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Man found dead in Buckhead from possible shooting
A man found dead in Buckhead on the morning of June 17 was apparently killed by a gunshot, according to the Atlanta Police Department. The victim, who has not been...
Sandy Springs council member proposes hate crimes law
Sandy Springs Councilmember Andy Bauman is proposing a hate crimes law that would create stronger penalties for local crimes based on race, sexual orientation, gender identity and religion, among others....
New Buckhead 5K highlights neighborhood’s walkability
The inaugural “buckheadRUN!” 5K race, sponsored by Livable Buckhead, drew 260 runners to Lenox Square on June 1. Dylan Loope was the overall winner, and Natalie Witt won the women’s...
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Photos: Sandy Springs Lantern Parade led by ‘flying pigs’
The Sandy Springs Lantern Parade returned June 15 for its fourth year. The parade was led by a group of a “flying pig” lanterns in a nod to a legendary...
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DeKalb offering free residential bulk items curbside pickup
Bulky items, including furniture and appliances, can be picked up free from DeKalb County residents’ curbsides as part of the county’s Operation Spring Clean Sweep campaign. Residential customers whose regularly...
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DeKalb offering free residential bulk items curbside pickup
Bulky items, including furniture and appliances, can be picked up free from DeKalb County residents’ curbsides as part of the county’s Operation Spring Clean Sweep campaign. Residential customers whose regularly...
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Man found dead in Buckhead from possible shooting
A man found dead in Buckhead on the morning of June 17 was apparently killed by a gunshot, according to the Atlanta Police Department. The victim, who has not been...
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Letter: Dunwoody’s non-discrimination code is good, mischaracterizing religious freedom laws isn’t
I read with interest Dyana Bagby’s characteristically well-reported article on the Dunwoody non-discrimination ordinance (“Dunwoody set to quietly approve LGBTQ anti-bias ordinance,” June 1.) My only quibble is with her...
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Photos: Sandy Springs Lantern Parade led by ‘flying pigs’
The Sandy Springs Lantern Parade returned June 15 for its fourth year. The parade was led by a group of a “flying pig” lanterns in a nod to a legendary...
Photos: Food That Rocks festival draws a crowd to City Springs
The fourth annual “Food That Rocks” festival drew a crowd to City Springs to taste food from over 20 local restaurants June 8. The festival benefited three charity organizations: the...
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Man found dead in Buckhead from possible shooting
A man found dead in Buckhead on the morning of June 17 was apparently killed by a gunshot, according to the Atlanta Police Department. The victim, who has not been...
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The Weber School partners with Los Ninos Primeros
The Weber School has partnered with Los Niños Primero, which assists underserved Latino preschool children, helping raise funds for the program and collaborating with students. “The Weber School has become...
At marathon Holy Spirit expansion meeting, talk of agreement, threats of lawsuits
A massive, marathon meeting about Holy Spirit Catholic Church and Preparatory School’s controversial campus expansion plan April 24 was filled with tough questions and hopes of compromise — all backed...
Sandy Springs Olympic swimmer helps raise funds for cancer research
Two-time Olympian Nei Kuan Chia, who lives in Sandy Springs, helped raise funds for pediatric cancer at June 11 swimming event. Nei Kuan Chia joined local swimmers from the Ansley...
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Long-dormant High Street unveils new website, illustrations
The massive $2 billion High Street mixed-use development that developers say is slated to break ground by the end of the year has unveiled a new website and new illustrations...
Buckhead Business Association honors first responders for life-saving rescues
The Buckhead Business Association honored police officers and firefighters for rescues that saved lives – both human and animal – with awards given in its annual “Signature Luncheon” on June...
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Possible alignments for the Atlanta BeltLine’s Northeast Trail, which would run between Buckhead and Monroe Drive, will be unveiled and discussed at a June 25 community meeting. www.reporternewspapers.net/2019/06/15/possible-buckhead-paths-for-beltlines-northeast-trail-to-be…
Possible Buckhead paths for BeltLine’s Northeast Trail to be unveiled at June 25 meeting
Possible alignments for the Atlanta BeltLine’s Northeast Trail, which would run between Buckhead and Monroe Drive, will be unveiled and discussed at a June 25…