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Georgia utility regulators greenlight probe into data center costs
Georgia regulators approved an investigation into whether massive energy demands from data centers are unfairly shifting electricity costs onto residential customers, aiming for greater transparency…
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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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6mDunwoody Template
A newsy week May 21 — It’s Cathy from Rough Draft with my weekly newsletter on Dunwoody. It’s the run-up to a holiday weekend, so you might think, “slow news.” Au contraire, Pierre. 🕵🏻 This newsletter details a meeting that recapped the evolution of Perimeter Center area over the past 30 years, two blurbs about local […]
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3mBrookhaven announces creative summer activities in July
Artists of all ages are invited to participate in the "Paint the Dome" event on July 18 at Brookhaven City Centre, celebrating Park and Recreation Month with the national theme of "The Power of..."
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3m❤️ Two love languages
Building vocabulary through image Wednesday, July 8 — In Atlanta this month, two artists are proving that a signature style is constructed one deliberate choice at a time. Billy Clifton-Strawn treats the smallest building blocks of digital pictures as raw material for storytelling rooted in family history and current events. His layered photographs, drawings and light works are […]
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2mDeKalb County gathers feedback for new cultural arts plan
The DeKalb Council for the Arts hosted a community meeting to gather feedback on the development of the county's cultural arts plan, with a major theme of responses being accessibility.