Buckhead Reporter - July 2022

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Editorial Amy Wenk Editor, Reporter Newspapers Collin Kelley Editor, Atlanta Intown Joe Earle Editor at Large Staff Writers Dyana Bagby Bob Pepalis Sammie Purcell

Published By Springs Publishing Keith Pepper Publisher keith@springspublishing.com Neal Maziar Chief Revenue Officer neal@springspublishing.com Rico Figliolini Creative Director Steve Levene Publisher Emeritus

Advertising For information (404) 917-2200 sales@springspublishing.com Deborah Davis Account Manager | Sales Operations deborah@springspublishing.com Jeff Kremer Sr. Account Manager jeff@springspublishing.com Suzanne Purcell Sr. Account Manager suzanne@springspublishing.com

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Circulation

Sally Bethea, Cathy Cobbs, Melody Harclerode, Isadora Pennington, Maria Saporta, Joann Vitelli

58,000 copies of Reporter Newspapers are delivered to homes in ZIP codes 30305, 30319, 30326, 30327, 30328, 30338, 30342 and 30350 and to businesses/retail locations.

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Editor’s Note

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Buckhead BeltLine segment starts construction Buckhead City poll

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Sandy Springs New mixed-use project Gun violence discussion

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Brookhaven City Hall lease finalized Gray Television deal

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Dunwoody Data about Perimeter Center Church deal dropped

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Dining Farmers & Fishermen

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Sports Atlanta to host World Cup

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Dunwoody 4th of July Parade Parade info Charlie’s Army Pam Tallmadge History of the parade

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Pets & Their People Community photos The Village Vets Dunwoody Police K9s Farm Hounds

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Arts New leader for Bill Lowe Gallery

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Sustainability Kayaking local rivers

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Real Estate Buckhead’s Round House

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Business Newell Brands’ turnaround

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About the Covers Brookhaven: Cama Gebhart of Brookhaven submitted a photo of her two dogs, Lucy and Charlie. Buckhead: Dr. Francoise Tyler and Dr. William Draper of The Village Vets. Photo by Joann Vitelli. Dunwoody: A scene from last year’s Dunwoody 4th of July Parade. Photo by Cameren E. Rogers. Sandy Springs: Ursula Shields of Sandy Springs shared a photo of her miniature horse Roosevelt.

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