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Hopewell Middle ‘can build’ to support NFCC More than 5,000 cans donated By CAITLIN WAGENSEIL caitlin@northfulton.com
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MILTON, Ga. – Students at Hopewell Middle School in Milton had the chance to contribute to their community by participating in a “Hopewell Can Build” event benefiting North Fulton Community Charities. Each homeroom had students bring in canned foods that were then used to build a variety of structures. Students used their creativity to make all kinds of structures, including an erupting volcano, a football stadium, a Christmas tree and an alligator. The school fundraiser was organized by both the parentteacher association and the student council. Meggan Shafer, a member of the PTA, helped plan the event along with Julie Phillips. She said that students mar-
Mohrig joins Milton Council MILTON, Ga. – In a special called meeting Wednesday, Nov. 13, Rick Mohrig rejoined Milton’s City Council as its newest member. Mohrig, who ran unopposed in the special election Nov. 5 for former Councilmember Lance Large’s vacated District 3, Post 2 seat, was sworn in by Milton Judge Brian Hansford. Mohrig will serve out the rest of Large’s term, which ends in 2015. He joins Councilmembers Karen Thurman, Bill Lusk, Joe
Longoria and Mayor Joe Lockwood, who all ran unopposed in the Nov. 5 general election. Mohrig was one of the first members of council when Milton became a city. He was voted out in 2007. He owns Reliable Renovation and Repairs and has served on the city’s Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals. Large resigned his post to move to Virginia. —Jonathan Copsey
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keted plans among their peers and organized their individual homerooms as to how many cans they wanted to bring in. Shafer said their goal was to donate about 3,000 cans, but the school raised 5,821 items, well above the initial goal. “We had so many cans brought in,” said sixth-grade teacher Vivian Perez. “The students were so excited and did such a great job.” Her class alone brought in 294 cans with which they built a Christmas tree and train structure. The class with the best can structure will receive a doughnut party, which teacher Judy Weurding said was good incentive for the children. The student council will judge the competition to decide the winner. Shafer said it was a great opportunity for students to give back to their community. “It was an overwhelming success,” she said.
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Man caught with stolen electronics MILTON, Ga. – A young Cumming man was arrested Nov. 4 after allegedly trying to steal
charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault. The Roswell Police Department responded to an armed robbery call Wednesday, Nov. 13. A Pizza Hutt employee said around 11 p.m., a man walked into the restaurant and pulled out a handgun and demanded money. After the suspect took the money from the victim, he fled on foot. The victim was able to
provide a detailed description of the suspect. Roswell Police officers quickly arrived and found Sexton a short distance from the Pizza Hut at the intersection of Mansell Circle and Colonial Park Drive. When officers tried to detain the suspect, he fled on foot. Sexton allegedly threatened the officer at one point with a gun, and the officer fired shots at the suspect. Sexton then surrendered and was taken
into custody at the 500 block of Colonial Park Drive. The officers recovered the firearm and the money taken from Pizza Hut during the robbery. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation responded to investigate the officer involved in the shooting. Neither the police officer nor the suspect was injured. The officer will be on administrative leave during the investigation.
Roswell, was arrested Nov. 3 on Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell for DUI and driving on the wrong side of the roadway. ►► Kosei Usui, 37, of Suwanee, was arrested Oct. 29 on Cavendish Place in Johns Creek for DUI. ►► Adia Shanee Robinson, 30, of Willow View Knoll, Johns Creek, was arrested Nov. 1 on Jones Bridge Road in Johns Creek for DUI. ►► Darren Philip Mcalister, 23, of Weatherend Court, Alpharetta, was arrested Nov. 1 on Medlock Bridge Road in Johns Creek for DUI.
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was arrested Nov. 2 on Old Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell for possession of marijuana. ►► Shekela Harshaw, 26, of Harbor Landing Roswell, was arrested Nov. 2 on Old Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell for possession of marijuana. ►► Phyllisia Denise Blakely, 19, of Lithonia was arrested Nov. 2 on Old Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell for possession of marijuana. ►► Christopher A. Hernandez, 21, of Rocky Creek Drive, Roswell, was arrested Nov. 3 on Highway 9 in Roswell for possession of marijuana, following too closely and hit and run. ►► Dwayne Adair Johnson, 20, of Hampton Square Drive, Johns Creek, was arrested Oct. 29 on Avensong Crossing in Milton for possession of marijuana and loitering.
Two other officers arrived and subdued Mink. Mink was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest.
she arrived at work Jan. 31 at a North Point Mall-area store and placed her purse in her desk drawer. When she left work, she found a credit card missing. A call to the card company informed the victim the card was used twice – once for $9.83 at a local Subway sandwich shop and once for $47.07 at a nearby QuikTrip gas station. The victim went to the Sub-
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Hampton Square Drive, Johns Creek, was arrested Oct. 31 on Webb Bridge Way in Alpharetta for possession of marijuana and brake light violation. numerous CDs and video games. Store employees of Fry’s Electronics told police they saw Austin Garrett Mink, 19, of Cumming, take three CDs and three video games – total value of $107.85 – and try to leave the store without paying for them. He was stopped as he left the store. When police arrived, Mink allegedly became combative, fighting with police and saying his life was over.
