Email: adrianne.murchison@patch.com Phone: 404-353-1709 Hometown: Buffalo, NY Birthday: April 29 Bio: Although I grew up hooked on writing, news and information, journalism is actually my second career. I spent more than 10 years working as a registered sales assistant for a Wall Street firm. I left that business to promote a non-fiction book I wrote on relationships, and later became a feature and news reporter. My time in newspapers can be compared to a period I spent as a volunteer with the Innocence Project in New York City. Both experiences required gathering information, which anchored and taught me to be objective so I could complete my task and connect with people. That is my honored duty, as editor, to the residents of Sandy Springs – to be your most objective and fair source of news and information. At Patch, we promise always to report the facts as objectively as possible and otherwise adhere to the principles of good journalism. However, we also acknowledge that true impartiality is impossible because human beings have beliefs. I am inclusive and my interests tend to lean towards those that benefit everyone. Having said that, I am always interested in and welcome a perspective that is different from my own.
The Association Credit Union Foundation started the program six years ago to help local children and senior citizens.
The Association Credit Union Foundation started the program six years ago to help local children and senior citizens.
Nearby Dunwoody: A young couple awoke Sunday morning to find their car parked at the Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter hotel had been broken into. A pair of cufflinks and a gold ring given to the victim's grandson by his late grandfather was taken.
A young couple awoke Sunday morning to find their car parked at the Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter hotel had been broken into. A pair of cufflinks and a gold ring given to one of the victim's by his late grandfather was taken.
The Sandy Springs victim sent a MoneyGram to the address for $,1200 and $95 in transaction fees.
Nearby Sandy Springs: Beer Growler Nation owners Constantine and Kelly Mihalis raised more than $10,000 and found a way to raise awareness for various charities each month over the last year.
Residents can put discarded Christmas trees to good use through the Keep Sandy Springs Beautiful’s Christmas tree recycling program, "Bring One for the Chipper.”
The Dunwoody church has three events planned for Christmas Eve.
Nearby Dunwoody: Beer Growler Nation owners Constantine and Kelly Mihalis raised more than $10,000 and found a way to raise awareness for various charities each month over the last year.
Sandy Springs motorists and travelers across the state are advised to check information and traffic maps on www.511ga.org or call 511 on any phone for free, real-time traffic information.
As of 8:45 p.m., Sunday, the road was closed until further notice, according to Dunwoody Police.
Sandy Springs Police will periodically close several lanes of I-285 West between Riverside Drive and New Northside Drive.
Nearby Dunwoody: Police will periodically close several lanes of I-285 West between Riverside Drive and New Northside Drive
The shortest day of the year in north Georgia will be around 9 hours, 54 minutes.
The shortest day of the year in north Georgia will be around 9 hours, 54 minutes.
Primrose School of Dunwoody donated the funds
Dunwoody Police units responded and checked the surrounding area for the suspect.
