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Kemp signs autism traffic stop bill, police benefits increases into law
Governor Brian Kemp signs 'Rio’s Law' and other public safety bills to enhance police training for autism interactions and increase benefits for Georgia law enforcement officers.
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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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5mDunwoody City Council to review Kroger's proposed changes to former Walmart site
The Dunwoody City Council is set to hold a public hearing on July 13 to consider zoning modifications for a proposed Kroger grocery store on Ashford Dunwoody Road, which includes a drive-thru pharmacy and gas station, as well as site improvements and security measures.
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2mDunwoody City Council to consider rezoning for 24-home community with three homes in the city
The Dunwoody City Council will consider a zoning request to allow a former church property to be developed into a 24-home community, with 3 homes in Dunwoody and 21 in Sandy Springs.
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3mBlack Protestant church leaders to discuss role in American public life
Leaders from Historically Black Protestant churches across the country will gather at Ebenezer Baptist Church on June 30 to reflect on their communities' roles in American public life as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.
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2mMobile market brings fresh produce to Fulton County neighborhoods this summer
The Fulton County Fresh Mobile Market will be making stops in local neighborhoods from July 14-30, providing free nutrition education, cooking demonstrations, and fresh produce to help residents access healthy food.