This place - under the previous owners - moved a few blocks from one corner of Grant Park to another, and it almost went bankrupt because stupid zoning laws triggered a NEW variance to sell beer and wine. Very glad they survived our very dumb zoning laws.

Regardless of how you feel about the plan itself, we should be able to agree that too many elected officials are too cowardly to take a stance of vote on controversial issues in need of resolution.

The local politics surrounding school closure and redistricting is absolutely vicious.

The “Keep Atlanta 1996“ coalition.

Focused on global sporting events style over resident substance ✅
Keep the contract and backroom gravytrains going ✅
Keep any new development or density in the defined corridors they belong ✅

I'm more concerned about school board runoffs, because Andre Dickens' and Courtney English's TAD scheme depends on APS signing off on their own death warrant

My favorite response to “every n’hood is unique” is to point out how SO many homes have those cute lil n’hood signs… for the wrong n’hood.

Cabbagetown in Reynoldstown
Grant Park in Summerhill
West End in Westview

These “unique” n’hoods are so indistinguishable even the residents can’t tell.