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Dunwoody Police honor achievements

The Dunwoody Police Department has announced the winners of its 2011 achievement awards. Each year, officers and employees are selected for outstanding contributions to the department. Below are…

Ahimsa House serves pets of domestic violence victims

Ahimsa House serves pets of domestic violence victims

The playful Labrador-Greyhound mix was all tail-wags and tricks for Melissa Dorrell when he visited Kelsey’s Dog House recently. He showed off one of his new moves, sitting…

Neighborhood installs cameras after break-ins

Neighborhood installs cameras after break-ins

Residents of Devereaux Commons neighborhood are taking a harder look at the people coming into and out of their quiet Brookhaven neighborhood after a recent series of break-ins.…

CVB expects big year in 2012

This should be a big year for the Dunwoody Convention and Visitors Bureau, the organization’s director says. 2012 will be the first year the CVB is fully staffed,…

Residents get peek at Tilly Mill, Peeler changes

Residents get peek at Tilly Mill, Peeler changes

Dunwoody residents were given a preview of intersection improvements planned for Tilly Mill, North Peachtree and Peeler roads at a meeting Jan. 19 at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church.…

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Disagreements arise over City Hall site

Disagreements arise over City Hall site

Members of the Sandy Springs City Council disagree about whether the old Target site the…

Cityhood legislation moves forward

Legislation to create a city of Brookhaven has begun moving through the state General Assembly.…

City begins process of updating zoning code

City begins process of updating zoning code

The city of Dunwoody asked residents for their input on the most important zoning issues…

Meister addresses rezoning concerns, ethics inquiry

Meister addresses rezoning concerns, ethics inquiry

Atlanta School Board Member Nancy Meister apologized to parents attending the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods…

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Georgia Shakespeare receives $300,000 grant

Georgia Shakespeare will be able to expand its summer productions in Piedmont Park for three years due to a $300,000 grant from the Charles Loridans Foundation. The grant…

DeKalb recruits volunteers to help beautify county

Those tired of eyesores littering their neighborhoods now have a way to take matters into their own hands. DeKalb County’s Planning and Sustainability Department has introduced the Neighborhood…

City backs voter registration, education project

The Sandy Springs City Council is getting behind an effort to educate and register voters in the city and in the rest of Fulton County. At its regular…

New city offers cut to DeKalb’s higher taxes

By State Representative, Mike Jacobs On the heels of DeKalb County’s 2011 property tax hike, the millage cap for the proposed city of Brookhaven will be set at 3.35 mills…

Five years, one mission

Five years, one mission

By Steve Levene This issue marks the start of our sixth publishing year. When the first two Reporter editions in Sandy Springs and Buckhead rolled off the presses…

Church ‘pig-out’ marks holidays

They call it their “Epiphany pig.” Every January for the past 25 years or so, members of the Church of the Atonement, an Episcopal congregation in Sandy Springs,…

Brookhaven Reporter

Brookhaven Police Blotter – from police reports dated through Jan. 19

The following information was pulled from DeKalb County Police Department’s Crimetrac system (www.crimemapping.com/map/ga/dekalbcounty) for the zip code 30319 and the lower Buford Highway corridor.  The information on…

Buckhead Reporter

Ahimsa House serves pets of domestic violence victims

The playful Labrador-Greyhound mix was all tail-wags and tricks for Melissa Dorrell when he visited Kelsey’s Dog House recently. He showed off one of his new moves,…

Dunwoody Reporter

Dunwoody Police honor achievements

The Dunwoody Police Department has announced the winners of its 2011 achievement awards. Each year, officers and employees are selected for outstanding contributions to the department. Below…

Sandy Springs Reporter

Disagreements arise over City Hall site

Members of the Sandy Springs City Council disagree about whether the old Target site the city bought for $8 million in 2008 is the best location for…