Summer School Changes + Have You Seen This Man?

Happy Friday!

Welcome to the Duluth Daily Digest, where you can find all you need to know about happenings and news from around town!

Today, you will read about changes to summer school and tonight's amazing events!

But first, let's see the weather!

Today will continue with the scattered thunderstorms with a high of 84 and a low of 70. It will be humid all day, too, so make sure you bring your rain boots and shorts!

Here's today's news stories:

1) This year, Gwinnett County Schools has had a great influx of interest in summer school. The district announced yesterday that the middle school hours will now be 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to help with the bus schedule. (Patch)

2) Gwinnett homeowners and businesses have until July 1 to install security cameras around their homes and businesses to cut down on false alarm calls to the police. Gwinnett police say that if you call in a false alarm after July 1, you will face a fine. Make sure your cameras are on and up to date! (WSBTV)

3) This year, Gwinnett County Public Schools had the largest graduating class it has ever seen. Congrats to all of the Duluth graduates! (AJC)

4) Have you seen this man? Gwinnett County Police are looking for a suspect who stole a car from ZAM'S Used Cars on May 27. The man is suspected to be in Snellville or surrounding areas like Duluth. (OCG News)

5) A seventh victim from an April car crash died yesterday, adding to charges filed against Monica Manire. The crash happened on I-85 headed towards Atlanta. (11 Alive)

Tonight's events:

1 ) Friday's in Duluth- The weekly food truck festival is back! Grab your umbrellas and support local businesses.

2) Eddie Owens Presents: Writers in the Round- Get your tickets for a great local event at 8 p.m.

3) BADGE- Come out to Abbott's Bar and Grille to see a local artist at 7 p.m.

That's all for today, folks! See you tomorrow for Saturday's edition.

Peace and love,

Lyndsay Oxley

My name is Lyndsay Oxley, and I have lived in the District at Duluth for about three years now. If you recognize my name and face, it is probably because you've seen me around Parson's Alley at Good Word Brewing. I am there every weekend serving tables, while during the week I am an ESOL teacher at Radloff Middle School. I love Duluth's everything from the diversity, great food and drinks, and the warming culture. I hope that I can continue to keep you reading every day, and if you enjoy reading it, please tell your friends!