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The facility is also preparing for the gallery’s next show, the student and faculty “Artists in Residence” juried exhibition. The show will begin virtually DUNWOODY, Ga. — The Spruill Center for June 11 and transition to the gallery on the Arts recently announced its plan to reopen classes and camps beginning June 22. a limited basis later in the summer. The impact the COVID-19 pandemic The Spruill Gallery will reopen on June 9. The public will be able to visit the gallery has been catastrophic for the arts sector. Employment in the sector is down 54.5 Tuesday to Thursday and by appointment. “We can’t wait to reopen,” Spruill Cen- percent nationwide, and 62 percent of artists are fully unemployed. There has ter CEO Alan Mothner said. “It’s strange been a cumulative loss of $5.5 billion to being in the building without the sounds arts and culture organizations. of laughter, creativity and community.” Despite this gloomy forecast, the Spruill Mothner said the arts center is preCenter for the Arts has maintained its entire pared to meet or exceed every guideline staff during the shutdown and also finanfrom the Centers for Disease Control, Georgia Department of Health and the cially supported nearly 50 independent Governor’s Office. contractor instructors who primarily depend “We know the campers and the famion the center for their livelihood. During the same time, every refund request made by lies of those campers are excited to get students and campers was fully honored. out of the house and be creative in a safe Mothner said even as the arts center environment,” he said. “That’s what we’re returns to a new normal, the financial 100 percent committed to providing.” The special changes being implement- impact of this time will be felt for years. ed include reducing class sizes, sanitizing To drum up support for the center as it is forced to cut its programming revenue, classrooms between each lesson, limiting Spruill has launched a new membership shared equipment and maintaining disdrive with added features and benefits for tance in the classrooms and hallways. both new and renewing supporters. In preparation for the reopening, the Plans to build new a new hallway of center has stockpiled cleaning supplies and hand sanitizer, installed a plexiglass classrooms have been put on hold. Savbarrier in the registration office and put ings for capital improvements have been up signage to remind students and staff redirected to supporting staff and teachof the new distancing practices. ers, Mothner said. “We’re ready,” Mothner said. “It’s > “An expansion project right now is > been challenging being out of >the > just not on the table,” he said. “There’s > > building for the last two months. We’ve > really no reason for us to expand beyond > > > > our current footprint until there’s a missed our students, > >our> instructors. > > The arts center is like > > > and > a family, > we’re >clearer picture of what the future holds.” really excited to see> our> family again, > > > For more information on the Spruill > > even if it is with masks> on.” > >Center for the Arts, visit spruillarts.org.
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The candidates are: • Geraldine Champion (D) • Harold Dennis (R), former DeKalb Reserve lieutenant, harolddennisforsheriff. com • Adam Gardner (D), homicide detective, adamgardner2020.com • Ted Golden (D), retired Drug Enforcement Administration officer, tedgoldenforsheriff.com • Antonio “Block” Johnson (D), retired Marshall, johnson4dekalbsheriff.com • Kyle Keith Jones (D), retired law enforcement executive, votekylejones.com • Melody M. Maddox (Incumbent, D) • Carl Mobley (D), retired DeKalb Police officer, carlmobley4sheriff.com • Ruth “The Truth” Stringer (D), retired DeKalb Sheriff major, stringerforsheriff. com Additionally, voters will see a primary race to determine who will run for a full term as sheriff this November. Dennis is the only candidate on the Republican ticket. Champion, Gardner, Golden, Johnson, Jones, Maddox, Mobley and Stringer will all appear on Democrats’ ballots. DeKalb Board of Education Two candidates are competing in the nonpartisan race to represent District 1, which includes Dunwoody, on the Board of Education. Anna Hill (annahill.org), a certified public accountant, says a vote for her is a vote for fiscal responsibility and transparency. Andrew Ziffer (andrewziffer.com) has a background in information technology and real estate, and says his priorities are addressing school overcrowding and deferred facility maintenance. DeKalb Board of Commissioners Dunwoody residents will be able to vote on two commissioner seats this election cycle. For District 1, there will be a Democratic primary to decide who will challenge Incumbent Commissioner Nancy Jester (nancyjester.com), the only
