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Happy Summer, Sandy Springs and Dunwoody!

ust when I think this job couldn’t get any better, someone* comes up with the great idea to do a July feature about the unique and fab summer cocktails being shaken and stirred around town. Lucky for me, the wonderfully talented photographer, Dennis Malcolm Byron, was willing to come along for our afternoon of “research,” and help sip and shoot the gorgeous cocktails we chose to introduce to you. Our friends at UBER set us up with cars so we didn’t have to worry about anything except where to find the best lighting. I recommend you, too, get the UBER app and enjoy a safe and carefree summer around town. Check out some of my favorite chill tunes and share yours on our Facebook page. We love to hear from you!

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Good Times

Around Town

History 101

Giving Back

Road Trip

Real Wives

Artist’s Palette

Hot Spot

Open House

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18 Quenching the Summer Thirst

Parting Thoughts

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22 Winning the Battle Against Boredom this Summer

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Water World The eye of a massive storm made landfall in Atlanta, as Six Flags Over Georgia announced the opening of its all-new water park, Hurricane Harbor, on May 30. The largest expansion in the park’s 47-year history, Hurricane Harbor boasts four new water attractions, including the world’s first hybrid zero-gravity slide, spans seven acres and is free with admission to Six Flags Over Georgia. The editor and her family loved playing in the 4-foot waves in 38,000-squarefoot Calypso Bay wave pool (zero to 6-feet deep). Their favorite was the world’s first hybrid zero-gravity slide, Tsunami Surge. Fast and massive! Hurricane Harbor is super clean and offers up shade and plenty of action. Check it out at 275 Riverside Pkwy, Austell, or at SixFlags.com/overgeorgia. 10 PerimeterNorthLifestyle.com | July 2014

The hottest party of the summer is back! The 4th annual Summer Sizzle to benefit Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta will take place on Friday, August 22 from 8 p.m. to midnight at the chic Summerour Studios in Midtown. Guests will enjoy innovative catering by Endive, summer cocktails and music by the Bradley Cole Smith Band, followed by a late-night DJ and dancing. There will also be an exciting silent auction, featuring rare art and travel deals. Tickets are $125 and generally sell out in advance. For tickets or sponsorship opportunities, please contact Kate Myers at kate.myers@choa.org.

In a Pickle Forty-two pickleball players from across the southeast recently participated in a pickleball tournament at the MJCCA. Pickleball is a cross between badminton, tennis and ping-pong, and is a fun game for all ages. The popular sport was designed to be easy to learn and play whether you are 5 years old, 85 years old, or somewhere in between. Players traveled to the MJCCA for the tournament from near and far inPickleball athlete Sid Cojac cluding: Chattanooga, Tenn.; Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Opelika, Ala.; Lake Oconee, Ga.; and Canton, Ga. Players’ ages ranged from 13 to 80. Ken Lester did not play this time, due to injury, however he was awarded the sportsmanship award as a thank you for all he has done to promote and grow pickleball at the MJCCA. For information about MJCCA pickleball, contact Jamie Perry, Mature Adult Program coordinator at 678.812.3799, or visit AtlantaJCC.org. We are excited to hear your stories and triumphs. Write to SCollins@LifestylePubs.com or go to PerimeterNorthLifestyle.com.

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Sherman’s War On Our Families Intimate Exhibit “The Civil War in Sandy Springs” Explores Lesser-Known Facts Article Helen Grebe | Photography Cindy Mayer

n the turbulent summer of 1864, the Union Army—comprised of more than 100,000 soldiers--occupied the small farming community of Sandy Springs (population 1,000). Those weeks changed the lives of every family that lived through them. Until now, little has been known about the intimate daily portrait of the families (women, children and elders) who lived through those turbulent times. Enter Sandy Springs Heritage Muse-

