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Man convicted of shooting wife gets 35-year sentence

ATLANTA (CBS ATLANTA, Reporter Newspapers broadcast partner) – Jurors sentenced the Sandy Springs man found guilty of attempted murder to a maximum of 35 years in jail. On Thursday, it…

Jury finds Sandy Springs man guilty of shooting wife

Reporter Newspapers broadcast partner CBS Atlanta reports that a Fulton County Jury has convicted Michael Parson of attempting to murder his wife, Adina. Prosecutors claim Michael Parsons in 2012 shot…

So tasty

So tasty

Lauren Woods and her son Ryan look over treats at Holy Innocents’ Early Learners annual Mother’s Day Spider Tea Party on May 9. The menu included bug juice with fizzy…

Local congregations provide housing for homeless families

Local congregations provide housing for homeless families

Penina Richards brought flowers. It just happened to be Mother’s Day, and she thought a few vases filled with little roses, colored pink or peach or red, would brighten these…

Hunger doesn’t take a summer break

Hunger doesn’t take a summer break

By Tamara Carrera When the Community Assistance Center (CAC) opened its doors in 1987 to help neighbors in need, it had a 2×8-foot food closet serving two to 10 families per day.…

PCID commits $10.5 million to I-285/Ga. 400 interchange

Gov. Nathan Deal announced in a press conference May 22 that the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts have committed to provide $10.5 million toward improving the I-285/Ga. 400 interchange. Deal applauded…

Idol bound?

Idol bound?

Youngsters displayed their singing and dancing talents at the ShowStoppers 2013 event, part of the ArtSSpring celebration in Sandy Springs. Winners in the elementary school category, from left, Catherine Roddey,…

Lovett headmaster examines Abraham Lincoln’s faith

Lovett headmaster examines Abraham Lincoln’s faith

Billy Peebles gets excited when he talks about Abraham Lincoln. Peebles’ eyes light as he warms to his subject. He speaks quickly, jumping from topic to topic, enthusiasm building, as…

Residents: $350,000 townhomes too cheap

Sandy Springs City Council on May 21 approved zoning for a development of 62 townhomes along the 5800 block of Glenridge Drive, with prices starting at $350,000. Some of the…

Letter to the editor: Keep Sandy Springs City Hall a rental

To the editor: Nothing chaps me more than reading how our Sandy Springs elected officials are going to “revive” downtown (Sandy Springs Reporter, May 3-16, “City Council to Planners: Leave…

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