of Marietta was arrested Oct. 30 on North Point Parkway in Alpharetta for possession of marijuana and possession of drug-related items. ►► Alverso N. Cook, 36, of Lexington Farm Drive, Alpharetta, was arrested Oct. 30 on South Main Street in Alpharetta for possession of marijuana, insurance violation and suspended registration. ►► Golda Kai Ferguson, 31, of Quail Run, Roswell, was arrested Nov. 4 on Market Boulevard in Roswell for possession of marijuana, expired tag and suspended registration. ►► Jordacher Paul, 25, of Harbor Landing, Roswell, was arrested Nov. 2 on Old Holcomb Bridge Road in Roswell for possession of marijuana. ►► Felostone Pierre, 28, of Harbor Landing, Roswell,
Co-worker steals credit card ALPHARETTA, Ga. – Two employees are at odds after one alleged the other stole her credit card Feb. 2. The suspect was caught Nov. 5. According to the victim,
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Fake check lands woman in jail ALPHARETTA, Ga. – An Atlanta woman was arrested Nov. 7 after she allegedly tried to cash a fake check at a local bank. Employees of the BB&T Bank on Windward Parkway told police Sandy Burns, 43, of Atlanta, came into the bank and presented a check for $920.78 to be cashed. The bank account it was drawn from has had several fake checks associated with it and raised alerts with the teller. The owner of the account was
PUBLIC SAFETY contacted and denied issuing any check to Burns. When police arrived, Burns said she was approached by a man called “Mr. Frank” downtown and offered work cleaning. When the job was done, she was given the check with instructions to cash it and split it with Frank. Burns was arrested for forgery.
Drug charges land man back in court MILTON, Ga. – A man leaving court on drug charges was found to have marijuana in his car Nov. 11. Police pulled over Christopher Pridgen, 21, of Sunfish Bend, Alpharetta, after he was allegedly spotted driving on Deerfield Parkway without wearing a seatbelt. When the officer spoke to Pridgen, a smell of marijuana allegedly came from the car. Pridgen said he was coming from Milton’s City Court, located on Deerfield Parkway. He had appeared fac-
ing possession of marijuana charges. Inside the car was found a small amount of pot in a baggie along with a glass pipe. Pridgen was arrested for possession of marijuana and driving without a seatbelt.
Local biz seeks missing sign MILTON, Ga. – Someone made off with a 9-by-4-foot banner for fro-yo in early November. The owner of the Menchie’s frozen yogurt shop at the corner of Ga. 9 and Windward Parkway told police the banner that is placed at the intersection was stolen between Nov.
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3 and Nov. 6. This is the third time in as many years, she said. While she said the sign was in compliance with city laws, she was checking with the city just in case.
Guns stolen from Freemanville home MILTON, Ga. – A young man possibly stole a safe filled with guns Nov. 6 from a Freemanville residence. The victim told police he was missing a safe from his home. Inside the safe were three weapons – a Beretta Model 85 with blue finish, a Smith and Wesson police special and a blue .22-calibre
revolver. It is unknown how someone made entry into the house. A neighbor told police he saw a stranger in the backyard of the burgled home. He confronted the young man, asking what he was doing. The suspect allegedly said he needed to use a phone. The neighbor offered his own phone. The suspect allegedly seemed hesitant about accepting the offer and pretended to dial a number before abruptly hanging up, claiming no one was answering. He then left. The suspect is described as between 25 and 30 years old with medium-length black hair. He had tattoos on both arms and possibly his neck as well.
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Dignitaries from the city and county level to the U.S. Congress attended the ribbon cutting of Milton’s Freedom Park.
Milton opens Freedom Park Made for military, exercise By JONATHAN COPSEY jonathan@northfulton.com MILTON, Ga. – Milton’s newest park was unveiled Nov. 11, Veterans Day, a fitting time for what will be known as “Freedom Park.” “It’s only fitting we dedicate Freedom Park on Veterans Day,” said Milton Councilmember Bill Lusk. “It’s the veterans who guarantee our freedom.” The formal opening ceremony of the park was held at 11 a.m., with a large group of dignitaries in attendance. The keynote speaker was U.S. Rep. Tom Price. “We honor [those who serve] because they embody the spirit of our country,” Price said. “Always remember how blessed we are to be in America.”
At the busy corner of Deerfield Parkway and Webb Road, the pocket park features a memorial to the branches of the armed forces with their flags – the Stars and Stripes, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, POW/MIA, Georgia and the city of Milton. A metal post in the center of the circle of flags bears the inscription “May peace prevail on Earth” in six languages. The plaza with the flags is 27 feet in diameter with five exercise stations situated around it on a 0.15-mile path. The land was bought by the city in 2010 using MARTA money, with the goal of turning it into an exercise park. “People are always walking around here or riding their bikes. Why not give them an outdoor gymnasium?” said Milton Recreation and Parks Director Jim Cregge. “Freedom is not free,” said Lusk. “Welcome to our park.”
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A bagpiper played at the opening ceremony of the park.
County plans Canton St. sewer expansion ALPHARETTA, Ga. -- The Fulton County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a proposal to expand sewer service along a portion of Canton Street in Alpharetta and charge property owners along the expansion route for the costs. The hearing will be held Dec. 4 beginning at 10 a.m. in the Assembly Hall of the Fulton County Government Center, located at 141 Pryor Street in Atlanta.
