Source: The City of Dunwoody eNewsletter
The DeKalb County Board of Health opened registration for Phase 1A+ TODAY (Friday) at noon. Appointments will start on Monday, Jan. 11. Click here for the registration and appointment link.
Individuals without access to the internet or those with special needs can call 404-294-3700 to obtain assistance from a call center representative.… Read More »
After the Dunwoody Village Apartment fire, my cousin’s family not only lost their home, but now also cannot locate their 4 cats. Please help us find them.
1. Murka – Domestics med-long hair calico. Neutered, not chipped. Around 9-10 years old. Mostly black face. Front claws were declawed by previous owners.
2. Lucky – Domestics med-long hair calico.… Read More »
Greta
(770) 709-8049
gcholland2020@gmail.com
The intersection project at Chamblee Dunwoody Road and Spalding Drive will improve safety and access.
Dunwoody, GA – January 8, 2021 – Dunwoody’s Mayor and City Council marked the official start of construction by breaking ground on intersection improvements at Chamblee Dunwoody Road and Spalding Drive. Watch video of the groundbreaking here.
“This is an important project that will make the intersection much safer,” said Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch.… Read More »
Every Tuesday from 6:45-9 p.m.
A tailgate favorite is now a league of its own! Spectators are encouraged to watch the action and cheer on league participants as they play games leading up to the season’s final tournament on Feb. 23. League winners will receive a championship trophy and other prizes.
Cornhole is back at The Battery Atlanta!… Read More »
The first digital edition of the Dunwoody Digest is out! Click to connect with what’s new and happening in the City of Dunwoody from January to March of 2021. This interactive, quarterly magazine features the restaurant roundup, resident checklist, update on Dunwoody’s new K-9 team, tree initiatives, sidewalk projects, calendar of events and more. This is a great way to stay in the know as we begin a new year.… Read More »
While coronavirus health restrictions remain in play, Brookhaven will host its fifth annual MLK Day Dinner and Program Jan. 18 in the Apple Valley Road parking lot of the Brookhaven MARTA station, 1268 Apple Valley Road NE. The event, with featured speakers and “dinner in a bag,” will begin at 5:30 p.m.
More details here.… Read More »
Dunwoody, GA – December 30, 2020 – Dunwoody Parks and Recreation, in partnership with the Dunwoody-Atlanta Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc., celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a community food drive and volunteer service projects.… Read More »
Note from Audra: The Dunwoody United Director has been running the Dunwoody United program for 8 years. They put every penny collected back into the program. They have about 80 kids from the area on teams each season. Players are from varied backgrounds and upbringings. A number of the players come from homes with limited resources.… Read More »
Jeff Marcus
(770) 630-0700
dunwoodyunitedbasketball@gmail.com
North Fulton Master Gardeners, Inc., is continuing to provide horticultural education in the North Fulton community through free virtual gardening education programming. This series of 10 classes begins February 2, 2021 and will be available through live Zoom webinars and Facebook Live. The classes will also be available for later viewing at www.youtube.com/NorthFultonMasterGardeners. Each class emphasizes practical gardening activities at the time of year that is best suited for that activity.… Read More »
Lee Tanenbaum
(770) 630-8703
lrtanny@gmail.com
Join us for a virtual night of laughter and suspense with the family from the safety and comfort of your own home. DHS Drama students will perform a series of one act plays including The Monkey’s Paw, The Wreck on the 5:25, and the Camp Sunshine trilogy. Performances will be streamed at 7pm this Thursday -Saturday with a 2pm matinee on Sunday, January 10.… Read More »
Brenda Ridl
(770) 317-0575
brenda.ridl@gmail.com
The Literacy Foundation provides online consultation services for parents and educators. We also offer online tutoring services in reading and writing for students in grades K-8 and older students who need remediation.
Note from Audra: I shared a bottle with my hubby already and we LOVED it!
Many of you knew Michael Bryan, founder of Vino Venue. He passed away from Sarcoma in 2017, but his legacy lives on in Pietra Fenice.
The first vintage of his wine has arrived from Italy! The vines were planted in Michael’s Vineyard at Casa Segreta, in the Baschi hills of Umbria.… Read More »
Many of you knew Michael Bryan, founder of Vino Venue. He passed away from Sarcoma in 2017, but his legacy lives on in Pietra Fenice.
The first vintage of his wine has arrived from Italy! The vines were planted in Michael’s Vineyard at Casa Segreta, in the Baschi hills of Umbria.
The name Pietra Fenice translates to the Stone Phoenix.… Read More »
by Lauren Townsend for The Aha! Connection
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These were some my favorite things I made this year at home: dupe of PF Changs Mongolian beef, buttermilk fried chicken with peaches and mashed celeriac, steamed mussels with garlic, wine and brown butter, Ina Garten’s peach pie recipe, meat tower, yellow-tail with citrus, watermelon and basil, mushroom ragout with Boursin on toast, white truffle risotto with scallops, braised leeks and peaches, sweet potato and chorizo hash.… Read More »