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um’s exhibit, “The Civil War in Sandy Springs” which is offered through April 1, 2015. The exhibit, based on never-before published diaries and newly discovered letters, details the first- hand accounts and struggles of 1,000 local, poor farming families whose food and scarce provisions were used to feed and provide for 100,000 Union Soldiers. The carnage and chilling details can be previewed for the first time in the exhibit which also includes family heirlooms and heritage sandy springs museum artifacts, treasured for 150 years, includ6075 Sandy Springs Circle ing sewing kits, tobacco pipes, collapsible HeritageSandySprings.org cups and actual guns and cannon shells 404.851.9111 that terrorized the small community during the long summer of Union occuCivil War Speaker Series pation. Discovering the untold story of 7-8:30 p.m., free the Civil War through detailed accounts July 24 from the women and families who lived Steve Davis: through them is a history buff’s dream. What the Yankees Did to Us Adding to the treasure trove is the fact August 14 that admission is free on Wednesdays and John Inscoe: Saturdays, from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. or by apGeorgia’s Unknown Civil War History pointment for small groups.

Touring the intimate exhibit packs a mighty punch. “People want to know the history in their backyard,” notes Kimberly Brigance, director of Historic Resources & Programs. “This is the story of the individuals who stayed behind in the Civil War. It’s the account of women and young children who were nutritionally and defensively vulnerable.” Excerpts from a collection of letters written by Nellie Jett, wife of Richard Burch Jett (Confederate Army) provide glimpses of the burden placed upon those in the South along with an intimate look at Sherman’s brilliant psychological warfare in action, launched to break down soldiers’ families. Jett wrote these alarming lines to her husband while listening to the battle of Resaca as the sound of 100,000 Union Army march directly toward her small homestead: “I know if the main army falls back here, we will perish. I don’t know what to do. I ain’t gonna run. I ain’t got the money to take us off, so we will have to stand the test.” Union references also add to the terror: “Not many minutes after coming into camp, every fence and moveable thing in sight is pulled down to make the fires. God pity this south land when we are done with it.” --Union pvt. Cooke The verbage can be disturbing, referencing accounts of Southern women having to go in to individual Union camps “to make arrangements” for food for their “sallow-eyed children,” writes one Union soldier. It puts a new perspective on the term

sleeping with the enemy, which is a daily act of survival for Confederate Soldiers’ wives. Jett writes in one of her last letters to her husband: “I have never known hard times before. I’m going to sell the mule. I can’t feed him. I would sell him for corn. I want you to come home if you can. If you come home, I will tell you a heap I can’t write.” What can she tell him? What can he tell her, both harboring private horrors, yet horrors they must rise above to rebuild the South for the little of their brethren that are left.

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Giving Back

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hat happens when 32 strangers of diverse civic, cultural and professional backgrounds come together? If it is under the auspices of Leadership Sandy Springs (LSS), they experience deeper community connections, stronger leadership skills and new friendships and business relationships likely to last a lifetime. Through Leadership Sandy Springs, these emerging leaders are now engaged and inspired to help shape a thriving Sandy Springs. During their nine-month program, the class focused on leadership development and program days centered on vital community issues such as city government, social services, environment, public safety and economic development. Additionally, a Community Connections program delivered hands-on opportunities for class members to plan and implement city-wide projects to enrich Sandy Springs, including Volunteer for a Better Sandy Springs, Movies by Moonlight, and Youth Leadership Sandy Springs. Three class members shared their stories of what they learned about leadership in the 21st century and how it helped them. Jason Lina, certified financial planner for Resource Plan14 PerimeterNorthLifestyle.com | July 2014

ning Group, entered the LSS program with a desire to help improve his community. “My passion is making things better – processes, tools, procedures, or ways of looking at a problem,” he shares. Taking it to the next level, Lina hoped to utilize those skills not only in the business world but expand that passion to non-profits or civic life. Sherwin Lewis-Nelson, of GV Financial Advisors, went into the class experience with few preconceived ideas and expectations. “I was a complete novice to leadership classes,” she recalls. “A colleague raved about the program, so I entered it with the expectation that I would learn about the community in which I work and meet some neat people with whom I could have mutual business interests. From the opening retreat, I gained much more.” To build the foundation of the team from the ground up, LSS begins the course with an overnight retreat in north Georgia. Class member Chip Houston, head of Middle School for Mount Vernon Presbyterian School, recalls an eye-opening experience at that kick-off event. Participants were asked to write about a particular, very elementary object and found that each response was unique yet complementary.