The proposed expansion would begin just west of 248 Canton St., cross under the street, and extend approximately 50 linear feet northward. The total proposed expansion is approximately 390 linear feet. According to a public notice issued by the county, the cost of the expansion will be charged to owners of properties abutting the expansion at a rate of $20 for every foot that their respective properties
front the roadway. Payment would be due within 150 days following completion of construction. Property owners desiring to connect to the public wastewater system after construction must also pay a sewer connection permit fee of $3,613 and a monthly wastewater utilization charge collected from each resident that connects to the system. Property owners would also be responsible for the connection of the residence to the
wastewater line. Any property owner affected by this proposal or any other interested parties are encouraged to attend the Dec. 4 hearing to offer comments to the Fulton County Commission. Those seeking additional information should contact the Fulton County Department of Water Resources; specifically Wilford White at 404-612-7509 or Ray Wooten at 404-6127547. —Jonathan Copsey
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Ga. 400 tolls to end Nov. 22 ATLANTA — The State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) announced the Ga. 400 tolls will officially end Friday, Nov. 22, weather permitting. Toll collection is scheduled to end after rush hour to lessen the impact on the Ga. 400 commute. In July 2012, Gov. Nathan Deal announced the state would pay off its bond debt and end tolls on Ga. 400 by December 2013. Southeastern Site Development Inc., of Newnan, was contracted for the construction component of the project.
Construction will be managed through the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). “The ending of Ga. 400’s tolls fulfills a promise made to commuters,” said Christopher Tomlinson, SRTA executive director. “Enough tolls have been collected to pay for the original construction of the road and the new connector ramps to I-85, plus other needed projects in the Ga. 400 corridor. “This road has had a tremendous economic impact on the city of Atlanta, the Buckhead business district, north
Fulton County and other communities along the highway.” The first phase of a fourphase demolition project began on Friday, Oct. 25, with restriping in the Peach Pass electronic toll lanes and modification and removal of redundant “toll” signage. In Phase II, preparation for no tolling continues with the completion of restriping and the installation of concrete barriers between the Peach Pass and cash lanes in anticipation of the eventual shifting of traffic into the electronic lanes when toll collection ends.
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Runners and walkers: • Georgia State Games will hold a 4-mile road race Nov. 17 celebrating the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Ga. 400 extension and the ending of tolls on the roadway on Nov. 22. • The race begins at 8:30 a.m. at Glenridge Drive running straight down Ga. 400 through the toll plaza and finishing at Phipps Plaza on Lenox Road. • Runners and walkers will pay their 50-cent toll as they pass through the toll lanes, with the proceeds donated to benefit the Strong4Life Foundation. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register for the race, go to www.georgiagames.org/GA400.
Construction zone: • The toll plaza is an active construction zone, with a 45 mph speed limit. • Peach Pass users are encouraged to keep their account active even though the Ga. 400 tolls are ending, so the account can be used if they need to bypass traffic using existing I-85 express lanes, or the planned I-75 express lanes south of Atlanta (coming in 2016) and I-75/575 express lanes in the Northwest Corridor (coming in 2018). Once tolls end and traffic is shifted during the winter holidays, no heavy demolition work is expected to take place during Phase III. Phase IV will begin in January 2014 and will include
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Commissioners urge BOE to reconsider HQ move Commissioner Edwards sponsors measure to stop administration move to Sandy Springs ATLANTA – The Fulton County Board of Commissioners approved Nov. 6 a measure proposed by District 7 Commissioner William “Bill” Edwards urging the Fulton County Board of Education to reconsider its decision to move its administrative headquarters to Sandy Springs. The Fulton County Board of Education recently announced its decision to relocate its administrative headquarters from Cleveland Avenue in Atlanta to Powers Ferry Road in Sandy Springs. The resolution states that the “Fulton County Board of Education made this decision without soliciting input from the communities and families that are served by, and will be directly affected by, this administrative reorganization.” Prior to the decision, half of the Board of Education meetings, including public input opportunities, were held in North Fulton and half were held in South Fulton. With the move, no meetings will be held in South Fulton. Instead, all meetings will be in Sandy Springs. The majority of instructional staff will also be relocated to Sandy Springs. Commissioners also expressed concern about the disposition of vacant school buildings, which can pose a challenge for economic development. “This issue is about holding the school system account-
Fulton County Board of Education made this decision without soliciting input from the communities and families that are served by, and will be directly affected by, this administrative reorganization.” WILLIAM EDWARDS District 7 Commissioner
able to its own values and beliefs, which include promoting parent and community involvement, transparency and honesty,” said Edwards. “I have heard from hundreds of my constituents who share my concern about this issue and want the Board of Education to reconsider this decision.” The Board of Commissioners approved the resolution with a vote of 5-0. North Fulton Commissioners Liz Hausmann and Tom Lowe were not present for the vote.
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Monica Kaufman Pearson special guest at Chopin Society Will be honored at Chopin Gala at CCOS JOHNS CREEK, Ga. – The Chopin Society of Atlanta will return to Country Club of the South Nov. 17 for its annual gala and to honor former WSB-TV news anchor Monica Kaufman Pearson. The Chopin Society of Atlanta is a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting Fryderyk Chopin’s music, advancing the understanding and appreciation of his legacy and promoting the arts in the Metro Atlanta area. In an exclusive interview with Pearson, writer Bozena U. Zaremba talked with Atlanta’s first lady of television. Zaremba: “First woman...,” “first African-American…,” “first minority…” — These phrases often come up in your biographies or introductions to your achievements. How difficult was it to be “first”? Pearson: It was very hard because of the community. The people I worked with were wonderful. John Pruitt was like a brother to me during that time. But people would call in and say very negative things. People resented me for getting a position they felt should only be for men.
