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Robin Blass – When Only the Best Will Do!
WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO
Robin Blass believes the home selling experience should be personal, memorable and flawless. With more than 38 years of experience in the Atlanta market, her results speak for themselves.
Always the top agent at the Coldwell Banker Perimeter office since she joined in 1992, Robin Blass has also been the #1 Individual Agent for Coldwell Banker Atlanta since 2010.… Read More »
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices – Design Your Future
Jodi Halpert – Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Life has its own cycles. Where are you in your life journey? Are you starting a new career, getting married, growing your family, watching your children prepare for college, maybe you are planning for retirement? Throughout your journey you will buy and sell at least one home. Throughout the process you will need a guide to help you overcome challenges and unforeseen complications. … Read More »
Nicole McAluney – Ansley Atlanta Real Estate
Location, Condition and price are three factors that determine how quickly your home will sell. I have had success in helping sellers make the best decision to get their home ready to sell via a partnership with my stager, incredible pictures and the ability to price accordingly. This winning combination has produced various success such as receiving multiple offer on a single home, selling the most expensive homes in 30338 2 years in a row, and negotiating many favorable contracts within days of a house going to market. … Read More »
The McCarty Group – 2020 Vision in Real Estate
Heineck & Co. – Keller Williams Peachtree Road
Dunwoody’s Public Schools – Overcrowding, Redistricting, Deforestation, Who’s To Blame and How You can Help!
By Lauren Townsend for The Aha! Connection
Dunwoody High School’s DeforestationAt the beginning of July, Facebook exploded with images of portables teetering on cinder blocks on Dunwoody High School’s deforestation. Most were shocked when the tall trees at the corner of Vermack and Womack roads were completely leveled over spring break but outraged when faced with their replacement.… Read More »
2019 Dunwoody July 4th Parade
Filmed and Photographed for The Aha! Connection by Audra Anders
*This is my first video/slideshow so keep in mind I’m an amateur!
News Regarding the Jett Ferry Kroger
Submitted by an Aha! Subscriber:
Hey Audra. I wanted to let you know about a conversation I had with the manager of the Jett Ferry Kroger yesterday. I have noticed for the last month that there seems to be a big-time lack of availability of many items. It’s not just the random item, it seems to be very widespread.… Read More »
We are giving away an Aha! Connection Yeti Rambler Tumbler
Update: Congratulations to our winner: Amy Fletcher!
We’re giving away an Aha! Connection Yeti Tumbler! Why? Just because we love our subscribers!
You can enter to win in several ways and each entry is an extra chance to win!
- Comment on our website post
- Like our Facebook Page and leave a comment
- Follow us on Instagram and leave a comment
We’ll choose a winner on Friday, June 14th!… Read More »
Community Meeting About Recent School Threats – Thursday, December 20 at 6:30 p.m.
From the Dunwoody Police Department Facebook page
The Dunwoody Police Department in cooperation with the DeKalb County School District Police and the DeKalb County School District will host a community meeting with parents and other interested individuals in the recent threats called into many of the schools located in Dunwoody. The meeting will take place on Thursday, December 20th from 6:30-8:00 p.m.… Read More »
Women of the Bible Summer Bible Study – No Homework, No Book…just come when able!
The Women of the Word (W.O.W) from Dunwoody United Methodist Church invite you to join us for an upcoming Wednesday morning drop-in Summer study about 5 Women of the Bible including Leah, Mary Magdalene, Moses’ Adopted Mother and Mary the mother of Jesus. This study is FREE of COST, HOMEWORK & BOOK! Meaning no charge, no homework and no book…..… Read More »
DeKalb County School District – Virtual Learning to Aid in Inclement Weather Make-Up Days
Digital Dreamers initiative to aid students in making up inclement weather days.
Following feedback from its stakeholders, the DeKalb County School District (DCSD) will employ Virtual Learning Days using its Digital Dreamers technology to make up time lost in January to inclement weather.
“With our Digital Dreamers initiative, DCSD is able to be increasingly innovative in extending the classroom outside the walls of the schoolhouse.… Read More »
Fulton County Schools Closing Early!
Fulton County Schools will close all schools early on December 8 due to inclement weather. Dismissal will occur at the following times:
— High Schools – 12:30 p.m.
— Middle Schools – 1:15 p.m.
— Elementary Schools – 2:00 p.m.
Parents who have students in after-school programs (PrimeTime, etc.) can pick them up as soon as possible.… Read More »
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