“This exercise was one of the most powerful takeaways for me from our retreat,” he explains. “It helped me to not only become more aware of the differences among us, but that those differences are all strengths. And, that any exceptional team needs to be comprised of a diversity of these strengths, all complementing one another, adding value, and filling in gaps. An exceptional leader will know how to maximize and multiply their collective inf luence.” All three concluded they learned more about the city in which they live and work, and forged a bond with one another. Lewis-Nelson valued the experience for many reasons. “I gained tremendous insight into my own leadership style,” she says. “I learned to better engage in teams with new people – not just the bubble of my firm of 16 years. As a result, I feel a part of the Sandy Springs community and formed some lifelong friends.” Lina says the experience provided a wide range of benefits. “I expected Leadership Sandy Springs to be a donation of my time, service, and thinking,” he says. “The program really gave to me far more than I gave to it. My experience has been richly rewarding -packed full of education, memories, and good friendships and a strong network of present and future community leaders that I now call good friends.” Houston felt the program expanded his thinking about leadership and community. “Our community is growing, changing, and we are ever dependent on each of the other parts,” he says. “Our monthly themed days (of LSS class) offered the opportunity to be among the leaders and stakeholders in Sandy Springs. Leadership Sandy Springs was about three things for me: knowledge, relationships and action. It has opened my eyes.”

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Road Trip

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Living it up at the King and Prince Article and Photography Ruksana Hussain

n just a few hours drive from Atlanta you will land on the island of Saint Simons – one of many that form the Golden Isles along the Georgian coast. Along a semi-secluded stretch of the shoreline is nestled the King and Prince Beach and Golf Resort – Saint Simons’ crowning glory and a member of the Historical Hotels of America, one of only six properties in the state. The island offers an enticing mix of natural beauty, rich history, quaint charm and fair weather all year round but the resort holds its own appeal, offering a 24/7 view of and private access to the beach, crowned by a sea-side pool. Early morning walks on the beach are no more

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a dream. Better yet, choose one of the oceanfront rooms for your stay and you can hear the sound of the waves all day and night. Built in 1935, the resort operated as a naval training facility and radar station during World War II. Previously a popular dance club, it was restored to its original glamour and remodeled as a luxury resort. Several stained glass windows around the resort speak volumes of the historic events witnessed at this venue. Make sure you see all nine. The King and Prince is also just minutes away from sight-seeing near the village pier’s Lighthouse Museum and Christ Church Frederica. Hit up a night-time ghost tour with Lighthouse Trolleys or a historic Colonial Island trolley tour to learn more about this magical place. Fishing is welcome and encouraged on the island, too. You can opt for Credle’s Adventures dolphin tour or sail out on a shrimping trip aboard the Lady Jane. Staying active is easy. Bikes, kayaks and stand-up paddle boards can be rented from local outfitters. Golf on your mind? Then you’ve come to one of Georgia’s finest at the King and Prince. Luxuriously designed amidst ancient oaks and vast salt marshes, it is one of the hottest golfing destinations in the nation. Of course, a coastal location guarantees fresh coastal cuisine and there are options aplenty to keep your appetite at bay. ECHO is the resort’s newly remodeled oceanfront restaurant. An open kitchen

offers up a fresh, contemporary take on an easy-going vibe that only island-time can offer. Grab a meal under the stars on the patio adjacent to the pool and almost on the ocean itself at peak tide times. With broad, sweeping views of the ocean, ECHO offers a delectable menu be it breakfast, lunch or dinner. Chef James Flack believes in keeping it local and nurturing long relationships with purveyors so be it the quail or the steak, shrimp and grits or desserts, rest assured chef knows where it was sourced and has added his special spin to the preparation and presentation. Personal lunch favorites were the scallops with crispy poached egg and the black grouper sandwich with peach barbecue sauce. Sugar lovers, be sure to have the peach melba crumble and s’mores bomb. If you decide to dine out on the town, Chef Dave Snyder has you covered with his sister restaurants Halyards and Tramici. Hal-

