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Email: jonathan.cribbs@patch.com
Phone: 678-490-6497
Hometown: Owings, Md.
Birthday: Aug. 2
Bio: I moved to the Atlanta metro area in 2008 and freelanced for several publications before The Champion Newspaper in Decatur hired me to cover the news in DeKalb County in 2009. I joined Patch in October 2010.
I live in the North Druid Hills community and have worked for daily and weekly newspapers in Maryland, Virginia and the Carolinas. I graduated from the University of Maryland in 2005 with a degree in English Language and Literature, a wonderful field of study that will challenge and engage you even as it lays the groundwork for your future unemployment. (But you'll know how to chart our nation's secular transformation from the works of Charles Brockden Brown to Seinfeld. FYI: Moby Dick is a turning point.)
I grew up in southern Maryland near the Chesapeake Bay. I'm a huge ice hockey fan and played the sport through middle and high school. I also love movies and own a somewhat sad collection of more than 500 movies.
As a journalist, I've covered everything from large national stories (the Washington, D.C., snipers in 2003) to the smallest story you can think of, including pizza day at Lady's Island Elementary School in Beaufort, S.C.
What's your favorite place to satisfy your kids' sweet tooth?

Last week's top five stories in North Druid Hills-Briarcliff Patch.
The 19-year-old victim was forced to hand over $100 from an ATM before he chased after ths suspect in his car and lost him on Lawrenceville Highway on Sunday.
The restaurant in Briarcliff Station shopping center beat out nine other Indian restaurants in the North Druid Hills-Briarcliff community to win the Patch honor.
This week we take you to Shamrock Plaza. And the site of an old Blockbuster store that closed a few years ago. What should replace it?
The church is holding open auditions March 11 for its next play, "All I Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten."
The treatment of animals in the county's care was a top concern at a town hall forum at Torah Day School of Atlanta on Wednesday night.
The bill, which was killed in a House subcommittee meeting, would have opened state and university jobs to applicants of any sexual orientation.
The March 24 race welcomes runners, bikers, walkers, skaters, etc. The race, created by the Leafmore-Creek Park Hills Civic Association will raise money for several parks in the North Druid Hills-Briarcliff area.
Salon, the popular culture news and information website, reported on the international retailer's goals in the snazzy college town to our east.
It's the first time since 2006 the school sent two teams to the Indianapolis competition.
The two-year project will eliminate invasive species along the park's boardwalk trail and replace them with native ones.
The neighborhood civic association published some of its anonymous residents' defenses of building a new Walmart in Suburban Plaza.
After taking its first game, the Vikings also defeated Team Crease and North Gwinnett.
Residents still wishing to cast votes in the presidential primary and special election can do so through March 2.
All items from sale on March 23 come straight from developing regions across the world.
Vote for you favorite Indian restaurant in North Druid Hills-Briarcliff Patch.
The top five stories from the previous week in North Druid Hills-Briarcliff Patch.
Martha Nodar, a freelancer reporter and graduate student, won the 2012 Corey Graduate Student Essay Competition run by the American Counseling Association.
Roughly 200 local residents gathered in North Decatur last night to voice concern and frustration with the forthcoming construction of a Walmart Supercenter in Suburban Plaza.