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Sandy Springs officials look at ways to speed up construction of new sidewalks, paths
Sandy Springs has spent over $54 million since 2014 on building sidewalks, paths, and trails, with the goal of increasing walkability and connectivity around the city.
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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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3mAtlanta British Car Fayre celebrates 25th anniversary in Norcross this Saturday
The 25th annual Atlanta British Car Fayre is scheduled to take place in downtown Norcross on Saturday, Sept. 12, featuring over 400 classic vehicles and supporting the Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries.
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5mMarietta coffee shop Terminus 72 offers a third space for night owls, third-shift workers
Marietta coffee shop Terminus 72 offers a late-night third space for college students, Kennestone hospital staff, and third-shift workers
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4mEmory celebrates 40 years of Spike Lee with Cinematheque series
Emory Cinematheque celebrates 40 years of Spike Lee’s influential filmmaking with a free chronological series featuring weekly screenings and academic discussions through December 9.
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3mNew steering committee to guide Atlanta LGBTQ+ community center development
The Atlanta Fulton County Recreation Authority announced a 40-person steering committee to guide the planning and development of the Atlanta LGBTQ+ Community Center initiative.