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A Dunwoody Public Works employee carries an old Dekalb County sign to his truck after replacing it with the City of Dunwoody's first city limit sign in 2009.
A Dunwoody Public Works employee carries an old Dekalb County sign to his truck after replacing it with the City of Dunwoody's first city limit sign in 2009.
By Tom Sabulis
Jan 2, 2014

Today’s moderator: Tom Sabulis

A 20-year veteran of the AJC, Tom Sabulis has covered news, politics and the arts during a career that has taken him to newspapers across the country. Since 2008, he has coordinated many of the newspaper’s pro/con debates and first-person guest columns.

More DeKalb County neighborhoods are seeking to incorporate as cities, to better serve themselves and distance themselves from a county establishment that has seen its share of corruption. Today, the county CEO writes about the residents this cityhood trend leaves out in the cold, while leaders in Lakeside demand their rights to hold a vote on the issue. (On our free and subscriber websites, you can also read columns from Briarcliff and Tucker activists. Those pieces will appear in the newspaper and online next week.) To comment, go to: http://blogs.ajc.com/atlanta-forward/

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