesday evening. Following the invocation and pledge, the Council voted to approve the previous meeting minutes. After this, they considered an agreement with the Humane Society, which is preparing to move to its new shelter. Alongside this move, the city and Humane Society will enter […] The post Bainbridge City Council considers agreement with Humane Society, considers amendment to alcohol ordinances appeared first on The Post-Searchlight.
Mooo-ve It: Suspect flees, crashes car into FRM cow
When Bainbridge Public Safety Officers attempted to perform a traffic stop on a suspect for a suspended license over the weekend, what was supposed to be a stop turned into a chase as the suspect fled. The chase ultimately ended with the suspect crashing into Flint River Mills, damaging the large cow model often seen […] The post Mooo-ve It: Suspect flees, crashes car into FRM cow appeared first on The Post-Searchlight.
Montgomery County Deputies Arrest Man Wanted in Decatur County
(Red Oak) The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office arrested 48-year-old Timothy Lee Hutchinson of Decatur County in the 1700 block of Highway 34. Deputies transported Hutchinson to the Montgomery County Jail on a Decatur County Warrant for violating his probation. He is held on no bond and is awaiting extradition to Decatur County.
Rotary Club learns of farming trends from Dr. Paul Johnson
The Bainbridge Rotary Club met for their weekly meeting at the Kirbo Center on Tuesday. The guest speaker of the day was Dr. Paul Johnson, local dairy farmer, large animal vet, and owner of Providence Dairy. “This presentation is not necessarily about dairy farms, or farming in general, it’s about the changing landscape of American […] The post Rotary Club learns of farming trends from Dr. Paul Johnson appeared first on The Post-Searchlight.
Bainbridge, Georgia site raises ethical concerns in research
In recent discussions surrounding the proposed facility by Safer Human Medicine (SHM) in Bainbridge, Georgia, aimed at addressing a perceived shortage of nonhuman primates (NHPs) for medical research, it is essential to critically examine the ethical and scientific implications of relying on NHPs in research endeavors. First, researchers have claimed for years and years that testing on NHPs was key to curing Alzheimer’s, dementia, and a host of other ills. “Give us the monkeys and we’ll give...
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