Wednesday, September 30, 2015

Guidelines for Dunwoody Candidate Forum - October 11, 2015 – Dunwoody High School Auditorium


Dear Candidate:

The Dunwoody Homeowners Association, in partnership with The Dunwoody Crier, is pleased to sponsor a candidate forum on Sunday, October 11 at 4:00 pm.  The forum will be held in the auditorium at Dunwoody High School at 5035 Vermack Road, Dunwoody, Georgia, 30338.

Guidelines for Dunwoody Candidate Forum
October 11, 2015 – Dunwoody High School Auditorium

There are two contested races – the race for mayor and the race for District 1 – At-Large Council member.  Candidates for the District 1 council post will go first, followed by the mayor’s race.

Each candidate will have 3 minutes to provide an opening introduction and 2 minutes to provide closing remarks.  The order of introductions will be determined by random selection at the start of the event.  The same order will be used for both opening and closing remarks.  (So, the person who gets the first opening will also have the first closing.  The person who has the last opening gets the last closing.)

The audience will be offered the opportunity to ask questions via index cards.  These will be provided to the moderator, who has complete discretion over which questions to ask and may edit questions for brevity, clarity and to avoid prejudicial questions.  No microphones will be provided for direct audience interaction.

Each candidate will get the chance to answer each question.  The moderator will vary the order in which candidates are called on to answer.  Each answer will be limited to 2 minutes.   A timekeeper will provide a yellow “30-second warning” and a red “Stop Now” indicator.

This is a candidate forum, not a debate.  You may not interrupt another candidate while they are speaking.  There are no opportunities for rebuttals.  Please maintain the high degree of civility expected of candidates in Dunwoody.  

A table will be set up outside the auditorium for campaign literature (printed materials only).  No backboards, stand-up displays or banners will be allowed.  The table will be shared by all candidates, so please keep that in mind as you plan what to put out.  

Yard signs may not be placed on school property.  You may have yard signs stacked against the wall outside the auditorium for audience members to take home but yard signs may not be brought into the auditorium and they may not be carried or waved by supporters inside or outside the building. 

Monday, September 28, 2015

The "Bases are Juiced" for Tom Bass Indoor Baseball at Dunwoody High School


http://diablosbaseball.net/tom-bass-indoor-baseball/


Take part in the fun, but productive way of preparing for the upcoming spring season!
Get 5 or more at bats per game, hit homeruns, and stay sharp even if it’s snowing outside!

  • Season runs from Sunday, Nov. 8th to Sunday, Jan. 17th.
  • No games played during the holidays.
  • Games begin on the quarter-hour, on Sundays running from 12:15pm -6:15pm.
  • Start times vary from week to week.
  • All games are played at Dunwoody High School in the gym!
  • For ages 6-12+
  •  The league is limited to 72 players!
  •  Register before Oct 18th - $160.00

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Dunwoody to be star struck this week with the movie Mothers Day being filmed in town.

How great is this !!! Dunwoody has it all going on!



The Dunwoody Tavern has announced that they will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday for filming the movie Mothers Day inside the establishment.  In snooping around the web, I found this casting call for any local actors & actresses. 

Besides the Tavern, I think I know of another location but since they didn't post a press release (Facebook Post) I will keep that information to myself.

Saturday, September 26, 2015

A conversation with Dunwoody Mayoral Candidate Denny Shortal

http://www.jkheneghan.com/city/meetings/2015/Sep/Denny_Shortal_Conversation.mp3


I have had the pleasure of serving with both Mike Davis & Denny Shortal on the Dunwoody City Council and as I consider them both my friends, I want to treat them both as fairly as I can.  Last week I posted an interview that Mike Davis conducted on WABE and I thought I would offer Denny an opportunity to have something posted to my site.

I am looking forward seeing (and publishing) all of the candidates submissions to the 2015 Voters Guide, hosted by the League of Women Voters of Georgia, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and WSB-TV that should be coming out next week.  Then there will be other events around town but the DHA Candidate forum on October 11 at the Dunwoody High School that should be the best way to differentiate the candidates.    I hope you can make it.

Friday, September 25, 2015

City of Dunwoody & Peachtree Charter Middle School enter partnership to share ball fields.

 Peachtree Charter Middle School Ball Fields
Get ready for City Sponsored active recreation at PCMS in near future, be it adult men's softball in the evenings, little kid lacrosse on Saturday mornings or a thousand other ideas that have been floated.
Dear PCMS Parents, please thank Mr. Heptinstall when you see him.
Thanks

Dunwoody City Council Agenda for Monday September 28


Monday, September 28, 2015
Dunwoody City Hall
41 Perimeter Center East
Dunwoody, GA 30346

6 pm Agenda - Watch Live at 6:00 p.m.

Presentation of Award to Brian and Ethan Whittenton by DeKalb County Fire Chief Darnell Fullum

SECOND READ: Amendment to Chapter 27, Section 27-150 re: Telecommunications Towers and Antennas.

Intergovernmental Agreement with DeKalb County Board of Education.

Request from Dunwoody Homeowners Association for "Light Up Dunwoody" to be Designated a Signature Event.

Request from Boy Scout Troop 477 for their annual "Boy Scout Troop 477 Haunted Farm Tour" to be Designated a Signature Event.