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The Dunwoody mayor and City Council have awarded $250,000 to the Dunwoody Nature Center and Dunwoody Preservation Trust as part of its annual Facilities Improvement Partnership Program (FIPP), but some council members raised questions about the funding process and the ongoing expansion of facilities at the Nature Center.
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Dunwoody council awards $250K to nature, history nonprofits
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The Dunwoody mayor and City Council have awarded $250,000 to the Dunwoody Nature Center and Dunwoody Preservation Trust as part of its annual Facilities Improve…