Tom Coffin, activist and former head Atlanta arborist, dies at 82
Among his many talents, he photographed life in the city for years.
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President of Atlanta Fed Raphael Bostic announces retirement
Atlanta Fed President and CEO Raphael Bostic has served in the role since 2017 and is the first Black and openly gay chief executive of a regional Fed bank.
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Travel back to ‘normal’ this weekend if government reopens, Delta CEO says
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian also told CNBC that Thanksgiving’s busy travel season should also be fine. “Bookings look good.”
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Electrical component maker picks metro Atlanta for factory, 300 jobs
A company making electrical systems used in facilities like hospitals and data centers announced it will spend $10M on a factory in Gwinnett, to employ 300 workers.
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A.M. ATL: Just a TAD
Morning y'all. Your Nov. 12 update: Understanding tax allocation districts, Savannah's race reset, changes to Beltline development and more.
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Atlanta Public Schools should think twice before closing Dunbar Elementary
Atlanta Public Schools is working on a plan to close some schools with low enrollment, but some parents worry about the impact on students, safety and parent involvement.
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AJC analysis: Southwest Atlanta voters hand council presidency to Overstreet
An Atlanta Journal-Constitution analysis of the vote found Marci Overstreet dominating the Southwest Atlanta votes.
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More layoffs to hit packaging sector with closure of Atlanta area plant
Smurfit Westrock, which has its U.S. headquarters in Sandy Springs, will shut down a food-service packaging plant off Fulton Industrial Boulevard.
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Family of child injured in tow truck crash gets $13 million verdict
Tow truck company, driver were named in two other traffic accident injury lawsuits since 2023.