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Atlanta Cheese Festival Returns to Atlanta Botanical Garden

Gourmet Foods International, a company that imports and distributes specialty products around the country, is sponsoring the second annual Atlanta Cheese Festival. It will be held this Friday, October 3 from…

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September 30, 2014

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The Atlanta Symphony Lockout Continues

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is suppose to open its 70th season this week but has been locked out of their workplace since September 7th because of contract issues. Management is standing firm. Stanley…

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September 29, 2014

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Atlanta Folklife Festival

The Atlanta History Center’s Fall Folklife Festival celebrates autumn through the lens of olden, pre-electricity times. Garden tours, cooking demonstrations, and blacksmithing and woodworking activities are just some of the educational…

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September 26, 2014

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Freedom Farmer’s Market Named “Best of Atlanta”

Freedom Farmers Market was named as Atlanta’s Best Produce Fix by Creative Loafing. The market is located in Freedom Park on Saturday mornings and features lively vendors. Market highlights include…

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September 25, 2014

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Atlanta Symphony Cancels Performances Amid Stalled Contract Talks

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has cancelled performances of its 2014-2015 shows. The cancellation follows strikes, lockouts and tense contract negotiations in recent at major symphonies across the US. In the last…

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September 24, 2014

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Hartsfield-Jackson Is The Busiest Airport In The World

The Atlanta airport is still the busiest passenger airport in the world. Over 94.4 million passengers passed through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in 2013. “Despite this challenging operating climate, worldwide traffic surpassed…

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September 22, 2014

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President Obama Visits CDC, Announces Plans to Combat Ebola

President Obama visited CDC Atlanta on Tuesday and announced that to help combat Ebola virus epidemic he will deploy 3,000 troops and other military personnel. They will train as many as 500 healthcare workers a…

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September 18, 2014

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Atlanta is the 3rd Most Popular City to Move to

According to a survey conducted by United Van Lines, Atlanta is one of the most popular destinations for new job and corporate transfers. Atlanta is only behind Chicago and Washington DC.…

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September 17, 2014

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City of Atlanta Launches Interactive Infrastructure Map

Mayor Kasim Reed said, “The new Atlanta Infrastructure Map allows residents to take part in an important conversation about our city’s critical infrastructure needs. Our partnership with Code for America has put the…

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September 15, 2014

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Atlanta Public School’s “Day One” Campaign a Success

The Atlanta Public School’s “Day One: Be There” campaign helped increase first day attendance by 1,647 students compared to last year. Dr. Meria Carstarphen, the district’s new superintendent who pushed the…

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September 12, 2014

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Monthly Archives: September 2014

Atlanta Cheese Festival Returns to Atlanta Botanical Garden

The Atlanta Symphony Lockout Continues

Atlanta Folklife Festival

Freedom Farmer’s Market Named “Best of Atlanta”

Atlanta Symphony Cancels Performances Amid Stalled Contract Talks

Hartsfield-Jackson Is The Busiest Airport In The World

President Obama Visits CDC, Announces Plans to Combat Ebola

Atlanta is the 3rd Most Popular City to Move to

City of Atlanta Launches Interactive Infrastructure Map

Atlanta Public School’s “Day One” Campaign a Success

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