It was not only from the white community; it was also from the black community, who expected me to look and talk and dress in a certain way. But I started speaking at schools, at churches and events, and I always treated people with kindness. So when people got to know me, it changed. I say all the time I am glad that Twitter and Facebook didn’t exist back then because I might not have been able to maintain my sanity. It was just telephone and handwritten letters back then. Zaremba: I gather it was harder to break the barriers because you were a woman, not because you were black. Pearson: Yes, absolutely, because the males on the anchor team were considered authoritative, and when you put a woman in that position, it changes the image. It makes her chief-in-control, and she has the power, and some people were very uncomfortable with that. Zaremba: What is your greatest contribution in advancing the role of women? Pearson: I would say it was the story I did on the Georgia High
School Association. The GHSA controls all competitions within the school system from band to debates to sports of any kind. And for almost 82 years (as of the time when I did the story), they had never had a woman on their board of directors, although they were setting the rules for girls’ sports. So after I did my report, they added women to the board, and at that point they made sure that soccer became a statewide sport for girls. Because of that, girls can now go to college on soccer scholarships. The same goes for cheerleading. To me, that’s the highlight of my career because it opened the doors of possibilities for young girls who might not be able to go to college except through such scholarships. Zaremba: What challenges did you face when you started that nowadays women or minorities don’t? Pearson: Well, they still face them. I hate to say that. We take everything for granted because we live in a large city, so in Atlanta when you look around, all of the TV stations have women anchoring the news, but if you go into smaller cities, where pundits are extremely conservative, you may
If you go What: Chopin Society of Atlanta Gala When: Sunday, Nov. 17 Where: Country Club of the South, 4100 Old Alabama Road, Johns Creek Cost: $85, chopinatlanta. org Guest of honor: Monica Kaufman Pearson not see a woman or a minority on the air. So it will be a while before the “first” phrase disappears. Zaremba: Did being “first” entail a lot of responsibility? Pearson: Oh, absolutely. But the real responsibility is to do your job as best as you can and not to compare yourself to other people. You have to be original, you have to be yourself and you have to be, as my mother used to say, twice as good as anybody else. So yes, there are certain pressures, especially if you are black or a woman, or both. Because women in the community will say you’ve got to do well, and people in the black community will say the same thing.
Monica Kaufman Pearson It’s easy to be the first, but it’s hard to maintain the position and set a standard of excellence that will allow someone else to get into that position. So expectations are high, and you have to learn how to say “no” to every speaking engagement request that you receive and select only those that really are important to you and the community. But you also must set limits on your personal time, because if you don’t, you will overwork yourself and won’t perform as well as people think you should. You cannot be all things to all people.
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Wire and Wood wows crowd in Alpharetta By HALEY HAMBLEN news@northfulton.com ALPHARETTA, Ga. – On Saturday, Nov. 9, the first-ever Wire and Wood Songwriters Festival debuted in the heart of downtown Alpharetta. The free event offered a night of food, music and fun. Local and nationally known musicians of all genres performed their original songs as well as some familiar pieces by their favorite artists. Acoustic street
stages lined Milton Avenue, restaurants Hop Alley and SmokeJack held intimate performances and the main Wire and Wood stage drew in guests to finish off the evening with the “Home By Dark” songwriters show. Attendees could also enjoy a variety of gourmet food truck options, specialty beer and wine and even an open drum circle. “I can’t wait for next year’s Wood and Wire festival,” said area resident Kathy Wan.
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Bulky trash amnesty day for Roswell, Milton residents ROSWELL, Ga. – The Public Works Departments of Roswell and Milton, along with Keep Roswell Beautiful, are once again joining together to offer the residents in these areas a chance to clean out their garages, basements and attics and dispose of unwanted items at no charge. On Saturday, Dec. 7, from 8 a.m. to noon, residents in Roswell and Milton can bring items to the Roswell Public Works Division at 1810 Hembree Road. Please note this event is not held at the Roswell Recycling
Center. Proof of residency will be required and can be in the form of utility bills, which are preferred. Roswell residents with the window decal do not need any other form of identification. This event has become very popular, so please expect delays. Some of the items that will be accepted are: • Tires – must be off the rim, automobile tires only; limit four per car • Sofas • Tables • Refrigerators • Chairs
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Front row, from left, are Aidan Gianelli, Connor Pickerel, Daniel Fazzari, Hank Sisson, Jack Brannon, Matthew Hirsch, Will Rempfer, Brendan Hunt, Devon Christ, Zachary Dezell, Nate Stultz, Ryan Shenk, Coleman Leathers, Andrew Lehman, Tyler Woods, Owen Palocsik, Joseph Capponi, Jeffrey Naszcyniec and Walker Rempfer. In back are, from left, Gavin Gianelli, Tyler James, Alex Stultz, Riley Hauber, Blake Kollin, Carter Wood, Cole Ritter, Hunter Penman, Austin Darnell, Seth Leigh, Matthew Lodigenski and Davy VanBrackle.
Cambridge feeder LAX teams hold food drive Hopewell Blaze By KATIE VANBRACKLE katie@northfulton.com MILTON, Ga. – As part of their fall season, members of four Cambridge feeder lacrosse teams in Milton, ranging in age from 9 to 15, participated in a community service project, working together as one large team to collect canned goods and household items for North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) in Roswell. On Nov. 6, the boys delivered a truckload of goods to
NFCC’s food pantry, a facility that provides about eight tons of food per week to needy families in the North Fulton area, according to NFCC staff member Kevin Tracy. “We are so appreciative of any donations, especially everyday food needs such as breakfast cereals, rice, dried beans and canned meats,” said Tracy. “At times we serve up to 100 families per day, and the needs of those families continue on well after the holidays are over.”
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Fran Ritter from the Cambridge Feeder Lacrosse Board of Directors said the annual service project is designed to “engage the boys in an act of kindness and have them take on an active role in helping our community.” As the popularity of the game of lacrosse grows, so does the Cambridge feeder program, with seven teams forming for the upcoming spring season. For more information, visit www.cambridgefeederlacrosse.org.
