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Roswell’s restored park pond ready to welcome fish
1+ week, 3+ day ago (644+ words) The restored pond at Roswell Area Park, seen with a small island and new stone retaining walls, is nearing completion ahead of its restocking with 15,000 fish. ROSWELL, Ga. — Fifteen thousand fish will soon make Roswell Area Park Pond their home,…...
DeKalb County leaders to hold meetings on updated tree protection ordinance
1+ week, 3+ day ago (185+ words) Local news for metro Atlanta DeKalb County District 2 Commissioner Michelle Long Spears and Super District 6 Commissioner Ted Terry are launching a rewrite of the county’s tree protection ordinance and hosting meetings throughout September to gather community feedback. Terry and Spears…...
Milton high school student creates app to fight food waste
1+ week, 5+ day ago (435+ words) MILTON, Ga. — Agasthya Chava, a 10th grader at Cambridge High School, created a phone app after noticing how forgotten groceries can lead to unnecessary food waste in families' homes. The app is called FreshTrack, and it is designed to help users…...
Johns Creek programs could help property owners manage stormwater
1+ week, 5+ day ago (415+ words) A drainage pipe is flooded with stormwater in Johns Creek. The City Council has discussed two programs that could assist property owners in managing stormwater. JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Johns Creek is exploring programs to help residents with expensive stormwater headaches....
Atlanta volunteers use art to highlight dangerous missing utility covers
2+ week, 22+ hour 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…...
Georgia officials detect new, potentially devastating invasive insect
2+ week, 2+ day ago (324+ words) Georgia is no stranger to invasive species, with kudzu, Japanese knotweed, the spotted lanternfly, Argentine tegus and more threatening the state. Now, there’s a new entrant to the list: the pasture mealybug. Houseplant enthusiasts may already be familiar with a…...
Georgia data centers face permit pushback
2+ week, 5+ day ago (474+ words) That increase has sharpened attention on a permit category that many residents previously had little reason to follow. For Georgia data centers, the permitting debate turns on whether backup power equipment should be treated as a limited operational safeguard or…...
Brookhaven/Chamblee/Doraville household hazardous recycling set for Aug. 22
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (126+ words) The City of Brookhaven, in partnership with the cities of Chamblee and Doraville and in collaboration with Live Thrive and Keep Chamblee Beautiful, will host a household hazardous waste and recycling event in Plaza Fiesta’s parking lot. The event, according…...
Get Outside Georgia: Bears, water, and putting things back together
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (1008+ words) Remember the flood? No, not that one. The one at Hacienda Hudson and all the sogginess that followed. We talked about it last time. Who would have thought a little water could disrupt things so much? As we speak (I…...
Georgia officials trap 866 invasive yellow-legged hornets, eradicate 44 nests this year
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (547+ words) Georgia officials are working to stop the spread of the invasive yellow-legged hornet before it causes deeper harm to the state's bees, farms, and food systems. So far this year, the state has trapped 866 hornets and eradicated 44 nests, an early…...