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Milton’s long-running farm winery dispute has come to an end. The city’s insurer settled with property owners Jim and Daryn Rosenberger for $600,000 — and the pair agreed not to pursue an alcohol license for a farm winery on Blackmaral Lane.
Milton settles suit over farm winery with landowners
Milton’s farm winery saga, centering around an alcohol beverage license for a business within a subdivision off New Providence Road, has ended.
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Johns Creek residents are urging the city to keep plans for a Nesbit Ferry Road sidewalk modest. While many welcome long-awaited progress, some fear a 10-foot path would eat into neighborhood landscaping and invite golf carts onto the busy, high-traffic road.
Residents voice concerns about Johns Creek sidewalk project
Bigger is not better, say residents who have waited years for a sidewalk on Nesbit Ferry Road.
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A Sandy Springs police officer has resigned after allegedly using the city's Flock camera network to help develop a surveillance product for a company where he works, according to interviews and documents obtained by Appen Media.
Sandy Springs officer resigns amid Flock misuse investigation
A Sandy Springs police officer has resigned after allegedly using the city's Flock camera network to help develop a surveillance product for a company where he works, according to interviews
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PODCAST: The Georgia Politics Podcast welcomes longtime Johns Creek resident and community advocate Arthur Holst, to make the case for the proposed performing arts center in Johns Creek.
The Case For the Johns Creek Performing Arts Center Bond
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It looks likely that the Dunwoody High School girls volleyball team will get the sand court its been asking for since last fall as a part of the city’s $5 million planned buildout of Homecoming Park.
Dunwoody sets a reserve-funded plan for capital projects
The Dunwoody City Council workshopped the 2026 budget during an Oct. 6 meeting, setting up an amendment later this year to use excess reserves to fund a number of capital
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The Georgia Politics Podcast continues its Candidate Profile series with Roswell City Council candidate Jennifer Phillippi.
Candidate Profile: Jennifer Phillippi, Roswell City Council Post 4
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On Oct. 1, the City of Alpharetta began what is expected to be a months-long process to replace Wacky World with an improved play area as part of a $29.5 million parks bond approved by voters in 2021.
Alpharetta begins playground reconstruction
At the entrance of Wacky World, a message written in sidewalk chalk bid farewell to the 28-year-old playground as construction workers began tearing down the beloved play space.
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The Georgia Politics Podcast continues its Candidate Profile series Roswell mayoral candidate Steve Dorvee. #gapol
Candidate Profile: Steve Dorvee, Roswell Mayor
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Dunwoody’s Village Crossing project just got a $1.6M boost from federal funds to complete final designs for a safer, more walkable Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. Construction is set for 2029, but planning is full steam ahead.
Dunwoody Village Crossing project eligible for additional federal money
Dunwoody’s Village Crossing project, which calls for enhancements along a nearly mile-long stretch of Chamblee Dunwoody Road, may get a shot in the arm.
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