MILTON, Ga. – The Hopewell Blaze captured their fourth tournament championship in a row with a great performance June 28-30 at the Summer Slam at Ocee Park. The Blaze again went 5-0 during the tournament and secured another championship in dominant fashion after outing Sharon Springs in the final game. The tournament capped off the 18th win in a row for the Blaze, which finished off an amazing 23-4 record for the summer season. Pictured in the front row from left are Parker Townes, Cole Lazzara, Logan Pierce and Matt Andrise. In the middle row are Carson Rech, Mason Lee, Nate Kittredge, Will Rempfer, Brooks Morley, Owen Edwards and Tommy Dowd. In back are coaches Bob Rech, Tim Kittredge, Mike Morley, Todd Townes and Mark Lazzara. —Madison Thorburn-Gundlach
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Milton actor cast in ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ 11-year-old has passion for acting MILTON, Ga. — Milton resident Evan Jones received an early Christmas present in the form of an offer to portray Young George and Pete Bailey in Gypsy Theatre Company’s professional stage production of “It’s a Wonderful Life” in December at the Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech. Jones, a sixth-grader at Northwestern Middle School, has been performing locally and training since the age of
We are so excited for Evan and so humbled to have him included in such a fantastic production.” LORI JONES, Evan's mother
five. Acting and singing are his passions, and he said he is honored to be included in this talented cast. After being one of the top 12 finalists for the role of Flick in the NYC touring production of “A Christ-
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this next step. His dad and I are thrilled for him and are also excited about his future, whether it be on Broadway or in film.” Jones can be seen at Northwestern Middle School in the upcoming production of “Guys and Dolls” Nov. 14 and 15. For more information about Gypsy Theatre Company, visit www.gypsytheatrecompany.biz. For more information about the Ferst Center for the Arts, visit www.ferstcenter.gatech. edu. —Katherine Tuggle
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Cambridge Bears sprint through successful season By KATIE VANBRACKLE katie@northsidewoman.com MILTON, Ga. – Cross country running is all about endurance. The 69 runners (30 boys, 39 girls) who formed the 2013 Cambridge Bears cross country team were up well before the sun on Saturday mornings this fall, traveling to meets all over metro Atlanta where they ran a 5K race, rain or shine, over grass, mulch and dirt trails, through water and mud, up and down steep hills and rocky areas. The physical demands were punishing, but ultimately rewarding as the runners grew faster and formed strong friendships in the process. Personal records were set, medals were won and the Bears proved to be a formidable opponent as the season progressed. Though a young team overall, the Bears competed in a full varsity, junior varsity and open schedule of races for both boys and girls, and there were a number of individual varsity medalists: Bjorn Leicher (personal record of 16 minutes, 36 seconds), K.J. Hirschi (17:05), Caroline Willis (20:35) and Lily Neibur (20:34). Coach Chris Magill said the team as a whole improved tremendously this year. “This was a very rewarding season for us as we saw constant positive growth with all of our runners,” Magill said. “I think they accomplished more than they thought possible. “From the beginning of August, with a lot of students not being able to complete a 5K, our team really showed a lot of heart and willpower to set and achieve goals for themselves,” he said. “In addition
This was a very rewarding season for us as we saw constant positive growth with all of our runners.” CHRIS MAGILL Bears Cross County Coach
to this, I cannot express how proud I am of all these kids. As enjoyable as it is to succeed athletically with this sport, it’s even better to see everyone conduct themselves very well and represent the school and community in a positive way. I’ve had coaches and parents of other schools mention to me how pleased they were at what they saw in our team’s behavior, and we coaches are all really thankful for that.” The Bears were able to train on their home turf this fall thanks to the newly installed Cambridge cross country trail. Teammates conducted fundraisers to help build more than 3 miles of trails and bridges, encompassing the entire high school campus. Looking ahead to next year, the coaches are eager to build on what was accomplished this year. “We want to keep the great team chemistry formed this fall. With our entire team returning, plus more new runners on board for next year, we expect to contend for state in 2014,” said Magill.
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The Alpharetta Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors welcomed the formal start of the new chamber Nov. 13 at the Metropolitan Club. be as encumbered with more regional macro issues such as sewage, transportation and roads. “We will be focused on business to business, and introducing and networking with people doing business in Alpharetta,” said Merkel. As the city grows, Merkel said such networking will become more difficult, so there will be an increasing need to keep people connected in a personal way and businesses connected effectively to other businesses – particularly within Alpharetta. “I want everybody at this table to meet everybody at that table and see if there is an opportunity,” he said. Hans Appen, general manager of Appen Media Group and chief executive officer of the new Alpharetta Chamber, said there will be many opportunities for the chamber to
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Gift shop, salon hold ribbon cutting JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — A popular salon has moved to a new location and opened a gift shop and boutique in the process. On Tuesday, Nov. 12, Taylor Brooks Salon and Spa, a family-owned hair salon and spa in Johns Creek, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new location and on-site gift shop — Piper Lillies. The businesses are located at 11705 Jones Bridge Road. Piper Lillies offers a variety of personal gift items and home accessories, as well as a bridal registry, embroidery, custom invitations and stationery. On the same location, a 6,000-square-foot salon accommodates 24 stylists, a makeup bar featuring Jane Iredale skin care makeup and spa featuring PCA Skin and Yon-Ka Paris, a natural skin care line. For more information, call 770-772-0510.
