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Data center would add significantly to tax digest, but residents have concerns
Raeden plans to renovate an 88,000 square-foot data center in Dunwoody for up to $500 million, a move expected to significantly increase local tax revenue despite ongoing concerns from residents…
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3mStray Sandy Springs kitten 'wheels and deals' his way to a new home
A North Springs High School teacher and her husband adopted a tiny kitten named Friday Shadow after Sandy Springs emergency responders rescued him from their car's wheel well.
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6mBrookhaven residents push for deferral on DeKalb fire station location
Brookhaven residents submitted a petition asking the city council to delay signing an agreement for a new DeKalb fire station at Blackburn Park during the October 13 meeting.
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2mTrump to campaign in Georgia with Rep. Collins, Rick Jackson
President Donald Trump is set to hold a campaign rally in Dalton, Georgia, this Friday, joined by Representative Mike Collins and gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson.
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2mFormer public housing site breaks ground on phase two, gets new name
Atlanta Housing marks a milestone with the groundbreaking of Ariel Place at Bowen, a transformative mixed-income community bringing 2,000 homes and modern amenities to the historic Carey Park neighborhood.
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5mPride Grand Marshal Jenny Arellano embodies importance of trans Latina leadership
Jenny Arellano, a prominent media personality and advocate, was named one of this year's Atlanta Pride Grand Marshals in recognition of her long-standing leadership within the trans Latina community.