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Sandy Springs announces flat millage rate will increase tax revenue
Sandy Springs officials plan to maintain the city's property tax rate at 4.731 mills and have scheduled three public hearings at city hall for October 20 and November 3.
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4mChef Kevin Gillespie stepping away from the restaurant industry, leaving Atlanta
Chef Kevin Gillespie, a 'Top Chef' alum and staple of the Atlanta dining scene, is stepping away from the restaurant industry following a serious personal health crisis.
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8mSandy Springs approves grant application for controversial Springway segment
The Sandy Springs City Council approved a grant application to seek $3 million from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources for the next paved segment of the Morgan Falls Loop.
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5mIsrael Baseball to host prospective player showcase in Dunwoody
Israel Baseball is scheduled to host a prospect showcase in Dunwoody on Oct. 18 to scout and develop young Jewish talent for the national team ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
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🥗 Nutrition Nest opening
To your health Wednesday, Oct. 7 — Welcome back! Last week, two different people told me how much they love reading Rough Draft because it keeps them “informed, but not stressed.” Kudos to our small but mighty team, which is now expanding to Athens! Click here to subscribe to the weekly Athens newsletter, coming soon. It […]
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3mBreast cancer survivors debut in drag at Pretty in Pink Gala
Five breast cancer survivors made their drag debut at Lips Atlanta during the Pretty in Pink Gala on Oct. 6 to raise funds for the EmpowHer and Him Breast Cancer Foundation.