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Friday marks the last day of classes for the 94,000-plus students until Monday, Dec 2. Next Monday-Friday (Nov. 25-29) will be the Thanksgiving break.
A new Dunwoody park is planned at North Shallowford Road and Pernoshal Court.
Dunwoody children ages 5 to 12 are encouraged to put their artistic skills to the test and create an original design, be it a festive drawing, picture or painting of the holiday season.
Tranquilino Garcia-Lorenzo was seen running from the location.
The public event is hosted by the Sandy Springs/Perimeter Chamber of Commerce and the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts.
Debbie Kurzweil has inspired her family to raise money for Thanksgiving Day turkeys for client families at the Community Assistance Center. The CAC serves families in Sandy Springs and Dunwoody.
Debbie Kurzweil has inspired her family to raise money for Thanksgiving Day turkeys for client families at the Community Assistance Center. The CAC serves families in Dunwoody and Sandy Springs.
The famed author's writings include "The Prince of Tides," "South of Broad," "The Water is Wide" and "The Great Santini." 7:30 p.m. appearance in Dunwoody is preceded by five other author on Sunday.
The famed author's writings include "The Prince of Tides," "South of Broad," "The Water is Wide" and "The Great Santini." 7:30 p.m. appearance is preceded by five other author on Sunday.
The "Shaken not Stirred" concert takes place from 4:30-6:30 p.m., Sunday.
The Sandy Springs boot camp starts at 10 a.m., on Friday, Nov. 29, and it's open to members and non-members. Visit the website for more information.
Nearby Dunwoody: The boot camp starts at 10 a.m., on Friday, Nov. 29, and it's open to members and non-members. Visit the website for more information.
Nearby Dunwoody: Denard Whiteside, 29, is suspected of involvement in at least 19 hold-ups at CVS stores in Metro Atlanta - six of them in DeKalb County.
A student at the Sandy Springs school was found in possession of marijuana and a serrated blade, according the principal.
See what films are playing nearby Dunwoody
See what's playing in Sandy Springs and nearby.
Dunwoody runners can travel to and from the race via the MARTA Medical Center Station.
Sandy Springs runners can travel to and from the race via the MARTA Medical Center Station.
Police also identified the victim as 28-year old Freddie Antonio Rosales-Ruano.
Similar incidents occurred at Wells Fargo branches in Sandy Springs, on Nov. 4.
