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Talk Back: Who decides what is true in the age of AI?
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (374+ words) This week's headlines about artificial intelligence are frightening. A young researcher, Jacob Coxon, resigned from Anthropic, one of the world's leading AI companies, warning that the race toward increasingly powerful artificial intelligence could eventually escape human control. Appen Media welcomes…...
Atlanta volunteers use art to highlight dangerous missing utility covers
2+ week, 1+ day ago (690+ words) A group of volunteers is highlighting the City of Atlanta’s mismanaged infrastructure by covering public hazards with eye-catching art. Fix-ATL is a grassroots effort to improve dangerous conditions like missing water meter covers, manhole covers, and other small utility openings…...
Opinion: You should join Dunwoody’s Sustainability Committee
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (339+ words) Malte Weiland holds his Sustainability Hero Award at the April 27 Dunwoody City Council meeting. He is flanked by members of the Dunwoody Sustainability Committee, from left, Kristen Monta, Anne Hicks and Larry Heiman. We accept letters to the editor. Letters…...
Letter: Kingsley Lake fix should come with public ownership
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (350+ words) How much do you fill your bathtub? Not to the brim, I’d hope. Even if you did, the overflow drain would catch it before it spilled onto the floor. An overflow drain is a backup not meant to be used…...
🍦 Cops, cones, coffee
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (778+ words) Wednesday, July 22 — It’s Cathy from Rough Draft with my weekly newsletter on Dunwoody. I just heard, within five minutes, two potential tips that may have a significant impact on Dunwoody, and even better, also fulfill my quest to find quirky…...
Estuary Apartment cat saga ends with feeding agreement
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (481+ words) The Estuary Apartment cat saga is over. Apartment management and Kirk Cats, with the help of Lifeline Animal Project, have reached an agreement to allow volunteers to feed dozens of community cats at the Estuary Apartments. After Rough Draft’s March…...
New documentary highlights Atlanta's alarming rate of tree loss
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (572+ words) A documentary about Atlanta’s tree canopy has caught the attention of lawmakers in Brookhaven, a metro Atlanta city that takes great measures to protect the environment through law and conservation. “The Tree Economy,” a film by James Schroeder, explores how…...
Opinion: Why did the turtle cross the road?
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (619+ words) The yellow-bellied slider is the most abundant turtle in the North Fulton and Forsyth County areas. They have a yellow stripe behind each eye. They live for about 50–100 years. This is the time of year when turtles are most likely…...
Above the Waterline: The nurdles in our brains and elsewhere
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (385+ words) The news about nurdles is not good. These manufactured plastic pellets–the building blocks of the plastics industry–are finding their way into our bodies, even deep into our brains. Less than five millimeters across, nurdles are about the size…...
Opinion: Stormwater, responsibility and the question of consistency
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (510+ words) The Crier is committed to its role as Dunwoody's community thread. As readers have reminded the paper, part of that role means budgeting premium space for letters from residents. Talk Back to the Crier by Sunday night and your note…...