yards offers a higher-end experience with a casual and lounge ambience that adds to the fine-dining mood. Start with the fresh and crunchy Asian influenced tuna tartar or veal/beef minced smooth meatloaf bites. Entrees on the menu include such offerings as fish tacos, beef and cashew stir fry, coconut red curry risotto and more. And everything here is made from scratch. Tramici, on the other hand, plays more to the role of neighborhood hangout, with an indoor and outdoor courtyard-style seating space, and Italian fare that’s flavorful and fragrant, simple and appetizing. It shouldn’t take much more convincing than that for you to drive out on your own Saint Simons adventure or for a relaxing family vacation at the King and Prince. No matter the event, a large conference or an intimate wedding, an annual family reunion or a girlfriend’s getaway, the resort affords scenic views and superior accommodations to make your trip truly memorable.

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Quenching the Summer Thirst Our picks for the freshest cocktails in the neighborhood Article Sue G. Collins and Ben Hammett Walkuski | Photography Dennis Malcolm Byron

he best summer cocktails don’t just cool you off—they heat you up. Whatever your drink of choice may be, it should offer both a cold, refreshing relief from summer’s heat and a punch just intoxicating enough to remind you why summer is so fun. The best part of all? You don’t have to hop a plane or suffer a long road trip to enjoy these warm-weather beverages. They are all served up right here in Perimeter North.

Go ahead, take a sip

Flying Legends and Hidden Mayhem Champagne, St. Germain, pink grapefruit segment, Bittermen’s hopped grapefruit bitters, Saint Louis sugar cube, grapefruit tab Have a seat

22 seats at the bar, 16 on the patio Take it all in

F&B Atlanta is a rustic neighborhood bistro offering Belgian-inspired French cuisine, hand-selected wines and craft cocktails. 3630 Peachtree Rd NE FandBAtl.com 404.254.1797

Cibo e Beve Meet the maker

Bar Manager Jonathan Turner and his team of resident bartenders amaze guests with unique libations. His talented team pays homage

F&B F&B Meet the Maker

Bar manager Randy Kuder brings 16 years of hospitality experience to the F&B Atlanta team. Kuder, who began his career at Buckhead’s Johnny’s Hideaway, discovered early the freedom to experiment with different flavors and methodologies behind the bar. As the bar manager at F&B, Kuder has developed a unique craft cocktail menu that complements the Belgian-inspired French menu. He works continuously at mastering his craft, developing specialty cocktails inspired by the seasons and the ever-evolving menu at F&B. 18 PerimeterNorthLifestyle.com | July 2014

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to the classics while concocting stunningly innovative creations for their late night cocktail scene served at the handcrafted Zinc Bar. This guy has big bar pride.

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Summer Smash Grey Goose melon volka, St. Germain, muddled vanilla, strawberry, basil and pineapple juice. Our photographer, Dennis Malcolm Byron (aka Ale Sharpton - this guy knows his beverages and isn’t just another pretty face behind a camera) says he’d return again and again for this one. And, with a serious kids menu (more than the cursory nuggets and pasta), there’s no excuse not to.

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16 seats at the bar, 100 on the patio

Cibo e Beve celebrates the vibrant food, wine and culture of Italy, while paying respect to the best seasonal produce from local growers. With an emphasis on sustainable agriculture, Executive Chef/Partner Linda Harrell brings her passion and culinary experience of over 20 years to the table to delight guests with traditional Italian dishes. 4969 Roswell Rd, Sandy Springs CiboAtlanta.com 404.250.8988

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Tuscan Sunrise Homemade strawberry syrup, Herradura silver tequila, lime juice and soda

5 Seasons Brewing Meet the maker

With experience opening various restaurants in Las Vegas and Atlanta, Michelle Germain brings a vast knowledge of mixology that has already greatly impacted the bar program at 5 Seasons. Germain shares: “I’m excited to be here! The fresh, organic, locally grown ingredients used in the kitchen allow me access to those same ingredients in my cocktails.” Clearly she has jumped in, working with the chefs to whip up infusions such as raspberry-mint-infused gin, chocolate-vanilla-infused whiskey and ginger-cucumber-cilantro-infused vodka among other delicious flavor combinations.

