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 | By CHAMIAN CRUZ Will Morthland won the runoff election for the Roswell Post 5 City Council seat Nov. 30 and will be sworn in along with a new mayor and two other City Council members come January. |
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More:In one of her last moves before leaving office, Mayor Lori Henry is bringing forth a resolution for the use of eminent domain for transportation and other city projects. (Read) |
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Alpharetta leaders are revisiting the toll development is taking on infrastructure. The City Council passed a resolution Nov. 29 to study its schedule for impact fees assessed on new development. (Read) |
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It's official- Grovont Partners will not build a 275,000 sq ft luxury senior living facility on Arnold Mill Road. Roswell officials say any future rezoning requests for the property must now wait a year. (Read) |
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Kevin Douglas Creek faces eight years in prison after admitting he kicked and beat uniformed police officers during Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol. (Read) |
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SPONSOREDSawnee Electric Membership Corporation (Sawnee) announced today that its Board of Directors recently approved for the Corporation to partic… (Read) |
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 | By PATRICK FOX Alpharetta’s downtown continues to expand southward with the approval of a variance allowing Dave Filipowicz, owner of Smokejack BBQ, to serve alcohol at a new restaurant right down the road. |
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In case you missed it:Forsyth County has taken a hard stand against what it has termed a land grab by the City of Cumming. Since 2019, Cumming has extended its city limits by almost 500 acres through more than 12 annexations. Read more |
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Opponents of a proposed 176-unit housing development on Pilgrim Mill Road turned out Nov. 16 to tell Cumming City Council members they’d been kept in the dark. Read more |
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Forsyth County Board of Education voted Nov. 16 to refinance a portion of its 2013 and 2014 bond debt, a move that will save the district approximately $7.17 million over the remaining 12-year life of the payments. Read more |
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