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Inside
The Branches
Residents say they found
a neighborhood for life
WHERE YOU LIVE 2
Crossing over
Local lawmakers hurry
to meet legislative deadlines
COMMUNITY 4
Jester writes
Former DeKalb school board
member discusses troubles
COAAMENTARY 8
Joyful voices
Local clergy plan simple
Easter sermons
FAITH 21
Standouts
These students excel in
sports, athletics and drama
EDUCATION 24
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MARCH 22 - APRIL 4 2013 • VOL. 4 - NO. 6
Pages 9-15
Handshakes all around
PHIL MOSIER
From left, Max Marion, Hudson Fletcher and Jake Oliver, members of the Dunwoody
Middle School baseball league, congratulate each other after beating Greater Atlanta
Christian School, 10-6 on March 9 in Dunwoody. More photos on page 23.
New school board faces
‘critical’ year
Blf JOE EARLE
Joeearle@reporternewspapers. net
John Coleman sees the next year as “critical” for DeKalb Coun
ty’s schools.
Coleman is one of six people appointed by Gov. Nathan Deal
on March 13 to hold seats on the DeKalb school board. Coleman
and his fellow appointees replace board members Deal suspended
from office after the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools,
an accrediting agency, put the district’s accreditation on probation.
The agency criticized the board for meddling improperly in school
affairs and for financial mismanagement.
SEE NEW DEKALB, PAGE 6
Council struggling over
ethics ordinance rewrite
BY JOE EARLE
Joeearle@reporternewspapers. net
Debate over efforts to rewrite the city’s ethics complaint pro
cedures came to a sudden stop during the May 11 City Council
meeting.
“The city ethics ordinance is too important to rush through this
process,” Councilwoman Adrian Bonser told other council mem
bers about the proposed rewrite of the ethics ordinance. “We need
to get this right.”
On Jan. 14, the council approved a 90-day moratorium on ac
ceptance of ethics complaints while the city worked out a new pro-
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