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The Sandy Springs school raised $1,532.00 for Hurricane Sandy relief to be divided between a school on Long Island and the Jewish Education Project.
The resturant was closed for two months after a fire but will reopen Monday.
Dr. Ruth L. Baskerville was removed from her position at Woodland Elementary in 2011. Last weekend, she returned to North Fulton for a booksigning on "Hoodless Klan: The Racial Takeover of Pine Woods Charter Elementary School."
Craig Shoemaker performs at 8 p.m., tonight, in Sandy Springs.
The boot camp event will be held from 9-11:30 a.m., Saturday, at Concourse Athletic Club in Sandy Springs.
Stop by the center from 1 p.m.-4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 16.
The only wide release movie this week is so bad there is a good chance it's on the way to home video by Christmas
Sandy Springs Police Capt. Keith Zgonc said the woman was traveling southbound on Roswell Road, just past Hightower Trail, when she rear-ended a limousine and then hit a Jaguar and a utility pole.
The Ronald McDonald House, in Sandy Springs, provides temporary residence for families of children being treated at the hospital.
Sandy Springs is in partnership with Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek for a new radio system that would be running by spring.
Make these brisket, latke, and sufganiyot recipes for Hanukkah.
Williams has accepted a job with DeKalb County.
Sandy Springs residents are discouraged by the City Council's decision to delay a vote on a zoning request to create a driveway at Glenridge Medical Center onto Glenforest Road.
The award is presented on Dr. Martin Luther King Day during a City Hall ceremony.
The latest in electronic communications will be taught to Fulton County senior citizens in two step-by-step workshops.
Sandy Springs Police Capt. Steve Rose says that despite constant warnings from police, holiday shoppers ride their luck every year and leave valuables in the car.
The man walkd out of the Barnes and Noble with soaps police say he could have paid for.
The victim told police she answered an employment ad and received a check for $2,300.
Sandy Springs business leaders say the improvements will help economic development.
A car hit a pole at Hammond Drive and Roswell Road.