NEWS Republican running for the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners this election. Those candidates are: • MD Naser (D), sheriff officer, nasermd.com • Robert Patrick (D), Doraville City Councilman, voterobertpatrick.com • Ben Truman (D), political consultant, benfordekalb.com • Cynthia Yaxon (D), writer, cynthiayaxondekalbcountycommissioner2020.com For District 6, a super district that covers the western half of the county, Commissioner Kathie Gannon will not seek reelection. Three candidates are running for the seat, all Democrats: • Maryam Ahmad (D), public health data analyst • Emily Halevy (D), digital media executive, emilyfordekalb.com • Ted Terry (D), former Clarkston mayor, tedfordekalb.com DeKalb Tax Commissioner Another race with only Democrats on the ticket is for county tax commissioner. Incumbent Irvin Johnson (irvinfordekalb.com) is being challenged by social worker Roslyn McCaskill (roslynmccaskill4dekalb.com). Georgia General Assembly Dunwoody residents will not see contested primaries for either the state house or state senate. For Senate District 40, which encompasses Dunwoody as well as other portions of DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties, Republican Garry Guan will challenge incumbent Democrat State Sen. Sally Harrel. For House District 79, which includes most of Dunwoody and parts of Doraville and Chamblee, incumbent Democrat State Rep. Mike Wilensky will face Andrea Johnson this fall. U.S. Congress Incumbent U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath will be the candidate for Democrats in the 6th congressional district. Republicans will have their choice of five candidates to replace her: Mykel Barthelemy; Karen Handel, who held the seat before McBath unseated her in 2018; Blake
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Dunwoody seeks online input for comprehensive plan update By CARSON COOK carson@appenmediagroup.com DUNWOODY, Ga. — The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the City of Dunwoody to get creative as it updates its Comprehensive Plan. A comprehensive plan is a key document cities use to make long-term policy regarding land-use, transportation and infrastructure decisions. Georgia requires cities to develop a comprehensive plan and update it every five years. Dunwoody began updating its Comprehensive Plan last fall, contracting with the Atlanta Regional Commission to gather public input and analyze the city’s needs. Because of social distancing precautions, the second round of input has moved online. “The draft includes changes made after
our first public input meeting in February,” Dunwoody Community Development Director Richard McLeod said. “We planned another session in April but had to cancel it due to COVID-19. By moving the process online, we’re providing the public with a safe and convenient way to participate.” Through June 18, community members can go online to read the latest draft and provide feedback through a survey at bit.ly/DunwoodyCompPlan. Recommended updates will be presented to the Dunwoody City Council for consideration later this year. The original plan included eight overarching goals. Though the wording may have been tweaked, most of these goals remain essentially the same: to maintain Dunwoody’s neighborhoods; foster a business-friendly climate; promote multimodal transportation; cultivate arts
and culture; and maintain a commitment to sustainable practices. A few of the goals have small but meaningful changes. According to the draft, the community not only wants to expand parks, greenspace and recreational opportunities, but specifically wants more locations across the city. Expanding housing options to make aging in place an achievable reality is still a goal. So is creating more affordable housing for the quarter of households that are cost burdened, paying over 30 percent of their income on housing, the plan states. Redeveloping target areas remains part of the vision, and to redevelop these areas into vibrant, walkable, mixed-use areas with high-quality design and more diverse housing products, the draft specifies. The update also adds a ninth goal: “to
leverage Dunwoody’s location at the heart of growing job centers, transportation systems and neighboring communities.” This involves close coordination with surrounding cities, DeKalb County Schools and regional players like MARTA. This five-year update will incorporate the findings and recommendations of other planning studies completed since the original document, including the Dunwoody Village Master Plan, three Livable Centers Initiative Studies, the Sustainability Plan, the Transportation Master Plan, the Parks and Recreation Master Plan and the Economic Development Strategy. The 2020 update also includes updated information about the city’s demographic makeup and trends in housing and employment. To read the full plan and provide feedback, visit bit.ly/DunwoodyCompPlan.
