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Atlanta Gas Light to replace large gas pipe in Sandy Springs
Atlanta Gas Light is replacing part of a natural gas pipeline in Sandy Springs. The property where the work is taking place is near the intersection of Mount Vernon, Abernathy...
Clarkston mayor drops out of Georgia Senate race to run for DeKalb County Commission
Clarkston Mayor Ted Terry has dropped out of the race against U.S. Senator David Perdue to run for an open seat on the DeKalb County Commission. Terry announced Jan. 26...
Exceptional Educator: Brandon Hall teacher leads National Cemetery cleanup
Greg Morris has been working hard to have his students more actively engaged in the community, from cleanup projects to water testing experiments. Morris teaches science at Brandon Hall School,...
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Atlanta Gas Light to replace large gas pipe in Sandy Springs
Atlanta Gas Light is replacing part of a natural gas pipeline in Sandy Springs. The property where the work is taking place is near the intersection of Mount Vernon, Abernathy...
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‘Dunwoody Next’ comprehensive plan update kicks off Feb. 8
The city of Dunwoody is beginning its “Dunwoody Next” comprehensive plan update, which will include two chances for the public to provide input on what they envision for the city....
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Brookhaven City Council retreat to be held Feb. 8
The Brookhaven City Council will hold its annual retreat — or what city officials like to call its “advance” — on Saturday, Feb. 8. The meeting is a place where...
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Chamber choir to perform selections based on famous artworks in Buckhead concert
The Atlanta-based chamber choir Coro Vocati will perform selections based on famous artworks in a Buckhead concert Feb. 2. “The Art & the Artist” is a “musical exploration” of four...
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Worth Knowing: Exercise pro takes her fitness students to the water
Do you ever wonder why some people seem naturally impervious to aging? To find out, I recently spent time with Marlene Colon, a seemingly ageless local fitness instructor. If you’ve...
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Chamber choir to perform selections based on famous artworks in Buckhead concert
The Atlanta-based chamber choir Coro Vocati will perform selections based on famous artworks in a Buckhead concert Feb. 2. “The Art & the Artist” is a “musical exploration” of four...
Restaurant Report: Sushi coming, subs leaving and other dining news
BoruBoru, a sushi restaurant, opened in the Hammond Exchange shopping center at 5980 Roswell Road in Sandy Springs on Jan. 13. The restaurant has one other location near Emory University,...
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Buckhead crime reports, Jan. 1-22
The following information, involving events that took place in Buckhead Jan. 1 through Jan. 22, was provided by the Zone 2 precinct of the Atlanta Police Department from its open...
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Buckhead’s Pace Academy starts new Lower School construction; Castle renovation to come
Pace Academy, a Buckhead private school, has started construction on its new Lower School building, set to open in August 2021. Renovation of the school’s historic “Castle” building is planned...
Sandy Springs’ Temple Emanu-El to host discussion on treatment of asylum-seekers
A Jan. 26 community event in Sandy Springs featuring many nonprofit groups and places of worship aims to raise awareness about the treatment of asylum-seekers in Georgia and at the...
Sandy Springs Conservancy executive director exits
Melody Harclerode, the executive director of The Sandy Springs Conservancy, has resigned from her position to join another unnamed metro Atlanta organization. Now the parks advocacy organization is searching for...
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Economist speaks to Sandy Springs Perimeter Chamber about metro Atlanta’s diversity
Tom Cunningham, the chief economist for the Metro Chamber of Commerce, spoke about metro Atlanta’s diversity being a strong suit to its economy at the Sandy Springs Chamber of Commerce...
Dunwoody residents, mayor surprised by GDOT toll lane demolition concepts
Dunwoody residents Edward and Areum Chung were shocked to learn GDOT wants to tear down their home as part of its controversial I-285 top end toll lanes, according to a...
