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Dunwoody sees improved ambulance service
Dunwoody officials say an agreement worked out with DeKalb County to ensure quicker ambulance response times to address ongoing service concerns in the city appears to be working after its...
Commentary: Looking into 2019’s political crystal ball
As 2018 wraps up and a new year looms, we asked a dozen local newsmakers to peek into their crystal balls and see what’s ahead. Here’s are their thoughts on...
Sandy Springs Perimeter Chamber names ‘Woman of Distinction’
The Sandy Springs Perimeter Chamber of Commerce has named its 2018 “Woman of Distinction” as Trinita Ervin, an employee at Northside Hospital and founder of a nonprofit. “Now in its...
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Sandy Springs’ north end redevelopment concepts head to City Council
The Sandy Springs North End Revitalization Task Force’s report is headed to the City Council, calling for a new multiuse trail, a community center and one large “catalyst” project that...
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Dunwoody sees improved ambulance service
Dunwoody officials say an agreement worked out with DeKalb County to ensure quicker ambulance response times to address ongoing service concerns in the city appears to be working after its...
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Brookhaven councilmember tells the Greenway ‘fairy tale’
Editor’s Note: The following speech was delivered by Brookhaven City Councilmember Joe Gebbia during the Dec. 12 groundbreaking for the Peachtree Creek Greenway. Gebbia represents District 4 on the council...
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Two Buckhead senior complexes plan major expansions
Two of Buckhead’s biggest senior residential complexes aim to get even bigger along their section of Peachtree Road near the Brookhaven border. Canterbury Court and Lenbrook currently have hundreds of...
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Brookhaven councilmember tells the Greenway ‘fairy tale’
Editor’s Note: The following speech was delivered by Brookhaven City Councilmember Joe Gebbia during the Dec. 12 groundbreaking for the Peachtree Creek Greenway. Gebbia represents District 4 on the council...
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Sandy Springs starts to ‘Sparkle’ for holiday season
The “Sparkle Sandy Springs” display of decorated miniature houses and holiday lights at City Springs debuted Dec. 2. The free display continues through Dec. 31. Sparkle Sandy Springs began last...
Heritage Sandy Springs cancels final farmers market
Heritage Sandy Springs has canceled its Dec. 8 Farmers Market, which was expected to be this season’s final day. Citing the expected inclement weather, the group announced Dec. 7 it...
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Dunwoody sees improved ambulance service
Dunwoody officials say an agreement worked out with DeKalb County to ensure quicker ambulance response times to address ongoing service concerns in the city appears to be working after its...
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Local schools receive funding for math and science programs
Two local schools and the DeKalb district recently received funding to support their math, science and arts, or STEAM, programs. STEAM, which stands for science, technology, engineering, art and math,...
Indian consulate hosts Hanukkah celebration
India’s Atlanta consulate, based in Sandy Springs, hosted an annual Hanukkah celebration in the Indian tradition on Dec. 2. Among the many attendees were Indian Consul General Dr. Swati Vijay...
Buckhead CID to give $50K to homelessness program
The Buckhead Community Improvement District will contribute $50,000 in seed money to a major program aimed at solving chronic homelessness in the city. HomeFirst Atlanta, a joint effort of the...
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Buc shuttle could become on-demand ‘microtransit’
The “buc” shuttle that serves Buckhead business district commuters could become on-demand “microtransit” in a kind of van-meets-Uber approach, according to a consultant studying the service’s future. Operated under the...
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Two local schools and the DeKalb district recently received funding to support their math, science and arts, or STEAM, programs. STEAM, which stands for science…