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Cedartown · Cedartown

Cedartown Man Jailed for Biting Nurse, Police Officer at Hospital

Eduardo Perez, 32 of Cedartown, was arrested at a hospital after reports said he bit a nurse and police officer. Reports said that officers were dispatched to the hospital at 18 Water oak Drive to a report of a disturbance involving Perez. Upon arrival, a nurse allowed the officer through the secure doors and led him to the lunchroom, where he allegedly observed two women and two men… SourceSee the Story

Solar Power · Cedartown

Georgia facility to recycle 10 million solar panels per year

Unlike the single use of multi-million-year-old fossil fuels, solar panels can be recycled, recovering much of their materials for future use.SolarCycle announced it will open a 5 GW solar module recycling facility in Cedartown, Georgia. It was announced in partnership with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. An estimated 10 million solar panels will be recycled each year at the 255,000 square foot facility. This is large enough to process an estimated…See the Story

Polk County, Georgia · Polk County

SOLARCYCLE Accelerates Plans for Polk County Operation, Investing $62M, Creating 640 Full Time Jobs

Governor Brian P. Kemp announced late this week that SOLARCYCLE, an advanced technology-based solar recycling company, will accelerate its expansion into Polk County to meet increasing demand for solar panel recycling services. The company is investing an additional $62 million to increase its panel recycling capacity to 10 million solar panels per year and create 640 new full-time jobs. SourceSee the Story

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