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FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — Harry Norman Realtors announced it has hired two new Realtors, Gannon Murphy and Jill Buysman, in the Forsyth County/ Lake Lanier office. Murphy comes to Harry Norman as a resident of Forsyth County for more than 20 years. He has experience in managing and marketing real estate,
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — An architecture, interior design and graphic design company based in Alpharetta has added a new member to its team. Pieper O’Brien Herr Architects announced Kelvin B. Hall has joined as project manager. Hall is a registered architect who earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture from Prairie View A&M and a HALL master of architecture from Rice University. For more information, visit www.poharchitects.com or call 770-569-1706.
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Harry Norman CEO Palmer sees signs of ‘balanced market’ Real estate market seeing positive gains By ALDO NAHED aldo@forsythherald.com CUMMING, Ga. — Numbers are good when you’re at the top. Dan Palmer, the president and chief executive officer for PALMER Harry Norman, Realtors, brought good news to about 40 agents at the company’s Forsyth/Lanier office — they are leading the real estate market in the area. Palmer has the numbers from First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS), a data services provider for real estate professionals in Georgia, to back it up, too. When looking at FMLS numbers at all price points and every property type, Harry Norman closed on $2.08 billion in property from January through October 2013. Compared with the same time-frame last year, they had $1.5 billion.
The second company on the list, Prudential Realty, had $1.3 billion in closing. In the North Fulton and Forsyth area, the closed sales volume was $415 million, up from $289 million last year. “We are taking advantage of the market better than the other companies are,” Palmer said. “This is a testament that the consumer is choosing us.” Palmer told realtors gathered at the company meeting on Nov. 12 the current market is benefiting sellers. “We’ve been on this seller’s market and that doesn’t last long,” Palmer said. “We are flipping over from a seller’s market, not to a buyer’s market, where it’s been for five years, but more to a balanced market.” From October last year to this year, there has been an increase of 566 listings to 21,394 from 20,828. “Not much of an increase, but we’ve turned a corner where it’s no longer negative, it’s positive,” Palmer said. And although six months of inventory is equal to a bal-
Closed Volume Forsyth County & North Fulton. anced market, Palmer said the past four months have been on track. “We are in the right area,” Palmer said. “Our focus is getting listings.” Palmer later said the key that consumers are concerned about is the increase in the
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Local teen author releases fourth book ATLANTA – Atlanta teen writer Nicole Izmaylov recently released her fourth book, “Curse Breakers.” Previously, Izmaylov has received multiple first place wins at the state level of the Reflections art contest for her literature and musical composition. She has also won the Georgia Author of the Year Award for her children’s book, “Ronnie and BB,” published in 2009, and the Forward National Literature Award for her young adult fantasy novel, “The Draçian Dance,” published in 2010, and her middle grade chapter book, “Dart and the Squirrels,” published in 201l. “Curse Breakers” was published on Oct. 1. Izmaylov’s new story features the main character, Rell Blue, on her journey to break others of their terrible curses. Evil clones, part-time dragons and murderous zom-
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Scouts complete Eagle requirements NORTH FULTON, Ga. – The Milton Boy Scout District, which includes the cities of Roswell, Alpharetta, Johns Creek and Milton, announced its newest Eagle Scouts, who recently passed their Board of Review. James Sloan, of Troop 985, was sponsored by Northbrook United Methodist Church. His project was the renovation of the inside and outside of
the preschool playhouse at Northbrook United Methodist Church. Michael Davidson, of Troop 317, was sponsored by Perimeter Church. His project was the restoration of the outdoor learning discovery trail at State Bridge Crossing Elementary School, including the replacement of five information signs. —Jonathan Copsey
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – ACT1 Theater presents Lloyd C. Douglas’ “Home for Christmas,” Friday, Nov. 29 through Sunday, Dec. 22. “Home for Christmas” is a winter’s tale of a scattered family’s holiday reunion written by Douglas, the famed author of “The Robe,” “Magnificent Obsession” and “The Big Fisherman.” In 1935, in the middle of his three epic blockbuster novels, Douglas created a small gem of a Christmas story set in a family farmhouse in snowy southern Michigan. As in the television series of the iconic Walton family, the Clayton family experienced the dire poverty and hard work of farm life during the Depression era. Despite the hardships, the family members found joy in life and in each other. As adults, the three Clayton children are all financially successful. It has been far too long since they have seen either their mother or each other. Reluctantly, they return to the rigors of the farm to recreate the simple Christmas of their childhood. Roswell resident Lisa Matchen directs the 19-member Roswell, Alpharetta and North Fulton cast. Roswell resident Mike Yow stars as Jim Clayton, a driven and wealthy factory owner. He is also the benefactor of his mother and his two younger sisters. A professional stage and film actor, Yow performs with the OTC Comedy Group. He is an acting coach with RISPA Performing Arts School and with the Lionheart Performing Arts Center in Norcross. Yow performed the
If you go What: ACT1 Theater presents “Home for Christmas” When: Fri, Nov. 29 – Sun, Dec. 22 Where: Alpharetta Presbyterian Church, 180 Academy Street, Alpharetta, Ga. 30009 Cost: Tickets: $15 for adults, $12 for children More Info: For tickets, visit www. act1theater.com. lead role of Atticus Finch in ACT1’s production of “To Kill a Mockingbird,” and as Fagin in the musical “Oliver.” Yow was last seen on the streets of downtown Alpharetta as the grave digger in the Alpharetta Cemetery Tour in October. Professional Alpharetta actresses Kerrie Doty and Karen Walsh star as the two Clayton sisters. Doty, who appears as Nan Clayton, recently performed as the Archbishop of Canterbury in North Fulton Drama Club’s production of “Henry V.” The actress speaks fluent Russian and appeared in Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull” in Fabrefaction Theatre’s 2011 production. Veteran Atlanta actress Walsh performs as the contentious Gertrude Clayton Eldridge, who seems determined to ruin Nan’s efforts to bring the family together. —Jonathan Copsey
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Seuss comes to Ann Jackson Gallery ROSWELL, Ga. – Dr. Seuss’s “Grinch” and the “Cat in the Hat” are back for Ann Jackson Gallery’s annual Art of Dr. Seuss Holiday Show, Nov. 23 and 24. Come for a fun-filled weekend of exclusive artwork from the Art of Dr. Seuss Collection. See and purchase the book illustrations from the many classic Seuss books as well as the rare and unique art pieces of Theodor “Dr. Seuss”
Geisel. This collection touches on some of the most memorable and iconographic images from Seuss’s career as author and illustrator. The majority of these works have been reproduced using an historic technique called hand-pulled lithography. The result is a beautifully created artwork, second only to the original itself.
