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'Gone With the Wind' Documentary to Film in Marietta - Marietta Patch National film company Leva Film Works will shoot scenes in Marietta during Memorial Day weekend for a documentary that will be included in the 75th anniversary edition DVD of Gone With the Wind. The documentary will feature Root House Museum and Garden, Zion Church Museum,Brumby Hall, Marietta National Cemetery, Marietta Square and Glover Park, and Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. Visit Marietta Patch for more on this story. Millions Stolen from East Cobb Woman - East Cobb Patch For nearly four years, Jeffrey T. Carr and his father allegedly used manipulation and a family rift to steal millions of dollars from a 91-year-old East Cobb woman. But the alleged …
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A look at top stories from Patch sites across Georgia.
Family of Five Displaced Due to House Fire - Lawrenceville Patch A family of five has been displaced due to a fire that completely destroyed their Lawrenceville home. While no injuries were reported, the family's two cats have not been located since the fire broke out, according to Gwinnett County Fire spokesman Lt. Colin Rhoden. The blaze appeared to have originated in the basement of the two-story single-family home, and fire crews battled the flames from the inside and outside. For additional details and photos, visit Lawrenceville Patch. Taxi Driver Gets DUI with 5 Passengers - Cartersville Patch A taxi driver who allegedly drove off both sides of the road and nearly hit two cars was servicing five passengers when he was arrested and…
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