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Rainbow Village Gets $1.1 Million as Duluth Housing Expansion Nears Completion
DULUTH — Two new apartment buildings are nearing completion at Rainbow Village, where a $1.1 million federal award will help the nonprofit expand housing and support services for families experiencing homelessness. The funding, secured with the support of U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock, comes through a congressionally directed community project...
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Major infrastructure projects transform Tucker since its 2016 incorporation
Since its incorporation in 2016, the city of Tucker has focused its budget on significant infrastructure and recreational improvements, including completed projects like the Tucker Town Green and ongoing developments such as the South Fork Peachtree Creek Trail. The post Major infrastructure projects transform Tucker since its 2016 incorporation appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Best of North Atlanta celebrates 19 years of recognizing local businesses
For nearly two decades, Best of North Atlanta has recognized the companies, organizations and people who make North Atlanta a good place to live, work and do business. Now in its 19th year, the readers’ choice contest has become an annual tradition. It gives residents a chance to honor their favorites and thank the people who make a difference in their everyday lives.
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Conyers drops proposed short-term rental ordinances
CONYERS — After months of discussion and opposition from residents concerned about the impact of Airbnb-style rentals on their neighborhoods, the Conyers City Council decided not to move forward with two proposed ordinances to regulate short-term rental properties. During its Nov. 4 work session, the council agreed to abandon Ordinances 1488 and 1490, which would have established where short-term rentals could operate and created a permitting and enforcement system for properties rented to guests for 30 days or less. The decision followed another round of public comments from residents who argued that allowing short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods could threaten their quality of life, introduce commercial activity into established communities and create additional enforcement challenges for the city. According to the city's official meeting summary, the council will not place either ordinance on a future agenda for adoption. The decision leaves the city's existing regulations in place rather than establishing a new permitting system. However, questions remain about how the city will address short-term rentals operating without authorization and whether it will consider additional enforcement measures. Four residents — Nadine Bailey, Judy Mauran, Jackson Welch and Carol Mills — addressed the council during the work session, urging members to reject
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My Five: Tucker Mayor Anne Lerner’s favorite local restaurants
Tucker Mayor Anne Lerner shares five restaurants she frequents in the city. Cuisines from the mayor's top five Tucker restaurants range from Middle Eastern fare and West African food to Nepalese, Mexican, and Korean dishes. The post My Five: Tucker Mayor Anne Lerner’s favorite local restaurants appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Alpharetta could plant hundreds of trees on two roadways
ALPHARETTA, Ga — The Alpharetta City Council will consider a contract to plant hundreds of trees along Webb Bridge Road and Ga. 9. Council members will consider the item during a Nov. 9 meeting scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at 2 Park Plaza. To view an agenda, visit alpharettaga.portal.civicclerk.com. To watch a video of the meeting, visit the city’s YouTube page.