Sunday, March 15, 2020

Dunwoody's food and dining stability in the wake of shutdowns and quarantine - Food distribution from DeKalb & Malachi's as well as dining out opportunities.


All DeKalb County students can receive a free bagged lunch daily, Monday through Friday, from 10 a.m. to noon at Sequoyah Middle School located in nearby Doraville and Cross Keys High School located just south of the Brookhaven Marta Station.


Food assistance is available locally if needed.   The community welcomed to donate.

MALACHI'S STOREHOUSE at St. Patrick's Episcopal Church, 4755 North Peachtree Rd, Dunwoody, Georgia 30338 offers food for those in need every Wednesday from 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM.  With 2300 students in the DHS cluster who rely on Free & Reduced breakfast and lunch. No school means no food and kids go hungry therefore Mayor Deutsch and other members of the community are gathering supplies to ensure there is enough food to ensure no one goes hungry.

Many community members have reached out wanting to help. We are working with Malachi's Storehouse to provide non-perishable lunch items. We have several ways for you to help.
You can shop from our wish lists and have items shipped. Or you can drop off items on Tuesday between 4 and 7 PM in the back of St Patrick’s church, 4755 N Peachtree Rd. (there will be signs)

Items needed include individual packages of Peanut butter crackers, Applesauce or fruit cups, Granola Bars, Tuna/chicken lunch kits, Cookie packs, Raisins/dried fruit packs, Easy Mac Packs

Target Gift List or Amazon Gift List



Dine Localy in the security of your own home.

We are all advised to stay away from crowds and stay about 6 feet away from people if you can, I hope you are trying to do that.   One small problem?   We all want local non-chain restaurants to thrive in Dunwoody. Therefore, I highly recommend that you patronize your favorites for take out. Otherwise, they might not survive this crisis.

My personal favorites are Simply Thai (770) 458-9977, Goldbergs (770) 455-1119,  Gyro Gyro (770) 352-4976, E. 48th Street Market (770) 392-1499, Crema Espresso Gourmet (678) 731-9020,
Los Rancheros Mexican Restaurant has 99 cent tacos on Wednesday is a Heneghan family staple (770) 393-9347,  The Mad Italian (770) 451-8048,  POKE BAR (Dunwoody) (770) 559-9374, Porter Brew & Que Brewery (678) 580-1710, Novo Cucina (470) 275-3000, Village Burger (770) 522-1600


Saturday, March 14, 2020

My Census form arrived and only took a few minutes to complete the survey on-line.


I just completed the census for my household. It was quick, easy, and took about 10 minutes!

Getting an accurate count of who lives in Dunwoody on the census will help ensure that our city gets the correct level of funding and other resources for its population from the state and Federal governments.

If you're stuck at home this weekend, and looking for something to do - please take a few minutes to go online and take the census.

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

City of Dunwoody State of the City 2020 is now canceled and City Manager scales back City Hall Operations.


City Announcement:

In light of new developments today regarding public events and the Coronavirus, we have decided to cancel tonight's Dunwoody State of the City. We regret any inconvenience this decision might cause and hope you will understand. We will work with Mayor Lynn Deutsch to reschedule this event at a later date. In the meantime, we've set up a special website to share updates and prevention information from our county, state, and federal partners.

Dunwoody City Manager Eric Linton also initiated several city operational changes based on the Governor's recommendations.  He has canceled Court Operations for the next two weeks, and all upcoming Planning and Zoning cases have been deferred for the next 30 days.  This is for cases before the City Council and Zoning Boards.  Since the North Shallowford Building is our backup operational facility, all outside activity in that facility is suspended until further notice.

Rest in Peace, Rebecca Williams - Wife, Mother, Friend, Mayor, Council Member, Emmy award winning journalist, and angel on earth.


Rebecca was a classy, intelligent & kind lady with a quick smile.  I really enjoyed getting to know her. 
She will be missed by many.

Rebecca passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by family on the morning of 3/11. Those who know Rebecca know she was a literal angel on earth and will be deeply missed. As our family mourns this great loss we ask for continued prayers and thoughts for our sweet Becky.

Please also keep former Crier publisher, Mr. Dick Williams, and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

Funeral arrangements are in the works, and we will update as details are set.

https://www.reporternewspapers.net/2020/03/11/rebecca-chase-williams-founding-mother-of-brookhaven-dies/

Jeff Hullinger Tribute

Cherry Blossom Festival Interview  and a video discussing festival music, pets, food

Atlanta Magazin Interview

Putting family first.

All Saints Knights of Columbus Fish Fry for March 13, 2020 is CANCELLED


There is nothing more valuable to the All Saints Knights of Columbus than our patrons of the Fish Fry.  You are the reason our Lenten Fish Fry is the largest in the state.  However, in following CDC recommendations, we are cancelling this Friday night's event.  We hope to resume our Fish Frys before the end of the Lenten season.   

Wednesday, March 4, 2020

City of Dunwoody Planning Retreat for 2020 - Thursday & Friday, March 5 & 6 and then this week's City Council & Planning Commision Agendas.


The Dunwoody City Council Retreat to be held on March 5, 2020, beginning at 10:00 a.m. and will continue on March 6, 2020, beginning at 9:00 a.m.

The meetings will be held at:

Lost Corner Preserve Cottage
7300 Brandon Mill Road, N.W.
Sandy Spring, GA 30328