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GPC Canopy Soirée: A Night Out for the Park We Love

By Ceci Villanueva Where can you dance and have fun for a great cause? The Canopy Soirée, of course! This spring, shake the winter chills
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Red’s Farm Park Pride Visioning Committee Field Trip to the Atlanta History Center

By Wilson Sheldon Recently, the Red’s Farm Preserve Park Pride Visioning Steering Committee embarked on an enlightening field trip to the Atlanta History Center (AHC).
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The “Atlanta Wind Phone” Finds a New Resting Place at Historic Oakland Cemetery

By Kristy Gomez Historic Oakland Foundation and The Grief House are pleased to announce a collaboration to relocate the Atlanta Wind Phone to historic Oakland
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Ormewood Church Rummage Sale Returns

By Leslie Hill The Ormewood Church Rummage Sale is back for its second year on March 6 and March 7. The Church’s Fellowship Hall is
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Hooty Hoo

By Jeremy Varner Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all? Well, I wanted to know, so at four AM a couple of weeks
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Grant Park Conservancy Shares 2025 Progress and What’s Ahead

By Ceci Villanueva As we close out the year, the Grant Park Conservancy invites you to take a walk through Grant Park and celebrate the
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TAD Conversation with SE Neighbors

By Paul Bolster Fifty Atlanta residents came to the Georgia Hill facility on a cold Thursday night, specifically to hear a presentation and ask questions
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Urban Farm in Ormewood Awarded Park Pride Visioning Grant for Red’s Farm Preserve

By Rachel Ezzo Urban Farm in Ormewood (UFO), the “Friends Of” group and nonprofit steward of Red’s Farm Preserve, is proud to share that we
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City Supports Invasive Plant Removal in Ormewood Forest

By Sav Tello Trees Atlanta is calling on residents, greenspace advocates, and community leaders to help restore the ecological health of Ormewood Forest, one of
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The Pooch Press: My Cat Gatsby

By Penelope Lane Why I Love Gatsby My cat’s name is Gatsby. He is fourteen years old and loves food. I met him when I
