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Hall court plans to move at ‘fast pace’ with $1 million award to address case backlog

Courtrooms in Hall County Superior Court, pictured in September 2020. - photo by Scott Rogers

COURTSTOCK 6.jpg — Courtrooms in Hall County Superior Court, pictured in September 2020. - photo by Scott Rogers

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Updated: Jan 5, 2022, 3:51 AM

Published: Jan 4, 2022, 10:29 PM

Hall County’s Court Administrator Jason Stephenson said court officials are hoping to set a “fast pace” for 2022 to fix its backlog of cases, especially with an additional $1 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.

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Social Security office in Gainesville not closing, DOGE says in social media post

The Rubicon office building on Thompson Bridge Road near the bridge on Lake Lanier has been sold. One of the occupants of the building is the Social Security Administration. - photo by Scott Rogers

04242021 RUBICON 1.jpg — The Rubicon office building on Thompson Bridge Road near the bridge on Lake Lanier has been sold. One of the occupants of the building is the Social Security Administration. - photo by Scott Rogers

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The Times

Published: Mar 28, 2025, 3:55 PM

The Social Security Administration office in Gainesville will remain open.

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