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The case is being investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation with the assistance of the Sandy Springs Police Department.
And the little changes you can make for long-term health.
And the little changes you can make for long-term health.
An investigation found that Adelene Long, the schools resource officer, failed to adequately supervise the incident when she was notified a student may be in possession of a gun on Aug. 26.
Sandy Springs Parents have told Patch they were not satisfied with a Monday meeting moderated by Ridgeview Principal Lisa Hastey, and unhappy with responses from superintendent Robert Avossa on the Aug. 26 gun incident.
Nearby Sandy Springs: The police have arrested Gregory Hillman, a mobile auto mechanic, on two separate rapes which occurred in unincorporated Fulton County.
“Moving forward, MARTA will no longer tolerate bad behavior on our system,” said Frederick L. Daniels Jr., MARTA board chairman.
“Moving forward, MARTA will no longer tolerate bad behavior on our system,” said Frederick L. Daniels Jr., MARTA board chairman.
State ranks 33rd in the nation with more than 1 million suffering from the disease
The meeting will be held on Thursday evening.
State ranks 33rd in the nation with more than 1 million suffering from the disease.
Jim Maloney, chair of Dunwoody’s Volunteer Coordinating Committee says that hundreds of volunteers are still needed for Clean, Shine and Fix-up Dunwoody Day on Sept. 28.
The 2014 calendar includes holidays and local events and features whimsical photos of Sandy Springs firefighters, Mayor Eva Galambos, cub scouts and brownies from Heards Ferry Elementary School and Holy Innocents Episcopal School
Two people died at a residence at River Hill off North River Parkway.
Interim Dekalb County CEO Lee May held a town hall meeting at Dunwoody United Methodist Church, last Thursday.
See what's happening in Sandy Springs and nearby this week.
See what's happening this week in Dunwoody.
Senator John Albers serves parts of Sandy Springs, North Futon and Cherokee Counties.
Group co-founders Fagen and Becker to play classic songs at Verizon Wireless this weekend.