They believe in real food. That is why the menu features grassfed beef, pastured poultry and pork, and local, organic fruits and vegetables along with sustainably sourced seafood brought in from the Gulf. 5 Seasons is a strong member and supporter of the community. This begins with sourcing from local farmers who in turn use our spent grain from brewing to feed their livestock and use in their fields. This continues as they help local corporations, charities and families gather to celebrate a variety of occasions. 5600 Roswell Road, Sandy Springs 5SeasonsBrewing.com 404.255.5911

{three} sheets Meet the maker

{Three} sheet’s mixologist Nick Burnsed originally created the Basil Margarita for a contest and it ended up everyone’s favorite and took first place. It is a refreshing summer cocktail featuring all fresh ingredients and a perfect pairing with three sheets patio! continued >

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quenching the summer thirst (continued)

Brio Tuscan Grille Go ahead, take a sip

Basil Margarita Fresh basil, fresh squeezed lemon, lime & orange juice, mint, agave nectar Have a seat

16 seats at the bar, 75 on the rooftop patio Take it all in

One of Atlanta’s hidden hotspots, {three} sheets is sure to become your newest go-to destination. Conveniently located in Sandy Springs, this swanky lounge boasts one of the city’s best patios! Relax with a cocktail and enjoy the stars on the roof top patio featuring cozy couches, rugs and sexy lighting, or dance the night away downstairs on the dance floor with some of Atlanta’s best DJ’s. 6017 Sandy Springs Cir NE ThreeSheetsAtlanta.com 404.433.2180

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20 seats at the bar, 30 seats on the wrap-around covered patio facing a sweet pond Take it all in

BRIO!, (meaning “lively” or “full of life”) is a casual, white-tablecloth restaurant serving authentic, northern Italian food. BRIO invites you to enjoy their premium quality steaks, chops, seafood and pasta. BRIO is also pleased to offer brunch on Saturdays & Sundays until 3pm as well as Outdoor Dining and Three Private Party Rooms. 700 Ashwood Pkwy BrioItalian.com 678.587.0017 20 PerimeterNorthLifestyle.com | July 2014

Capital Grille Capital Grille Meet the maker

Maya Cortes has been with The Capital Grille Perimeter since its inception, August of 2012. Maya was born and raised in New York City and moved to Atlanta six years ago. Maya worked at The Nook in Midtown (and still does) before joining The Capital Grille team. Go ahead, take a sip

Stoli Doli Made with a pineapple infused vodka that sits in a pretty jar on the bar. Have a seat

12 seats at bar, 32 seats on the covered patio Take it all in

The Capital Grille is a fine-dining restaurant known for its dry-aged steaks, fresh seafood and award-winning wine list in an atmosphere of relaxed elegance. The Capital Grille has two Atlanta-area location, one at Perimeter Center and the other in Buckhead. 94 Perimeter Center West, Dunwoody TheCapitalGrille.com 770.730.8447

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Four Fun Outings Near Home Article Ruksana Hussain | Photography Georgia Department of Natural Resources, High Museum, Austin Holt

es, school’s out. Yes, it is summer. Yes, you are invariably going to be at the receiving end of ‘I’m bored’ chiming at you all day. Fear not! Here is a roundup of just the right bunch of fun activities for your restless young ones. For the green-thumbed: Trees Atlanta has an exciting new summer camp for Atlanta high school students! The inaugural Junior TreeKeepers Program offers five days of interactive and handson activities in environmental science. Children will explore 200-year-old forests, learn about GPS orienteering, participate in nature projects, and have fun with scavenger hunts and biking. Field trips to local attractions such as the Atlanta BeltLine Arboretum and Stone Mountain are included. A summertime extension of Trees Atlanta’s popular youth environmental education program, offered for free to more than 20 schools in the metro Atlanta area, Junior TreeKeepers educates children about Atlanta’s urban forests, pollinator insects, community connections and environmental stewardship. If you’re looking to get the kids out of the house and out exploring this summer, register them for Junior TreeKeepers with TreesAtlanta.org

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1959 Cadillac Cyclone For the creatively-inclined: The High Museum’s latest exhibit “Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas” is for both the design devils and the car crazies. Inventive, historic concept cars are on display including some of the rarest, most imaginative designs by Ferrari, Bugatti, General Motors and Porsche. Bringing together 17 concept cars from across Europe and the U.S. from the early 1930s to the 21st century, the exhibit pairs conceptual drawings, patents and scale models with realized cars, demonstrating how their experimental designs advanced ideas of progress and changed the automobile from an object of function to a symbol of future possibilities. Highlights include the electric bubble car, Scarab, the genesis of the contemporary minivan, and the BMW “GINA Light Visionary Model” featuring an exterior made of fabric, among others. Visit High.org for details.