Ann Jackson Gallery is one of 30 exclusive dealers of the Dr. Seuss Art Collection in the country. Founded in 1971, Ann Jackson Gallery is one of the oldest fine art galleries in the Atlanta metro area. Ann Jackson Gallery has hosted the Dr. Seuss Holiday Show for 18 years. For more information on the Art of Dr. Seuss, visit www. drseussart.com or the Ann
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White Columns hosts veterans golf outing MILTON, Ga. – Sixty-five active and retired service men and women took part in the annual Birdies for the Brave golf outing Nov. 10 at White Columns Country Club in Milton. During the annual event, military guests received complementary lessons, club fittings and rounds of golf, in addition to joining the more than 150 golfers participating in the annual golf tournament. The tournament got off to an exciting start when a four-
member jump team delivered an American flag to the course that was presented by a local color guard. Birdies for the Brave is nationwide program launched by the U.S. Department of Defense that generates financial support for members of the military and their families, and communicates that support to members of the armed forces at home and abroad.
A four-member jump team landed on White Column’s practice range to deliver an American flag to start the Birdies for the Brave golf tournament Nov. 10. —Jonathan Copsey
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All the groups were selected by frontline team members in bank offices in the Atlanta area for the work they are doing locally. “Just read the names to get a sense of the great work these groups are doing,” said Scott Asher, North Atlanta area president. “We are doing our best to be a great local bank, and this is a cornerstone of our local giving and volunteerism,” said Robert Dobbs, business banking area manager. Similar events are taking place this fall across Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi. —Shubhi Tangri
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High school fencers ‘work hard’ in competition By CAITLYN WALTERS walters@northfulton.com
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NORTH FULTON, Ga. — As the high school fencing season continues, several star fencers have risen to the top and claimed gold medals at the Georgia High School Fencing League (GHSFL) tournaments. On Nov. 2, there were 229 fencers representing Forsyth, Fulton and Cherokee counties dueling at Pope High School in Marietta. The tournament’s women’s epee winner, Caitlin Stanton of Alpharetta High School, walked away with her third consecutive gold medal. “It felt really good to win,� Stanton said. “The tournament was double the normal size, so I had to work extra hard.� Stanton has already signed a letter of intent from Sacred Heart University. Sacred Heart, located in Fairfield, Conn., is a Division I fencing school. As one of the top fencers in Georgia, the 17-year-old senior placed first in the past two smaller tournaments in September and October, where the schools were split in two. GHSFL coordinated all the schools in the league to attend the November tournament,
which made for the largest since 2007. Stanton has also made a name for herself through her fencing club in national competitions. She recently participated in a national tournament in Wisconsin with 3,000 fencers and placed 22nd in her division. Stanton said one of her biggest accomplishments was in a tournament in Rio, Nev., this past March. “I came in second place, and it was a big deal because I went up in ratings,� Stanton said. Her parents, Dorothy and Joe Stanton, said they have enjoyed leading the team with their daughter and the “great group� at Alpharetta High School. Dorothy Stanton said her daughter has applied for three colleges that offer NCAA fencing and plans to fence all four years while earning her undergraduate degree. “I hope to become a starter from the get-go and eventually a captain,� Stanton said. “I love being captain, and it’s just a lot of fun.� Alpharetta High School will host the next GHSFL tournament on Dec. 21. For more information, visit www.ghsfl.net.
Men’s epee winners First place – Ryan Carroll, Dunwoody HS (128 points) Second – Luben Jelezarov, Pope HS (104 points) Third (tie) – Brian Cai, Alpharetta HS (80 points) Third (tie) – Ian Lenthart, Pope HS (80 points)
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MILTON, Ga. – The week of Oct. 28 through Nov. 1, the Crabapple Crossing community celebrated Red Ribbon Week. This year, the theme was “A Healthy Me is Drug Free.” Students signed pledges to stay drug free, had fun dress-up days like “wackiest hair day” and “sock it to drugs day” and had a special visit from former NFL football player Tim Lester to talk with them about making good choices in life. The week was an enormous success for the Crabapple Crossing Elementary School faculty, staff and student body. —Katherine Tuggle
Crabapple Crossing Elementary students participated in a wackiest hair day contest to support Red Ribbon Week.
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Former Steeler visits Crabapple Crossing for Red Ribbon Week ALPHARETTA, Ga. — On Nov. 1, former Pittsburgh Steeler and motivational speaker Tim Lester brought the message of choices in life to third-, fourthand fifth-grade students at Crabapple Crossing Elementary School. Students listened to him tell the story of his hard work and the choices that helped shape the man he is today.
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln LINCOLN, Neb. – Sara Marlene Banks of Roswell was among approximately 775 students who received degrees from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln at commencement exercises Aug. 16 and 17. Banks received a bachelor of science in hospitality, restaurant and tourism management from the College of Education and Human Sciences.
