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Here's a casting call:
Greene's Fine Foods on Trinity is temporarily "Daventry Hills Town Hall" for the filming, according to a tweet by @marlatiara.
I forgot to stop by and snap a photo after the CSD strategic planning meeting, but will snap one to add here Wednesday morning.
In a comment FM_Fats gives the link to the IMDb page.
Catherine Lee posted this image on The Decatur Minute:
This event will take dominate Decatur through the weekend.
From Clairemont Elementary:
Emily McEvilly and Gabriel Ramirez recieved the most votes in Friday's election. We want to thank Beth Kertscher for participating.
They will be joining Erin Wheeler, Stephanie Trauner, Robin Fountain and Lilly Pettus on the 2010-2011 SLT.
We would also like to thank our election committee who put in a lot of time to make sure things ran smoothly. I will add thier names to the Bulldog on Thursday.
LexTechs of Atlanta, formerly in Covington, is relocating across the street from Decatur High School, the space recently vacated by "Relics and Rarities" when it moved to Underground Atlanta to get more foot traffic.
From Reflections of a Newsosaur
With a fast-proliferating number of respectable local sites giving away news to build traffic for their ad-supported ventures, newspapers simply won’t be able to charge for access – especially when their own stories are likely to become freely available within minutes at any number of competing sites.
This is not to mention the hundreds of local sites operated by individuals (West Seattle Blog), funded by philanthropists (MinnPost) and backed by venture dollars (Outside.In). In the San Francisco area alone, the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California at Berkeley has identified more than 250 local sites.
We've certainly experienced this in Decatur, where local sources provide far more detailed, focused coverage than the AJC can be expected to provide.
From Commissioner Patti Garrett:
A celebration of Sally's life will take place on September 11, 2010, at 5 p.m. at the Oakhurst Baptist Church (222 East Lake Drive). If you live in the Oakhurst neighborhood, we encourage you to walk to the Church. The service will be followed by a Sally-inspired puppet parade. If you made a puppet with Sally for Earth Day a few years ago, please bring it out -- or create a new one (you may store your puppet at the church during the service). The parade will process from the Oakhurst Baptist Church to the Oakhurst Community Garden Project along the East Lake Drive and Oakview Road route. You may join the parade anywhere along the route. A reception, to be held at the Oakhurst Community Garden Project (435 Oakview Road), will be a covered dish meal, Sally style! If you can bring a dish to share, dishes may be dropped off at the Oakhurst Garden between 3:30-4:30 p.m. In case of rain, the reception will take place at the Solarium (321 West Hill Street).
Gifts may be made in memory of Sally to the following organizations:
There's a Decatur Twibe.
Carl Black started it.
There are currently 42 members.
Whenever any member tweets the word Decatur, it appears on the Twibe page.
It's a handy place to check what's being said about Decatur, GA.
Won't you join us?
LEONs appeared to put as many frites as physically possible in this order. It was enough for a table of four, but I could only eat about a half to a third.
At $6 its a good deal, but I hate wasting food. On the other hand, I can't stuff myself while I'm trying to lose weight.
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