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Atlanta mayor’s letter weighs in on potential Olympic cauldron move
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens opposes the relocation of the historic Olympic cauldron, insisting it remain in its longtime Summerhill home to honor the community's voice and legacy.
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4mMARTA launches new Breeze fare payment system on March 28
MARTA transitions to its new Breeze payment system starting March 28. Riders can use new tap-to-pay options or upgraded cards during the five-week transition period ending May 2.
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4mOpen-air terrace at Atlanta's Fox Theatre becomes the Arcade Lounge, a fully enclosed, third-floor club
The Fox Theatre in Midtown enclosed its open-air terrace to create the Arcade Lounge, expanding the Marquee Club's members-only space on the rooftop.
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4mCherry Street Energy and Jamestown partner for Buckhead Village solar installation
Cherry Street Energy is set to install a 227-panel solar array on the roof of the Spanx Global Headquarters to provide renewable energy for Jamestown's Buckhead Village District in Atlanta.
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5mSandy Springs leaders debate car-centric vs. walkable city future
Sandy Springs council members approved a ten-year, $280 million transportation master plan despite internal disagreements regarding road expansions versus pedestrian connectivity and the upcoming TSPLOST renewal.
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3mAtlanta Land Trust appoints David Ogunsanya as executive director
The Atlanta Land Trust has appointed affordable housing veteran David Ogunsanya as its new executive director, tasking him with leading strategic growth and expanding homeownership opportunities across the region.