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Handel announces campaign to regain 6th Congressional District seat
Karen Handel announced March 25 she is running for the 6th Congressional District seat, months after losing it narrowly in a historic loss to Lucy McBath that flipped the Republican...
Handel announces campaign to regain 6th Congressional District seat
Karen Handel announced March 25 she is running for the 6th Congressional District seat, months after losing it narrowly in a historic loss to Lucy McBath that flipped the Republican...
$3K grant supports Eagle Scout’s cleanup work at Buckhead’s Mountain Way Common
Buckhead’s Mountain Way Common park has received a $3,000 grant that will support ongoing cleanup and reforestation work led by a local Eagle Scout. Matthew Keagle of Troop 370, sponsored...
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Handel announces campaign to regain 6th Congressional District seat
Karen Handel announced March 25 she is running for the 6th Congressional District seat, months after losing it narrowly in a historic loss to Lucy McBath that flipped the Republican...
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Dunwoody Police seeking suspect who used baseball bat to break out home’s windows
Dunwoody Police are searching for a suspect in his late teens or early 20s who allegedly broke out windows at a home on Wynterhall Lane using a baseball bat. The...
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Handel announces campaign to regain 6th Congressional District seat
Karen Handel announced March 25 she is running for the 6th Congressional District seat, months after losing it narrowly in a historic loss to Lucy McBath that flipped the Republican...
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Police open tip line in Atlanta Child Murders cases
The Atlanta Police Department has opened a special phone line for tips in the four-decade-old Atlanta Child Murders cases following authorities’ recent announcement that old evidence will be retested with...
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Robin’s Nest: Little What’s-Her-Name
I choke at introductions. It doesn’t matter if you have lived next door to me for eight years, if we chaired the school auction together, if you have the same...
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Concert schedule, parking details announced for Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival
Brookhaven’s 5th annual Cherry Blossom Festival is being held Saturday and Sunday, March 30-31, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Blackburn Park, 3493 Ashford Dunwoody Road, and will feature...
Brookhaven cracks down on liquor taxes
The city of Brookhaven has sent letters to some restaurants throughout the city where alcohol is served, claiming the businesses have not been paying their full share of liquor excise...
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Police open tip line in Atlanta Child Murders cases
The Atlanta Police Department has opened a special phone line for tips in the four-decade-old Atlanta Child Murders cases following authorities’ recent announcement that old evidence will be retested with...
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Perimeter adult learning classes to teach about Ga. film industry, more at Dunwoody UMC
Perimeter Adult Learning Services, or PALS, has announced its Spring 2019 session begins on March 25 and runs for seven weeks through May 13 at Dunwoody United Methodist Church. Classes...
Sandy Springs synagogue hosting Jewish-Latino film series
Congregation Or Hadash in Sandy Springs has set its second annual Jewish-Latino Film Series for the week of March 31 to April 6. The series, open to the general public,...
$3K grant supports Eagle Scout’s cleanup work at Buckhead’s Mountain Way Common
Buckhead’s Mountain Way Common park has received a $3,000 grant that will support ongoing cleanup and reforestation work led by a local Eagle Scout. Matthew Keagle of Troop 370, sponsored...
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Sandy Springs council approves Barfield hotel, office
The Sandy Springs City Council gave final approval to the plan to build hotel and office buildings on Barfield Road and Mount Vernon Highway at its March 19 meeting. The...
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The Atlanta Police Department has opened a special phone line for tips in the four-decade-old Atlanta Child Murders cases following authorities’ recent announcement that old evidence will be retested with modern methods. www.reporternewspapers.net/2019/03/25/police-open-tip-line-in-atlanta-child-murders-cases/
Police open tip line in Atlanta Child Murders cases
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The Atlanta Police Department has opened a special phone line for tips in the four-decade-old Atlanta Child Murders cases following authorities’ recent announ…