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Atlanta City Council approves historic $3.2 billion budget
The Atlanta City Council approved a historic $3.2 billion budget for fiscal year 2027, prioritizing public safety, affordable housing, and youth programs, as well as a slate of measures to address…
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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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10m🏡 Beltline housing
Paving plans Wednesday, Aug. 5 — The Atlanta City Council voted to approve $2.9 million for Phase 1 of a citywide street paving project, which includes a comprehensive survey and evaluation of all gravel, dirt, and unpaved streets within the city. 🌞 Scattered thunderstorms with a high of 83° today. 🔎 David Alan Scheer II, the son-in-law of Senate candidate U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, is under scrutiny for his posts promoting antisemitism and white nationalism. 🚰 The Clayton County Water Authority is investigating a possible cyberattack after a temporary disruption last week affected operating systems and water service. 📹 The Bibb […]
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4mAtlanta couple will channel Copenhagen cafe culture at their Danish cafe and bakery in Midtown
Atlanta couple Freddy Adkins and Mikkel Jensen plan to open The Danish, a Copenhagen-style bakery-cafe in the Midtown neighborhood.
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6mHow older adults can stay safe, hydrated during Atlanta's hot and humid summers
From getting adequate hydration to developing a plan for exercise and heat management during warmer months to knowing the warning signs of heat exhaustion, older adults are particularly vulnerable to Atlanta’s summer heat.
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6mAt the High, 'Paper Trees' exhibit shows how artists trained to see
Explore the High Museum's 'Paper Trees' exhibit, a compelling look at how artists through history have mastered the intricate challenge of translating nature's complexity onto paper.