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OBITUARY Steele, Mark Roy of Sandy Springs, GA passed away on Monday May 18, 2020 at the age of 73. He is survived by his loving wife of almost 49 years, Carole Barnes Steele, and the daughter he adored, Meredith Leigh Steele, of Santa STEELE Monica, CA, as well his brother Alan Jay Steele of Everett, WA, his sister-in-law Lynne Barnes Bonnet, her husband Marc, his niece Natalie Bonnet Monat, her husband Etienne, and their children, Luc and Marc, all of Atlanta, GA. He was preceded in death by his mother, Bernice Stille Cross, and his father, Arnold Jay Steele. He was born in New York, NY and the family moved to Atlanta when Mark was seven. At Decatur High School, he was class president as a junior and class treasurer as a senior, as well as being in the National Honor Society, Beta Club, and was chosen as a “Senior Superlative.” Upon graduation in 1965, Mark entered Vanderbilt University where he pledged Phi Kappa Sigma, was active in the student government, and ROTC. After spending time in the U.S. Army in Columbus, GA, Mark served in Vietnam (19701971) as part of the Adjutant General’s Corps (courier service). He left the military as a 1st Lieutenant and soon married his high school and college sweetheart, Carole (“Bunny”). As newlyweds, Mark and Bunny moved to Chicago where he attended the University of Chicago Business School and
completed his MBA degree at Georgia State University. After a short time at Genuine Parts, Mark joined Southern Bell/Bellsouth where he spent his career. He enjoyed various service organizations including the Atlanta Vietnam Veterans Business Association, the USO, was the President of Planned Parenthood of GA, the Commander of the local VFW chapter, and a volunteer at St. Joseph’s Hospital. In 2012, he was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer, waged a heroic fight (“Never Give In!”), and became a mentor for other men suffering with the unrelenting disease. Despite his prognosis, Mark embraced life and traveled the world with family and friends. Mark was as comfortable in Asia and Europe as he was in his second home on Lake Keowee, SC. He was a member of Dunwoody Country Club, The Phoenix Society as well as the President of the Peachtree Racket Club. He ran the Peachtree Road Race 30 consecutive times. Mark loved a good party. He was a strong loyal individual who will be missed by many. Mark will be remembered always for the zest with which he lived life, echoing the creed: “For those who fight for it, life has a flavor the protected never know.” Due to COVID-19, a private family memorial will be held, followed by a celebration of life at Dunwoody Country Club to be announced at a future date. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to Vanderbilt University in honor of Mark R. Steele (A&S 1969) https://giving. vanderbilt.edu/ or the Atlanta Vietnam Veterans Business Association Scholarship Fund. www.avvba.org
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DUNWOODY, Ga. — Perimeter Adult Learning Services (PALS) will be presenting summer classes over Zoom this year. The session will run for seven weeks on Mondays and Wednesdays beginning June 8. The lineup of classes is: • Financial and Estate Planning, Mondays from 10 to 11 a.m. • Game Changers III, Mondays from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. • Islam, The Basics, Wednesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. • Are We Honest? Are We Moral?, Wednesdays from 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. The cost is $40, and registration and payment are available at palsonline.org. More information of each class and the presenters can be found at the website or by calling the PALS office at 770-6980801.
Rotary awards Service Above Self Scholarship Dunwoody Rotary has established a $2,000 Service Above Self Scholarship that can be renewed for up to another three years. The first winner is Melanie Smith, who is president of the Interact Club and has served the community
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through VolunTeen and Holiday Helper programs at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, the Rise Against Hunger, the Intown Food Pantry, Special Olympics and the Dunwoody Nature Center’s Butterfly Festival. Smith said she believes the leadership skills she learned at the Rotary Youth Leadership Award camp will be with her for the rest of her life. Her application and essay reveal that she has internalized the SMITH Rotary motto of “Service Above Self.” She will be attending the University of Georgia and hopes to be a child life specialist or occupational therapist at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. The Rotary Club of Dunwoody supports our community in the areas of child and family health, literacy, public safety, and is part of Rotary International, a worldwide philanthropic organization. In addition, the club has helped fund stadium lights and the band trailer at Dunwoody High School. The Dunwoody Club also sponsors the DHS Interact Club, the Laws of Life Essay Contest, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards and Rotary Youth Exchange.
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A N S L E Y E X I S T S T O S E R V E O U R C L I E N T S . I T ’ S W H AT W E L O V E T O D O . Contact us to see how we can work for you in buying or selling your home.
