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Atlanta’s Halloween traffic will be scary. Here’s how to plan for Friday.
Metro Atlanta traffic will be heavy Friday afternoon as Halloween falls on a weekend. Expect delays and stay safe with these tips.
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3 ways to celebrate Dia de los Muertos in Atlanta this weekend
Oakland Cemetery, Woodruff Arts Center and Midtown to host Day of the Dead celebrations.
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Is Mayor Dickens’ housing policy built on a strong foundation?
The city’s housing model has drawn praise, but there are questions about whether it reaches those who need it most.
The gardens behind Atlanta’s farm-to-table restaurants
While farm-to-table is touted on many menus around town, only a few metro area restaurants can say they have their own edible garden or farm.
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What would a second Dickens term mean for the metro Atlanta region?
Some officials, like Atlanta City Council member Matt Westmoreland, say the change toward a more unified metro Atlanta already is underway.
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Bread & Butterfly chef plans new restaurant and more from Atlanta’s dining scene
The Atlanta Braves extend their hospitality agreement, area cities are invited to apply for a $75K gardening grant and several new restaurant openings.
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Stylish Elise seamlessly blends into Atlanta’s fine art mecca
A review of Elise, the the new fine-dining restaurant from chef-owner Craig Richards.
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How Mayor Dickens wants to spend Atlanta’s tax district extension revenue
The total project list comes with a $14.7 billion total price tag, according to documents obtained by the AJC.
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Riding the color line: How race built Atlanta’s MARTA system
MARTA’s routes, reach and reputation were defined as much by race as by ridership, leaving a legacy of inequity that still shapes how Atlantans move — or don’t move.
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MARTA was meant to go more places. Here’s why it doesn’t.
MARTA is searching for new leadership while it works toward completion of the largest capital investments made to the system in more than a decade.