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The City of Johns Creek Assistant Public Works Director Chris Haggard was awarded the American Public Works Association (APWA) Georgia Chapter Manager of the Year Award.
The City of Johns Creek Assistant Public Works Director Chris Haggard was awarded the American Public Works Association (APWA) Georgia Chapter Manager of the Year Award.
By Pamela Miller for the AJC
Aug 6, 2020

Caroline Bergwall of Marietta, Ava Feneberger of Duluth, Kai Tatroe of Dallas and Mia Manning of Atlanta graduated in May from Emerson College in Boston.

Judeson Orvil of Lithonia, Kash Jackson and Payne Alexander of Atlanta graduated this spring from Nichols College in Dudley, Mass.

Walaa Amer from Atlanta graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in May.

Hannah Adams of Tyrone, Katharine Carney of Oxford, Ruth Waters of Loganville, Anna Waldron of Pendergrass, Cameron Harding of Concord, Brianna Patterson of Canton, Emma Rush of Lawrenceville, Grace Vanderbunt of Suwanee, Hannah Wise of Talking Rock and Logan Johnson of Marietta graduated this spring from Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas.

Jenea Knight, of Norcross and Allan Ventii of Atlanta graduated this spring from Upper Iowa University.

Vicram Rajgiri of Suwanee graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in the spring.

North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) welcomed Marten Jallad as the new Director of Operations. In his role, Jallad will oversee all operations and lead the facilities management and thrift shop teams.
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Creekview High School teacher Pauline Benton, who leads the school’s successful Career Pathway agriculture program, is the FFA National Teacher Ambassador for Georgia.
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George State University 2020 graduate Hannah Patterson has been selected for the Television Academy Foundation’s 2020 Summer Fellows program.
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The NBCC Foundation, an affiliate of the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC), recently selected Leslie C. Acevedo-Preveaux of Sugar Hill, Georgia, for the NBCC Minority Fellowship Program-Mental Health Counseling-Master’s (MFP-MHC-M). As an NBCC MFP-MHC-M Fellow, Acevedo-Preveaux will receive funding of $10,000 and training to support her education and facilitate her service to underserved populations.
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