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Staff / Erin Gray<br>From left, Alpharetta High School salutatorian Katie Zheng and valedictorian Younji Lee.

Staff / Erin Gray
From left, Alpharetta High School salutatorian Katie Zheng and valedictorian Younji Lee.

Alpharetta High School’s top two students prepare for future

by Nicole Dow

May 15, 2013 12:02 PM | 0

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The future is bright for 18-year-old Alpharetta High School seniors Younji Lee and Katie Zheng. The two were named the school’s valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, in March and are preparing to leave Georgia to start their college studies late this summer. Lee, the daughter of Johanna Lee, will be heading off to Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, while Zheng, the daughter of Shannon Zheng and Lanqing Wang, will attend Columbia University in New York City. “Columbia has be...

Karen Handel announces senate bid
ROSWELL, GA – Former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel announced in a statement today that she is running for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Senator Saxby Chambliss. Below is Handel...

May 17, 2013 | 1

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Construction accident the cause of King's Ridge fire

Fulton County commision pays its bills

Fulton County confirms Barron as new elections director

Morning show to be broadcast live from Alpharetta May 24

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Alpharetta police investigating bomb threat at North Point Mall
Alpharetta police have arrested Omari Glenn Ryden, 28, in connection with the bomb threat this morning at North Point Mall, said George Gordon, public information officer for the Alpharetta Departm...

May 10, 2013 | 0

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Arrest made in connection with North Point Mall bomb threat

Guest column: New juvenile justice law positive, saves money

Milton resident helps community get fit at new CorePhysique

BT boys, girls win tennis state championships

Taste of Alpharetta

May 15, 2013

Alpharetta Farmers Market

May 08, 2013

Alpharetta Food Truck Alley

May 01, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>Kevin Demessa, with Yum Yum Cupcake food truck, served the patrons at Alpharetta's Food Truck event Thursday evening on Old Roswell Street in downtown Alpharetta.

Children's Charities 'Denim and Diamonds' fundraiser

May 01, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>From left, NASCAR champion Bill Elliott and Roswell resident Giles Blencoe both attended Children's Charities "Denim and Diamonds" event held at Shannondale Farms in Milton on Saturday night. All proceeds from the night’s festivities went to benefit the Autism Detection Unit for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Forsyth.

Alpharetta Public Safety Foundation Heroes Golf Tournament

May 01, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>From left, Alpharetta SWAT team members, David Tobias and Arick Furr, set up the SWAT team mobile headquarters for tour at the Alpharetta Public Safety Golf Tournament on Monday morning.

Roswell's Alive After 5 at the Square

Apr 24, 2013

High Meadows School Earth Day

Apr 24, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>From left, High Meadows students Noel Crenshaw, 10, and Betsy Could, 10, educated fellow students and parents about algae from the stream that runs through the school property during High Meadows Earth Day celebration on Friday afternoon.

Human trafficking community roundtable

Apr 24, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>Roswell Rotarian Dave McCleary spoke at the community roundtable co-hosted by Wellspring Living and Stonecreek Church on Friday morning about how to help put a stop to human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation of children. McCleary has served as director of the Roswell Rotary Club's Trafficking/CSEC Task Force as well as spending countless hours attending meetings on the topic and contacting and working with nonprofit groups already serving aspects of CSEC.

Alpharetta City Center groundbreaking

Apr 24, 2013

Alpharetta officials broke ground on the much anticipated Alpharetta City Center on Monday morning.

Farmhouse in the City

Apr 17, 2013

Tofu Kitchen in Johns Creek

Apr 10, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>From left, owner of Tofu Kitchen Lexi Lee and Chef Ok-Dan Cho.

Disability Day

Apr 08, 2013

Special / Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities<br>
Jobs, post-secondary education, the waiting list (for waivers) and reducing the state’s burden of proof for defendants with intellectual disabilities in death penalty cases recently were among the topics at the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities’ 15th annual Disability Day at the Georgia State Capitol in downtown Atlanta. There were 2,500 who preregistered for the rally and thousands of advocates, family members and supporters of people with disabilities gathered at the event. Gov. Nathan Deal pledged his continued support to people with developmental disabilities. With one of every five Georgians having some type of disability, everyone is connected to disabilities in some way. Pictured are some of the more than 2,500 advocates for those with disabilities who attended Disability Day at the Capitol.

Dietitian honored

Apr 04, 2013

Special Photo<br>
Laureate Medical Group’s Cheryl Orlansky recently was awarded Outstanding Dietitian of the Year by the Georgia Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics at its annual conference of the Georgia Academy, held in Atlanta. “This is such an honor for me, and a highlight of my professional career,” Orlansky said. Laureate has four locations: Alpharetta, Jonesboro, Midtown and Sandy Springs. In addition to her certification as a registered dietitian, Orlansky holds credentials as a licensed dietitian and a certified diabetes educator and has earned a certificate in weight management from the Commission on Dietetic Registration. March was National Nutrition Month.

Farm Day at the Chattahoochee Nature Center

Apr 03, 2013

Staff / Kelley Quinn<br>Jackson Morgan, 19 months old, points out the plants he planted himself at the Chattahoochee Nature Center Farm Day.

World Harvest Church Easter Egg Hunt

Apr 03, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>Roswell's World Harvest Church off of Hardscrabble Road held Georgia's largest Easter egg hunt last Saturday afternoon. The hunt had more than 70,000 eggs along with family friendly activities for the hundreds of visitors that attended.

Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Business Expo

Mar 27, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>From left, Star House executive director Kimberly Walther, Star House director of development Monica Oliveira and board member Judy Semones educated people at the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce Business Expo on the services they provide to the community last Friday.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew's visit to Alpharetta Siemens factory

Mar 20, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>United States Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew toured the Alpharetta-based Siemens factory last Thursday during his first trip since taking office. Secretary Lew spoke to the local media and factory employees about the importance of preparing the American work force for high-tech jobs that could strengthen the middle class. The Secretary also touched on topics relating to the economy and creating thousands of high-skilled jobs across the country.

'Birth of a Book'

Feb 11, 2013

Staff / Erin Gray<br>
<b>(UPDATED AT 2:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY WITH CORRECTED INFO ON/SPELLING OF BOOKLOGIC AND ITS OWNER)</b><br>
Buckhead author Maxine Rock recently gave a presentation titled the ‘Birth of a Book,’ at BookLogix in Alpharetta during the unveiling of her new book, ‘Adventures in Faun Forrest.’ She wrote it with the help of her granddaughters, Julia Rock Schiffer, 9, and Rachel Rock Schiffer, 12, who edited and illustrated it, respectively. Julia also wrote poetry for the book. The presentation showed participants how a book is made from start to finish including the editing, graphic designs and how it comes off the press.

North Fulton takes to the polls

Nov 06, 2012

Johns Creek Arts Festival

Oct 31, 2012

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Column: GPB deals with an unhappy Big Bird and talking frogs
RING! RING! “Hello, this is Teya Ryan, president of Georgia Public Broadcasting. I am calling to ask you to consider a donation to GPB. If you donate $250, we will send you a talking frog.” KNOCK! ...

May 02, 2013 | 0

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Column: All’s well that ends well

Alpharetta moves forward with Main Street concept

Common Core makes sense, says governor

Fulton schools’ proposed $836M budget has pay hikes, no tax increase

College and Career Ready Performance Index

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