🌱 Leadership Johns Creek Grad Ceremony + JCVA Celebrates Women Vets

Hello again, neighbors! It's Monday in Johns Creek and I'm back in your inbox with everything you need to know about what's happening locally.

First, today's weather:

Very warm with clouds and sun. High: 96 Low: 76.

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Here are the top three stories today in Johns Creek:

1. Leadership Johns Creek recently held its first graduation ceremony since the coronavirus pandemic began two years ago. Leadership Johns Creek is a program that energizes and empowers community leaders. This year's class was the smallest ever, with one dozen members, in which they completed a nine-month leadership program and worked on two community programs to benefit Johns Creek. (Appen Media)
2. On Sunday, Jun. 12, Mayor John Bradberry joined the Johns Creek Veterans Association (JCVA) to commemorate Women Veterans Day. The ceremony took place at the Johns Creek Veterans Memorial Walk inside Newtown Parky and featured remarks from Janice Hiers, USAF Retired Nurse Corp, Midshipman Haley Agin, Dr. Qwynn Galloway-Salazar, U.S. Army veteran, as well as JCVA members. (City of Johns Creek, Georgia - Government via Facebook)
3. Looking for a home in the Johns Creek market? Whether you're actively researching for a new home or just curious about other properties nearby, Patch and Redfin have compiled a list of the five most recent homes to hit the area, such as a home in the Suwanee area with 4 beds and 2.5 baths for $480,000. (Johns Creek Patch)

Today in Johns Creek:

• Bocce At Park Place At Newtown School (8:00 AM)
• Social Bridge At Park Place At Newtown School (9:00 AM)
• Art Workshop At Park Place At Newtown School (10:00 AM)
• Free Outdoor Fitness - Yoga At Mark Burkhalter Amphitheater At Newtown Park (6:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• Early voting for Jun. 21, 2022, Primary Election Runoff began on Saturday, Jun. 11 and will be held through Friday, Jun. 17, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visit this link to find early voting locations in Johns Creek. (City of Johns Creek, Georgia - Government via Facebook)
• Yoga, Zumba, H.I.I.T., and barre classes are part of this week's schedule for Free Outdoor Fitness at Newtown Park! The free classes come courtesy of the City of Johns Creek to help advance health and wellness opportunities for residents. (City of Johns Creek, Georgia - Government via Facebook)
• In case you missed it, these adorable animals are waiting to be adopted from Johns Creek-area shelters! Get the details in the latest Patch roundup. (Johns Creek Patch)

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• Movie on The Green at Crabapple Market (June 13)
• Hire A Pro To Clean Up The Yard For Dad (June 19)
• Wellness Together Walk-Along At Cumberland Mall (June 21)
• Wellness Together Walk-Along At Perimeter Mall (June 21)
• North Point Young Adults Field Day (June 30)
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Now you're in the loop and ready to head out the door on this Monday. I'll be back in your inbox tomorrow morning with another update!

— Dan Casarella

About me: Dan Casarella is a writer, podcast producer, and small business development specialist who formerly worked in late-night television. He’s produced many talk segments, including with President Joe Biden, Kobe Bryant, and Chadwick Boseman. Dan studied Media Studies and Production at Temple University. He also enjoys running, painting, and the highs and lows of Philadelphia’s sports teams.