RELOCATION BUSINESS
558% WE WORK WITH BUYERS MOVING TO ATLANTA
LUXURY MARKET SHARE
SOCIAL MEDIA DOMINANCE
No. 1
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BROKER IN METRO ATLANTA Q2 2020
VIEWS PER WEEK ALL REAL FOLLERS
3 1 C H U R C H S T R E E T | D O W N T O W N A L P H A R E T TA | 7 7 0 . 2 8 4 . 9 9 0 0 | A N S L E YAT L A N TA . C O M Source: Brokermetrics QTD Broker report entire MLS, residential buyers market share over $1M. All information believed to be accurate, but not warranted | Equal Housing Opportunity | Christopher Burell, Principal Broker
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REAL ESTATE REPORT • Sponsored Section
Covid-19 design changes to our homes I think we all realize that we’re slowly exiting the Covid-19 crisis, and as we do, we can start looking back and taking inventory of what we experienced and what got accomplished. As we reflect, we’re all wondering how things will be different in the post pandemic world. Will we remain physically distanced? Will large gatherings ever happen again? While some people choose to “nest”, the pandemic forced us all to do it… the entire family… for long periods of time. It brought families closer together and it also forced us all to really focus on our homes. People quickly became restless, and as evidenced by the increased traffic and big box home improvement stores, homeowners turned their attention to their homes; to repair and improve them. “We saw an immediate increate in requests for design time with our designers, and the rate of remodeling proposals slowly increased through the pandemic” says John Hogan, owner of Remodeling Expo Center. “Almost daily, we received calls from homeowners who previously didn’t move forward with the work, but now they wanted to move forward fast. Everyone was working from home and now they had the time to focus on that project that they’ve been thinking about for years” Covid-19 inspired changes to the home “Remodeling Expo Center prepares
We immediately saw an increase in the quantity of dedicated home offices, finishing of basements, no-touch faucets, ventilation and exhaust fans.” BRITTANY LINGERFELT Lead designer at Remodeling Expo’s Design Studio
3D renderings and plans for homeowners, so we can really see what changes they want to their homes. We immediately saw an increase in the quantity of dedicated home offices, finishing of basements, no-touch faucets, ventilation and exhaust fans,” says Brittany Lingerfelt, Lead designer at Remodeling Expo’s Design Studio. “People are making permeant changes to their homes and lifestyles, and we have adapted our designs to accommodate homeowners changing requests. If there is a beneficiary to the pandemic; its our homes… they got repaired, improved upon and adapted. People are also preparing for the next pandemic.” For more information about remodeling, contact The Remodeling Expo Center at 404 910-3969 or visit the Design Center at 48 King Street, Roswell, GA 30075. www.RemodelingExpo.com.
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5 home projects to tackle now Brought to you by – BILL RAWLINGS Senior Vice President & Managing Broker, North Atlanta Office Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty
While our country is RAWLINGS practicing social distancing and quarantine methods, you may have realized that your home needs a few updates. These five home projects will not only entertain you while you’re at home, but they will also improve your living space and allow you to enjoy it even more. From spring cleaning to rearranging furniture, you can amplify your home in no time. 1. Take spring cleaning to a new level Start by moving top to bottom, cleaning walls, windows, crown molding, baseboards and more. If you have any pieces that are washable, such as curtains, take the time to do that now! Also, be sure to dust and clean hard-to-reach places like shelves, drawers and blinds. Improve your air quality by investing in a new HVAC filter, if you haven’t changed it in a while, and using a vacuum to remove dust and dirt from vents. 2. Rearrange furniture If you need an easy and affordable refresh, rearranging the furniture is one of the quickest, most feasible ways to do so! Analyze different rooms in your home, and then determine how you can declutter and maximize the space efficiently. For example, you could switch artwork between rooms, use different pieces for other purposes such as a side table serving as a plant stand, organize books and other items by color or size and more. Get creative!
For your home base
D U NWO O DY 2117 N Forest Trail Offered for $215,000 Sandy Edson 404.931.9140
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3. Swap out arrangements Many of us have extra linens, pillows, rugs and blankets that we may not use most of the time. Swap out your current arrangements with these items to give a new look and design to your home. You can use pieces you already have or browse online for an item you would love to introduce to your space. 4. Upgrade your yard You will love summer days spent outdoors in an upgraded yard! Now that flowers and grasses have bloomed, you can clean up your yard to make it truly breathtaking and to enhance your curb appeal. You can do so by removing moss, debris and weeds, scrubbing outdoor furniture and patios, adding outdoor lighting and planting herbs and flowers.
