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One of the waivers that the Sandy Springs high school seeks is the ability to have an English teacher instruct a reading course without a reading certification.
The event is free and open to the public, 6:45-8:30 p.m.
Sandy Springs Police say there's been reports of pickpocket incidents at La Madeleine restaurant.
Stars and Strikes opens soon in Sandy Springs.
The event is free and open to the public, 6:45-8:30 p.m
Dogs and cats are available nearby Dunwoody at DeKalb Animal Services.
Jim Riticher says he heard many complaints and concerns on the campaign trial and his mini-town hall will give residents an opportunity to fully comment.
Nearby Sandy Springs: Fulton Commissioner Robb Pitts (District 2, At-Large) urging continued negotiations with the Atlanta Braves.
Police says the suspect followed employees into the building before and after business hours, accessed the elevators using a napkin, to prevent fingerprints, and stole laptops.
Tyler Reid, an Amy's Holiday Party Volunteer selling pumpkins and trees for Dunwoody United Methodist Church, was named Male Student-Athlete of the Month by Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and XL212 sports management and marketing agency.
Mary Hollis Schmidt, a senior volleyball player from Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School and Tyler Reid, a junior football player from North Springs Charter High School were named Student-Athletes of the Month.
The Kurzweil Family held a fundraiser collecting funds for 200 turkeys for Dunwoody and Sandy Springs client families of the Community Assistance Center.
The Kurzweil Family held a fundraiser collecting funds for 200 turkeys for client families of the Community Assistance Center.
Nearby Sandy Springs: Hardage serves as the director of the Alpharetta Medical Campus for Northside Hospital.
Nearby Sandy Springs: Hardage serves as the director of the Alpharetta Medical Campus for Northside Hospital.
According to the SSPD, Joseph Thompson and the victime got into a fight inside the nightclub, and the shooting occurred when they were forced to leave.
Meet and greet adoptable cats in Dunwoody on Saturday, starting at 9 a.m.
Sandy Springs Patch is asking readers how the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's assassination resonate to you?
Pets will be available for a meet and greet on Saturday at Petco on Roswell Road.
the Sandy Springs playhouse has planned a night of entertainment at Steve's Live Music on Nov. 30.