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Where freedom comes with a choice of sides.

For the adventure-mongers: Georgia State Parks offer a plethora of options. Archery ranges abound at Elijah Clark, Panola Mountain, and Victoria Bryant State Parks. While there is a small fee to use most archery ranges, Tallulah Gorge has a range available free of charge and you can bring your own equipment or rent from park offices. You can also saddle up and indulge in some equestrian activities at several Georgia state parks including Cloudland Canyon which has new riding trails. Most parks also provide equestrian campsites, horse stalls and riding rings, and equestrian adventures for every level. Also, have you considered Geocaching? Using just your smart phone and a GPS app, search dozens of state parks and historic site locations to discover hidden containers or caches. In other words, a modern day treasure hunt, and you can join the “GeoCampers” for such events at Red Top Mountain State Park. GAStateParks.org

And if you simply want an indoor space where you can spend hours on end (and it’s not a mall) then consider perfecting your bowling skills all summer long. Keep your wallet and your kids happy with the Stars and Strikes Kids Bowl Free Program. Choose from five Georgia locations. The Sandy Springs location also has the 710 Grille attached if you want to catch a quick bite as well. Children under the age of 15 who have registered for the program receive two free games of bowling, Monday through Saturday, all summer long. All you cover is the shoe rental! The program runs through August 31 and is the perfect blend of fun and physical activity, especially if your children don’t tire easily. Visit StarsAndStrikes.com for details.

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PNL Title of a book on your bedside table? TR “Dust” by Patricia Cornwell

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PNL Favorite place to people watch near

your neighborhood? PNL What organization gets most of your

TR Great people watching at the Heritage

volunteer time? TR Charities with children! Foster Care Support Foundation, Cure, Drake House, to name a few.

Sandy Springs Farmers Market. PNL If you work out, where do you go? TR I’m allergic to working out!

PNL Are you a native Atlantan?

PNL Who/what lives in your house? TR My four-legged children: two dogs,

Emma Jean & Blu, and one cat, Alex!

TR I grew up in Greenville, S.C., and moved

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to Atlanta 8 years ago from Chicago.

TR Cruising Alaska – the scenery was amazing!

PNL Where did you go to college and what

PNL Favorite date night restaurant?

was your first job? TR I went to Greenville Technical College for Fashion Merchandising. My first job was working in a dry cleaners.

TR Hammocks Trading Company – the best

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PNL Favorite ‘pamper yourself’ or splurge day?

TR Yes – my sister & I own Nothing Bundt

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Tuscan Affair – Taverna Fiorentina Article Ruksana Hussain | Photography Heidi Geldhauser

Looks like: Cozy dining ambience tucked away in the corner of a strip mall. In the middle of all the action yet calm all around. Cheerful Jasmin, one of the co-owners, welcomes guests to their tables. Outdoor patio space or indoor dim-lit restaurant is equally inviting. Chef Paolo comes by to say hello. Encompassed by small yet comfy bar in one end and a floor to ceiling wine rack on the other. Semi-open kitchen space front and center gives you a hint of your upcoming meal. Sounds like: Happy banter. Both, neighborhood regulars and

newcomers gather here for a drink at the bar, dinner with family and friends, conversations and conviviality. Jasmin is happy to direct your attention to a must-try wine or head you in the right direction along with your food choices. Friendly crew is equally happy to aid your libation or menu choices. You are at ease and at home, all at once. Smells like: Tuscan kitchen flavors galore. Carpaccio di Manzo Cirpriani – thinly slices beef tenderloin. Shrimp and garbanzo soup. Cappellacci di Zucca - Butternut squash ravioli made in-house. Coniglio alla Genovese – Genoa-style slow-roasted rabbit marinated with red wine and herbs, potatoes and sautéed spinach. Veal Osso Buco – tender flavorful slow-braised veal shank served on a bed of fragrant risotto Milanese.

