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Inside
Redfield
‘Red’ is the word in
this community
WHERE YOU LIVE 2-3
Look, books!
Neighborhood boxes are
‘lending libraries’
COMMUNITY 5
Unfair, unjust
DeKalb students vent
over accreditation issue
COAAMENTARY 8
Free ride
Easy-on-the-wallet
concerts this season
OUT & ABOUT 18
Pretty in pink
Nonprofit provides prom
dresses to young ladies
AAAKING A DIFFERENCE 19
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APRIL 19 - MAY 2,2013 • VOL. 7 - NO. 8
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A fine time for international music
KATE AWTREY
David Cooper, center, music director and conductor of the Atlanta Balalaika Society, concentrates with
other members of the group during a concert at the Dunwoody United Methodist Church on April 14. The
society performs Russian and Eastern European music, using traditional Russian folk instruments.
Save Dunwoody says city
‘shuts out’ residents
BY JOE EARLE
joeearle@reporternewspapers.net
Robert Green’s political awakening started last year, when he
spotted a notice that city officials were contemplating building a
roundabout in his Dunwoody neighborhood.
Green lives on Vermack Drive, just eight or nine houses down
the street from the intersection where the roundabout might go.
He thought the proposal was a terrible idea. “My girls are grown,”
he said. “It’s not a walking issue for me. But it is for a lot of oth
er children.”
Green started distributing fliers to alert his neighbors about
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‘Food Truck Thursdays’
backed by DHA
BY JOE EARLE
joeearle@reporternewspapers.net
The board of the Dunwoody Homeowners Association has
agreed to back a series of free concerts and food truck appearances
in Brook Run Park this summer.
The board voted unanimously to lend its name to a plan for a
series of Thursday night events to be called Food Truck Thursdays,
DHA President Stacey Harris said.
“From everything we’ve heard, it’s just a great community
event,” Harris said. “We have this huge asset in Brook Run. Why
not try to build a community event there?”
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