Spearfisherman dies while seeking grouperKeysNetA family from Dunwoody, Ga., was thrown into the waters of South Sound Creek off Key Largo at 9 am Saturday after their 18-foot Hewes fishing boat struck a ...
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Publisher's Note: We recently publishedanarticle highlighting the $30 million in stimulus fundsthat the federal government has awarded Decatur organizations. This story is a follow up, provided t
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Former DeKalb County schools chief Crawford Lewis and his top construction official were indicted last month on charges they profited off a racketeering scheme focused on school construction.In the largest school system scandal in recent memory, a g...
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There were music—including blues, funk and gypsy jazz on the bandstand—more than 140 artists from around the nation selling paintings, jewelry and more; dancers; storytellers and comedians at the 22nd annual Decatur Arts Festival Memorial Day wee...
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One night during a house party in his Decatur home several years ago, Richard Lenz said he passed an acoustic guitar to Nathan Beaver whom he’d never heard before and asked him to sing a song. By the time Beaver was done, the room was silent, and s...
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Art on the BeltLine officially opens Saturday with more than 40 performances and visual art installations. The temporary art project will highlight the Atlanta BeltLine, a 22-mile loop around the city’s core featuring parks, trails, transit and development. Saturday’s events begin at 4 p.m. in Gordon White Park with a variety of performances created within Atlanta’s eclectic art communities.From June through October, nearly eight miles of the Atlanta BeltLine corridor on the east and west side of the city will be open to pedestrians and off-road bicyclists via an interim trail. Art installations and historic site interpretations have been placed along the corridor. (See video o
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Event Date and Time: 06/10/2010 - 6:45pm - 9:45pm Civic League, ARC Seek Citizens' Help in Planning for Sustainable FutureMay 18, 2010 - (ATLANTA) Thirty years from now, where will metro Atlantans get their water? How will they get around? And, greenspace, will there be enough? Will the region still be able to attract new businesses, new residents and visitors?
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