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Atlanta, GA — Councilmember Liliana Bakhtiari joined the Decatur Dish show on April 23 to discuss Pullman Yards, Cop City and affordable housing. Here’s the full episode, courtesy of Decaturish media partner Atlanta News First. Decatur ...
I’ve watched the video of Adam Rosenfelt berating an Atlanta Watershed employee multiple times. The sound was garbled sometimes, and the images could have been clearer. But one thing that was quite clear: A powerful ...
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Decatur, GA — Decaturish Assistant Editor Zoe Seiler is a finalist for Atlanta Press Club Award of Excellence. She is up for an award in the “Digital News” category for her coverage of rising Parks and ...
Prep school thrillers bring to mind “A Separate Peace,” “The Great Gatsby,” and “The Talented Mr. Ripley.” It starts with the popular boy. He is followed by the awkward underling who watches him with longing, ...
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Atlanta, GA — The March 12 episode of the Decatur Dish show on Atlanta News First featured Avondale Estates City Manager Patrick Bryant, who talked about the city’s history, its police department, the city’s town green, ...
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Though I was born in Jamaica, my family made our exodus to the United States when I was two years old. My parents were conservative, so Bob Marley’s music was not played in my house ...