Northern Arizona University FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Carolyn Swartz, a Northern Arizona University mathematics major and resident of Roswell, was among more than 4,500 students who made the Dean’s List for the spring 2013 semester.
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min Beker of Roswell has been admitted to Carleton College as a member of the class of 2017. He is the son of Herschel Beker and Jennifer Beker. Beker is a graduate of Roswell High School.
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MACON, Ga. – James Patrick Davidson of Cumming recently began his residency after graduation from Mercer University’s School of Medicine. He is serving in medicine-preliminary at George Washington University.
Sullivan University LOUISVILLE, Ky. – South Forsyth High School student Aaron Woodmansee of Alpharetta has been accepted to Sullivan University for admission to the university beginning in the 2014 academic year.
Reinhardt University WALESKA, Ga. – Jordan Mahan of Alpharetta was recently
Harding University
James Madison University HARRISONBURG, Va. – Alpharetta resident Gregory Glasgow and Suwanee resident
Alexander Hudgins have both enrolled at James Madison University for the fall 2013 semester. Glasgow plans to major in biotechnology. Hudgins plans to major in finance.
Benedictine University LISLE, Ill. – Benedictine University announced that three local students were among the graduates who completed their degree requirements on or before May 2013. Susan Diane Hamilton of Alpharetta earned a master’s degree in nursing. Cecilia Hammond of Alpharetta earned a master’s degree in nursing. Midnight Rejoicing Walker of Alpharetta earned a master’s degree in business administration.
NORTHSIDE CHAPEL
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DEATH NOTICES George Bremer, 85, of Alpharetta, passed away November 2, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
John Casey, Jr., 94 of Dunwoody, passed away November 11, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Joyce Chatham, 75, of Snellville, passed away November 8, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home. Theodore Chavis, Jr., 91, of Milton, passed away November 7, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
Faye L. Christopher, 67, of Dawsonville, passed away November 4, 2013. Arrangements by McDonald and Son Funeral Home. Tokunbo Coker, 72, of Alpharetta, passed away November 9, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home.
Carol Davis, 64, of Roswell, passed away November 7, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Home.
Heather Hampton, 33, of Alpharetta, passed away November 9, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home. Velma Herbkersman, 93, of Roswell, passed away November 10, 2013. Arrangements by Norhside Chapel Funeral Directors.
John Joseph Hopkins, 83, of Roswell, passed away November 10, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
Marvin Hoeflinger, 71, of Johns Creek, passed away November 12, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home.
Ruth Hurney, 92, of Lawrenceville, passed away November 8, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Lidia R. Johnson, 88, of Dunwoody, passed away November 9, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. Rita Letterman, 67, of Alpharetta, passed away November 3. 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
Arne Lidback, 78, of Alpharetta, passed away November 10, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home.
Richard Mesa, 91, of Alpharetta, passed away November 1, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
Joyce Elaine Morse, 81, of Cumming, passed away November 7, 2013. Arrnagements by Byars Funeral Home. Thomas Schmidt, 69, of Woodstock, passed away November 2, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
Harold Marder, 92, of Atlanta, passed away November 3, 2013. Arrangements by SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society.
Charlotte Seipel, 94, of Alpharetta , passed away November 4, 2013. Arrangements by SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society.
Jewel Masters, 76, of Roswell, passed away November 3, 2013. Arrangements by SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society.
Jonita Shuman, 61, of Roswell, passed away November 1, 2013. Arrangments by Northside Chapel Funeral Home.
Patricia Malvern Stevens, 62, of Snellville, passed away November 8, 2013. Arrangements by Byars Funeral Home. William Terry, 89, of Atlanta, passed away November 2, 2013. Arrangements by SouthCare Cremation & Funeral Society.
Carrie Thomason, 97, of Cumming, passed away November 9, 2013. Arrangements by Ingram Funeral Home. Johnnie Lou Turner, 86, of Cumming, passed away November 11, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
Elsie Wilkes, 91, of East Point, passed away November 9, 2013. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors.
Laura Wilsmann, 53, of Roswell, passed away November 4, 2013. Arrangements by Roswell Funeral Home.
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BAR STOOLS: 4, bar height. Like new condition. Swivel, arms, leather padded back and seat, brass trim, foot rest, very nice. Paid $400 each, $200 each. Can email pix.ss.dale@live.com or 478-390-1316 Basketball Goal: Huffy, portable, heightadjustable, good condition, needs rim. $50. 770-205-3161 BED, solid cherry high poster queen size with 2 matching night stands $350. 678-513-4784 Bedroom set, kingsize bed, two dressers, mirror, two nightstands. Pictures on request. $400 for all. 770-992-7888 BIKE, like new 26” Murray Ultra Terrio Xtreme $45. 770-205-9583 Casio Keyboard with stand $100. Call/text 770-356-9198 CELLO, new, Romanian full-sized Genial Violins, Helicore strings, $1200. 678-393-9788 Chairs: Duncan Fife Style, 5 side chairs $27.00 each, 1 armchair $45.00, cloth cushion. 404-664-4491 COMMERCIAL BROOM: $15. 678-663-0588 COMPUTER/OFFICE TABLE, metal, woodlooking top, good condition, $55. 678-352-9167 Couch, love seat, chair: Reupholstered faux tan leather. Lamp, glass top end and coffee tables; $3200. 678-473-9612 or 678-232-1224 CUSTOM CARGO TRAILER, 7x13, walk in, needs work $875. 662-671-3751 FILE CABINET, Hon 700 series, lateral. Perfect condtion. Originally $600. Moving price $125. Pictures on request. 770-992-7888
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