Inside
Growing family
Reporter group buys
Atlanta Intown monthly
COMMUNITY 2
End of the line
Residents dismiss lawsuit
against park trail
COMMUNITY 3
Go for it
Make your own success,
says company president
COAAMENTARY 8
Perimeter
Business
Transportation issues
still a hot topic
PAGES 9-15
Selfless act
Volunteers prepare dead
for Jewish burial
FAITH 20
Home alone
Police program keeps
an eye on residences
PUBLIC SAFETY 27
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MAY 31 - JUNE 13,2013 • VOL. 4 - NO. 11
m'SHl!
Page 22-23
We love this
Ariana Wright, 8, along with
her brother Joshua, 3, enjoy
the Memorial Day festivities
at Brook Run Park on May 27.
The two youngsters attended
the “We Remember” ceremony
with their grandmother, as they
waved American flags, watched
the U.S. Marine Corps Color
Guard, and listened to speeches
by Dunwoody Mayor Mike Davis
and other local dignitaries.
More photos on page 5.
PHIL MOSIER
Dog park plan
criticized
Tucked away,
offers haven to
BI MELISSA WEINMAN AM JOE EARLE
As the city of Dunwoody prepares to move
the dog park in Brook Run Park, officials are
asking dog owners for their input to see what
features they would like to see included in the
design.
But some dog owners say they don’t want
to see any changes at all.
“Were desperate to see it stay where it is,”
dog owner Chantal Anderson told members
of Dunwoody City Council on May 28. “Just
keep our park, please. ... For us, it’s a social
thing. We don’t go to bars so we hang out at
the dog park.”
SEE CITY SEEKS, PAGE 2
BY JOE EARLE
joeearle@reporternewspapers. net
Lakeview
Oaks might
seem easy to
overlook.
To find it,
you drive down
a winding, magnolia-shaded Dunwoody
street and when you get to what seems
like the end, you cross a little, two-lane
bridge. Suddenly, you find yourself on a
private street among a cluster of one-story
and two-story homes surrounding a cou
ple of small ponds and shadowed by the
SEE LAKEVIEW OAKS, PAGE 4
Lakeview Oaks
those who find it
JOE EARLE
Brenda Strickland, Lakeview Oaks’
homeowners association president,
with husband John, says her area
is like “going into Brigadoon.”
