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Brasserie Margot brings a taste of France to Four Seasons Atlanta next month
Brasserie Margot, a French brasserie with a mid-century aesthetic, is set to open next month in the Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta.
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Maxwell GHSA playoff projections heading into the second round
While the Maxwell Ratings reflect each team’s strength, the simulation highlights the impact of the season’s structure as defined by the games, region alignments, and playoff ...
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Chefs serve tradition and community to Atlanta seniors on Thanksgiving Day
Turkey and pumpkin pie prepared by chefs are on the menu at one Meals on Wheels Atlanta facility. The week before Thanksgiving, they cook 150 turkeys for older people in need.
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Breakfast eatery Java Jive set to close on Ponce de Leon after 30 years
Iconic breakfast restaurant Java Jive is set to close next month after 30 years on Ponce de Leon Avenue.
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Atlanta City Council approves request for more training center money
Legislation provides additional $1.7 million for heightened security at the site just weeks before it’s slated to open.
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Atlanta City Council approves jail diversion program contract
Atlanta City Council members approve a contract with the Policing Alternatives and Diversion Initiative to help nonviolent offenders receive services instead of being arrested
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Beltline could develop up to 1,100 residences on largest property it owns
The Atlanta Beltline is moving forward with a $270 million plan to develop a 31-acre property in Bankhead — the largest piece of land it owns.
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Georgia officials approve details for new school ‘voucher’ program
A Georgia school voucher program, Promise Scholarship Act, would allow students in lower-performing schools to use up to $6,500 of public money for private school tuition.
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New Atlanta compliance chief promises revamp after ‘devastating’ audit
Atlanta’s new Office of Contract Compliance Director Rocsean Spencer promised the city’s elected officials that the problem would be corrected.