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Who: Executive Chef Paolo Tondo and Sommelier Jasmin Scott are

the co-owners of this hidden but highly recommended culinary classic. Regaling Atlantans with Fiorentine flavors for more than seven years. Jasmin grew up in Spain and curates the award-winning wine program that features Tuscan red, Italian regional red and white varieties. Paolo offers classic Florentine fare as well as contemporary dishes. A comfortable yet sophisticated dining experience. USP: Watch out for their wine dinners hosted the last Thursday of every month featuring a four-course meal, starting with an antipasti reception. Other menu highlights include Duck Tortellini with creamy porcini mushroom sauce and Black ink Linguini al Cartaccio – squid ink-infused linguini baked in parchment with calamari and mussels. To top it all - bread pudding, simple and sweet, just the way momma made it.

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rowing up in Michigan, on a two acre lawn of flat Kentucky Bluegrass, I learned to drive our Sears Craftsman mower before I could ride a bike. I’m afraid our landscaping routine didn’t include much more than three hours of mowing and dumping bag after bag of cuttings into the adjoining empty field. Had we known about what the kind folks at NG Turf call Grasscycling, I am sure our lawn would have been healthier and more lush than the Jones’ next door! Lucky for you, we are sharing these mowing tips, just in time for your summer of fun. Q: Should I bag my clippings or leave them on the lawn after mowing? Grasscycling is the natural recycling of grass clippings by leaving them on the lawn after mowing. It saves time, effort and, when done properly, is good for the environment and health of the grass. According to one study, the time can be reduced by 35 minutes for each mowing. Grasscycling aids soil fertility because clippings rapidly decompose, returning nitrogen and other valuable nutrients to the soil. Q: Define “Proper Mowing.” Proper mowing is the key to successful grasscycling. All mowers can be “grasscyclers,” and no special equipment is needed. However,

some manufacturers sell mower attachments that chop clippings into finer pieces and can improve a mower’s grasscycling performance. Proper mowing means: • Cutting the grass at the recommended height • Maintaining a sharp mower blade • Mowing when the grass is dry • Mowing often enough to remove no more than one-third of the plant height Q: Do clippings lead to thatch? It has been a commonly held belief that grass clippings were a major cause of thatch, and that removing clippings would slow thatch development. Research has determined that thatch buildup is caused by grass stems, shoots and roots – not clippings. Q: When do I fertilize my lawn this summer? A fertilization program should be based on lawn needs, maintenance practices and desired appearance and the turf variety will determine your specific “fertility schedule.”

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Lifestyle Calendar

July 14-18 Clayworks Clay Exploration Sandy Springs Summer Camp

Get down and dirty with clay! Explore hand building techniques for creating, sculpting and decorating both useful and whimsical pieces such as tiles, figurines and pots. Pieces may be glazed or painted after a bisque firing. Natureinspired masterpieces! For fees and availability visit SandySpringsMuseum.org.

July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Dunwoody Green Market DUNWOODY BAPTIST CHURCH

This is a producer-only market where only vendors who make or grow what they sell can participate. Various artisans, bakers and unique food purveyors complete the market. All produce vendors grow using organic methods and most are Certified Naturally Grown or Organic. More at DunwoodyGreenMarket.com

July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Dunwoody Food Truck Thursdays Brook Run Park

Enjoy community, food and music every week at the food truck fiesta in the neighborhood. Different sponsors and entertainment weekly. Past vendors have included Yumbii, King of Pops, Yum Yum Dessert, Pressed for Time, The Pickle and many more food truck favorites. Visit on Facebook – Dunwoody Food Truck Thursdays.

July 4 Dunwoody 4th of July Parade Dunwoody

Dunwoody Home Owners Association hosts a parade featuring marching bands, floats, clowns, animal units and local celebrities. Last year the parade attracted over 2,500 participants and 32,000 spectators! Family fun and great food after the parade at Dunwoody Village. For route map and other details visit DunwoodyGA.org.

