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Atlanta firefighters work to clear a downed tree on 14th Street near Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta, Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. BRANDEN CAMP/SPECIAL
By Dawn Forman
Sept 11, 2017

The severe weather in metro Atlanta may cause delivery delays of Tuesday’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Distributors and their teams will do their best to service your neighborhood, but some areas are hazardous because of fallen trees and downed power lines.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. While we will do our best to safely get papers on your driveway, you can read our digital edition, AJC ePaper, on your laptop, PC or tablet. Also, be sure to check myAJC.com for in-depth updates throughout the day.

Thank you for turning to us at a time like this, and please stay safe over the next few days as we ride out this storm together.

For questions or concerns, please call our Customer Care Department at 404-522-4141 or e-mail customercare@ajc.com.

Dawn Forman, Director of Customer Services Operations

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