See PROJECTS, Page 11
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Katherine Morris, left, holds a February 2020 edition of the Dunwoody Crier while Stuart Gerber holds a copy from April 1988 at a Phish concert in Cancun, Mexico. Gerber grew up in Dunwoody and now lives in L.A., while Morris lives here now. The two friends met through the band Phish.
Projects: Continued from Page 11
5. Create a new space As you’ve spent more time at home, you have probably noticed rooms or furniture that are hardly used. Now is a great time to sell some of these items and to create a new space that you’ve always desired! Design an office space where you can work remotely with ease, a reading nook to relax at the end of the day or even a bar and beverage area for future entertaining. By implementing these simple updates, your home will feel fresh and like-new. If you need assistance with your home projects or have questions about how they can increase the value of your home, please contact Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty at 770.442.7300. We
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THE CITY OF DUNWOODY, GEORGIA NOTICE OF ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING The City of Dunwoody Zoning Board of Appeals will meet on Thursday, July 09, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of Dunwoody City Hall, which is located at 4800 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody, Georgia 30338, for the purpose of due process of the following: ZBA 20-03: Don Hagemeister, contractor for the homeowner at 4416 Shelborne Drive, Dunwoody, GA 30338 seeks a variance from Chapter 27, Section 58 to encroach into the rear yard setback. The tax parcel number is 18 381 01 016. ZBA 20-04: Jim McCrory, owner of 1746 Tamworth Court, Dunwoody, GA 30338 seeks a variance from Chapter 27, Section 58 to encroach into the side yard setback. The tax parcel number is 18 342 08 004. ZBA 20-05: Andrew Hudgens, owner of 5208 Hidden Branches Lane, Dunwoody, GA 30338 seeks a variance from Chapter 16, Section 16-78 to build in the 75’ stream buffer. The tax parcel number for the site is 18 365 06 023. ZBA 20-06: Charles Rawson, owner of 5018 Hidden Branches Circle, Dunwoody, GA 30338 seeks a variance from Chapter 16, Section 16-78 to build in the 75’ stream buffer. The tax parcel number for the site is 18 365 01 276. ZBA 20-07: Malcolm Aga, business owner of The Pet Resorts at 4343 Dunwoody Park, Suite G, Dunwoody, GA 30338 seeks a variance from Chapter 27, Section 27-131 to build an outdoor animal run within the 100 ft setback from any property used for residential purposes. The tax parcel number for the site is 18 345 10 028. ZBA 20-08: Daniel Davidson, owner of 5302 Trowbridge Drive, Dunwoody, GA 30338 seeks a variance from Chapter 16, Section 16-78 to build in the 75’ stream buffer. The tax parcel number for the site is 18 374 08 025. Mr. Davidson seeks an additional variance from Section 27-58- Lot and building regulations for a reduction of 4 feet in the front setback for construction of a new front porch. *This meeting will be have an electronic component through Zoom, if you do not wish to attend the meeting in person. Please note that due to the ongoing global pandemic COVID-19, this meeting is subject to change pending local, state, and/or federal guidance regarding public meetings. Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88469220802 Or join by phone: Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location): US: +1 929 205 6099 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 Webinar ID: 884 6922 0802 Should you have any questions, comments, or would like to view the application and supporting materials, please contact the City of Dunwoody Community Development Department at 678-382-6800. Members of the public are encouraged to call or schedule a meeting with staff in advance of the Public Hearing if they have questions or are unfamiliar with the process. Staff is available to answer questions, discuss the decision-making process, and receive comments and concerns.
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REAL ESTATE ROOM FOR RENT FULLY FURNISHED available now Bedroom in Peachtree Corners. Everything included. $650/per month (First and last due in beginning). Call 770-608-1691.
SERVICES BATHROOM SVCS. EDWARDS & ASSOCIATES INC Contractor specializing in kitchen, bath, and basement remodeling. Dunwoody business since 1983. Mark Edwards 770-403-8098. Save Time
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