July 12

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Heritage Sandy Springs Museum

An educational series for preschoolers ages 2–5. Through stories, hands-on exhibits, songs and crafts, Museum mascots “Sandy” the Chipmunk and “Spring” the Turtle will introduce preschoolers to history. Based on the Smithsonian Institution’s Early Enrichment program. VisitSandySprings.org.

This nonprofit is dedicated to providing a variety of supportive services for cancer patients and their families in a homelike environment in the heart of Atlanta. Facilitated by Merrilee Stewart, LCSWA, and free to attend. They provide informative education programs and fun classes. CancerSupportCommunityAtlanta.org

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Atlanta Street Food Festival

Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival

Piedmont Park

Goat Farm Arts Center

Celebrating its third year, many of the city’s favorite food trucks welcome diners on Saturday for food and fun to support the Giving Kitchen. From noon to 8 p.m., enjoy a variety of street cuisine at more than 40 food trucks including Champion Cheesesteaks, Yumbii, Ibiza Bites, etc. AtlantaStreetFoodFestival.com

Spend Saturday afternoon checking out chef Ford Fry’s sixth annual event featuring more than 40 chefs, 17 mixologists and 30 farmers from all over the South, teaming up to concoct tomato-related bites and sips benefitting Georgia Organics and The Giving Kitchen. For more information visit KillerTomatoFest.com.

July 12 Concerts in the Park Dunwoody Nature Center

Featuring local folk band Cicada Rhythm, the concert is family friendly and you can bring along a picnic, blankets, etc. to enjoy the evening of music. DunwoodyNature.org

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July 13

Sandy Springs Farmers Market

Concerts by the Springs

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Heritage Sandy Springs

Connect with local and regional farmers and experience the difference of freshly-picked fruit and vegetables. Sip a cup of freshly brewed coffee while you enjoy a crepe cooked right before your eyes, or an artisan pizza incorporating local ingredients is prepared for you. 235 Sandy Springs Circle NW. For more information – SandySpringsFarmersMarket.com

Grains of Sand Band perform at this annual series of free outdoor concerts, open to the public. Now celebrating its 18th annual year, all concerts are from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and are free to the public. Enjoy your summer evening in the company of friends and family listening to the music. HeritageSandySprings.org

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July 25 National Black Arts Festival Atlanta Symphony Hall

Inaugural Spotlight Series features a concert from the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis. He will also serve as the curator for the series. NBAF is the longest-running multi-disciplinary arts festival of the African Diaspora, celebrating its 26th year as cultural leader. Purchase tickets at NBAF.org.

July 25-27 Heritage Cultural Arts Festival Underground Atlanta

Celebrate heritage and culture during a weekend filled with traditions and talent. Enjoy music, art, food and a variety of events. Discover over 30 artists and designers, as well as an assortment of entertainment including onsite demonstrations, lecture series, live music and a food festival. HeritageArtsFestival.net

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July 26 Annual Chattahoochee River Summer Splash Morgan Falls to Powers Island

Bring your kayak or raft and beat the heat with a six-mile float along the Chattahoochee River. Enjoy an afternoon of live music, food and fun for the entire family during festivities at Powers Island. Guests can bring their own kayak, canoe or raft, or rent one from local outfitters. NPS.gov/Chat

July 30 An Evening of Fashion & Wishes Havana Club

JCI Atlanta (Atlanta Jaycees) and Philip Michael PR host the 4th Annual Cocktails for Camp event to support Camp Horizon. The open happy hour offers great networking while supporting a great cause. Live DJ, buffet and featured cocktails along with 500+ attendees. Cocktails2014.eventbrite.com

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JULY 31 Rhythm and Brews Sandy Springs Society Entertainment Lawn

Join the Bitteroots for this open-air Thursday night session. A happy hour concert series that embraces regional roots, providing a variety of musical genres. Blankets, coolers and picnics welcome. Pets and smoking unwelcome. Admission tickets required for entry. Purchase at HeritageSandySprings.org.

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