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Nedra’s Big Deals: De-cluttering deal, Parish Spring Fling, Atlanta Silverbacks soccer

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May 7, 2015

AJC EXCLUSIVE
Just the Right Place Inc.: Check out this deal for de-cluttering your office, closet or garage. Just the Right Place has a spring special for Deal Spotter readers: Buy three hours and receive one free hour of on-site organizing time. This special is valid for new clients only and you must mention Deal Spotter when calling to redeem the savings. Valid through the end of June. For details call 404-435-5317 or visit www.justtherightplaceinc.com.

Parish "Spring Fling": Celebrate spring with a party 11 a.m.-4 p.m. May 16 at Parish. Regularly $40 for all-you-can-eat treats such as ribs, chicken legs, oysters, shrimp and pecan-caramel whoopee pies, plus all-you-can-drink Abita beer, you can get $5 off your ticket when you book in advance by calling 404-681-4434 (kids 5-12 are $10, younger than 5 are free). Live music will be provided by Sailing to Denver. The event is rain or shine. Parish, 240 N. Highland Ave. NE, Atlanta.

Atlanta Silverbacks: Kick around this deal to save 50 percent off tickets to the men's professional soccer team. Available at Goldstar.com, purchase tickets for $5-$12.50 (regularly $15-$25) to 7:30 p.m. games May 16 and June 6 at Atlanta Silverbacks Park as the team takes on the Jacksonville Armada FC and the San Antonio Scorpions. Atlanta Silverbacks Park, 3200 Atlanta Silverbacks Way, Atlanta.

For more great offers like these, pick up a copy of the DealSpotter section, every Thursday in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

About the Author

Nedra Rhone is a lifestyle columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution where she has been a reporter since 2006. A graduate of Columbia University School of Journalism, she enjoys writing about the people, places and events that define metro Atlanta.

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