AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorld Cup in Atlanta: Georgia is rolling out a free, ticket-free World Cup exhibit at the Georgia World Congress Center, “Georgia, the Whole Day Through,” with Georgia food, music, art, and brewery/winery stops on June 11 and select match dates through July. Ebola & travel: The CDC is asking for volunteers to help with airport Ebola health screenings, including at Hartsfield-Jackson, as the U.S. expands enhanced screening for travelers arriving from affected countries; meanwhile, the DRC says its World Cup delegation is compliant with U.S. Ebola protocols. Getting there costs more: New reporting highlights sticker shock for World Cup transport in U.S. host cities, with some fans facing steep rail/shuttle fares on top of tickets and hotels. Metro Atlanta summer plans: Access Atlanta rounds up free things to do in June, from comedy and library magic to Oakland Cemetery volunteer work. Local outdoors: Camp Martha Johnston in Lizella is set to reopen for summer sessions starting June 7 with activities like canoeing, hiking, archery, and swimming. Health alert: Elevated E. coli in the Chattahoochee River is forcing temporary closures after heavy rain.
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