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🐢 Home sweet Homer
Homer’s homecoming

Mar. 6 — It’s been a busy week for candidates qualifying to run for elected office across the state. Hayden is putting together a wrap-up on what’s in store for Sandy Springs this election year. Be on the look...


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🏆 Anticipating the Oscars
Oscars up in the air

March 6 — Hello everybody, and Happy Friday! Or, should I say, happy almost-Oscars weekend! We are officially a week away from the 98th Academy Awards, and for what is shaping up to be one of the most exciting races in years. I’m going to have my predictions to you next week – and...


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🏀 A Tucker basketball legend
Bad news and good news

Mar. 6 — It’s Cathy, Katie, and Stephanie with ourweekly newsletter. You may notice that we have an addition to the team, but hold your celebration for a minute. Stephanie Toone, who has been doing excelle...


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Tucker Parks and Recreation director Rip Robertson to retire

After 30 years of service in municipalities across Metro Atlanta, Tucker Parks and Recreation Director Rip Robertson will be retiring later this month.

Following 12 years of Army service, starting in 1996, Robertson worked in parks an...


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Morehouse College selected to house Horizon supercomputer

Morehouse College has been chosen to house one of the most powerful academic supercomputers in the Southeast.

As part of a $457 million project, the college has received an initial $5 million of a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to start construction on a site that will be home to Horizon, a cutting-edge supercomputer which will be part of NSF’s Leadership-C...


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