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Promise unkept: Atlanta’s class action lawsuit over Forest Cove never filed
Despite Mayor Andre Dickens’ promise to get tough on Forest Cove owner Millennia through a class-action lawsuit, no complaint was ever filed.
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From hiking to pottery, local programs offer spring break activities
Plenty of organizations in metro Atlanta offer spring break programs for kids meant to provide fun without having to travel far.
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Atlanta’s interim IG takes on role after battle over the position’s power
LaDawn Blackett said she wasn’t aware of the bitter feud between the Dickens administration and the city’s former inspector general when she was asked to step in.
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More than 20 food and drink events to check out this April in metro Atlanta
Experience Kölsch Fest at Halfway Crooks, try Peruvian pisco, attend a dinner and a movie or make your own ranch water this April in metro Atlanta.
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Mississippi-made espresso vodka, jalapeño ‘candy’ and 10 other Southern food products to try this month
This month, try some “sassy” mustard made with sweet onions, crackers that have the buttery texture of biscuits and soft, chewy cookies from a nonprofit bakery in Atlanta.
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Pizza seasoned with coffee, eggs brined in tea and more dishes to try in April
April's must-try dishes feature selections from two new restaurants and two long-time favorites.
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A hot month for the metro Atlanta restaurant industry sees few closures
The restaurant industry in metro Atlanta had a rosy month in March, with at least 25 new openings and hardly any notable closures.
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Check out 25 new restaurants after huge month of metro Atlanta openings
Get the details on 25 new restaurants that opened in the metro area in March.
