Today’s MLK HOLIDAY Closings
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Rome, Floyd County, state and federal offices will be closed today along with all area schools.

The U.S. Post Office will not deliver mail today.

City Solid Waste Collections Department will be closed today. Garbage and recycling normally collected today will be collected on Tuesday. No yard carts will be serviced.

All banks will be closed today.

Rome City Transit will not run today.

Rome-Floyd County Library will be closed today.

Department of Driver Services offices will be closed today.
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wheninrome
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January 26, 2013
Wow. Brilliant.
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wheninrome
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January 25, 2013
Wait, I get it. Black people attend MLK festivities, and the ignorant redneck in you thinks they don't have a car. Sorta like I think you sleep with your sister.

Took me a minute, but ignorance always finds a way to rear its head.

Maybe you wanted a LOL. Here ya go...LOL.

Or a smiley...:)

Well done, your diddy would be proud.
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redneckme
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January 25, 2013
It appears you must be with ignorance you reared your head. You are a racist. Your kind sleeps with there sisters and brothers and everyone else in da hood.
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TheSeer
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January 21, 2013
I guess they got there the same way people get to Broad Street any other day of the year and for any other event held there. They probably drove their own cars or rode together or, if they lived close enough, walked. That may have been the most nonsensical question ever asked on this website.
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the.jury
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January 22, 2013
So your saying Rome City Transit serves no purpose?? What a waste of our money!!! Thanks for your post.
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TheSeer
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January 22, 2013
I'm not saying that at all. I don't understand what the transit system not operating had anything to do with the King march.
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the.jury
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January 23, 2013
Most trolls get caught at some point!! I was posing a legitimate question and it was contorted into something racial...I guess??
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the.jury
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January 21, 2013
So how did all of those people get to Broad St for the march??
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FormerRomanJr.
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January 21, 2013
I wouldn't call that a crowd..

200 max..I've seen bigger crowds at the Health department on a slow Tuesday:-)
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