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Porch Press Pick-Up Spots

By Nancy Leighton
The Porch Press is mailed out to 6,000 households in southeast Atlanta. An additional 500 copies are printed to put out in businesses and public locations for people from outside our area to pick up and read. Here is a list of those locations.
East Atlanta Library 400 Flat Shoals Avenue
Tomatillos 1242 Glenwood Avenue
Grant Central East Pizza 1279 Glenwood Avenue
Hodge Podge Coffeehouse 720 Moreland Avenue
Little Azio 749 Moreland Avenue
El Mexicano 1341 Moreland Avenue
Earth Shaking Music 648 McDonough Boulevard
Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House 437 Memorial Drive
Adams Realtors 458 Cherokee Avenue
Please take a paper home with you, or if you read it while at the business, fold it up and put it back in the stack for someone else.
See a Google Map of the drop-off locations: https://goo.gl/1xnCkC

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