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Testimony to begin in Neuman trial

Testimony to begin in Neuman trial

Prosecutors will begin presenting witnesses this afternoon in the murder trial of Hemy Neuman. Neuman has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the slaying of Russell Sneiderman. Neuman…

Spruill Market – Sunday, Feb. 26

11 a.m.-5 p.m. – The Spruill Center for the Arts – Education Center hosts its 4th annual student and instructor jewelry market. The fundraiser showcases the work of beginner and…

Hemy Neuman trial reveals new details about mental state

Hemy Neuman trial reveals new details about mental state

The week of jury selection for the trial of Hemy Neuman ended with claims about Neuman’s mental state when he shot Rusty Sneiderman outside a day care center in Dunwoody,…

Testimony in Neuman trial scheduled to start Feb. 21

Testimony in Neuman trial scheduled to start Feb. 21

Lawyers in the murder trial of Hemy Neuman are scheduled to begin presenting their cases to the jury next week. Judge Gregory Adams’ office said the lawyers would make their…

Dunwoody council mulling storm water rate increase

The city of Dunwoody is considering raising storm water fees to pay for improvements to its aging pipes. Dunwoody Public Works Director Michael Smith recommends the city spend $900,000 to…

CAC changes name to Community Assistance Center

The agency that provides help for people in need in Sandy Springs and Dunwoody is changing its name, but not its initials. The 25-year-old Community Action Center will now be…

Dunwoody homeowners worried about PVC farm sale

Following rumors that the city of Dunwoody may sell the 16-acre PVC farm property to developers, members of the Dunwoody Homeowners Association discussed their concerns about what could become of…

Neuman trial under way

Neuman trial under way

Jury selection is underway for the murder trial of Hemy Neuman. Attorneys began questioning potential jurors Feb. 13 and are expected to spend the next week selecting the 12 people…

Dallas on Transportation: Walking, cycling or driving, transportation matters to us all

Dallas on Transportation: Walking, cycling or driving, transportation matters to us all

Editor’s note: Transportation issues always prove to be hot topics in metro Atlanta. With a special purpose local option sales tax for regional transportation projects on the ballot this summer…

Standout Student – Katie Keith

Standout Student – Katie Keith

Katie Keith Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School, senior Katie Keith loves to travel. The 18-year-old spent part of last summer on an exchange program in Sapporo, Japan. Having studied Spanish for…

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