Sunday, March 22, 2015

Michael Nash hired as Dunwoody football head coach - ready to get to work.

Coach Mike Nash


I enjoy football, have been going to Dunwoody football games for many years and the nice part now is that I know most of the boys playing.  Kudos to @CoachMikeNash as we look forward to your leadership on the field.

Nice article by Gwinnett Daily Post.

Dunwoody High School presents Oklahoma & PCMS offers Beauty and the Beast, Jr



A teenage driver is tired of close calls at a frustrating Dunwoody intersection. - 11Alive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bgq4w1UAa0E

A teenage driver is tired of close calls at a frustrating intersection that is getting some attention from the city of Dunwoody.  Every day,16-year-old Lizzy Haas confronts impatient drivers on her way from home to school. A simple turn onto Peeler Road in Dunwoody is never that simple.

"A MARTA bus pulled in front of me," said Haas. "I almost got rammed into the side."
Close calls are not unusual at the intersection of North Peachtree and Peeler. Traffic jams on North Peachtree, making it difficult for drivers to make a left from Peeler.

More than once Haas has hit her brakes to avoid drivers turning in front of her.  "People just want to try to go the second they find a spot," said Haas. "It may not really be safe."

11Alive's Commuter Dude turned to the city of Dunwoody, and found that there is a plan to add turn lanes and a traffic light that should go a long way toward eliminating those close calls.  Jerry Carnes pressed the city, and found the light will be synced with the one nearby at North Peachtree and Tilly Mill.  "They'll be connected so they can communicate with each other and keep the timing in sync," said Dunwoody Public Works Director Michael Smith.  The changes will begin this summer.

http://dunwoodyga.gov/ckeditorfiles/files/Public%20Works/concept2A121511.pdf

Saturday, March 21, 2015

Dunwoody City Council Meeting, Mon March 23rd

Monday, March 23, 2015
Dunwoody City Hall

41 Perimeter Center East
Dunwoody, GA 30346
 
 
 Presentation by Pond and Company on the Winters Chapel Road Corridor Study
 
 









Girl Scout Troop 27436 Day proclamation for Charity Fund Raising for Family Promise



Girl Scout Troop 27436, made up of members Gracie Ackaway, Carley Chastain, Caroline Draughon, Laura Lawson Duncan, Megan Dunmon, Annie Echemendia, Emily Eith, Meredith Frederick, Caroline Gracey, Lindsay Harris, Lauren Killeen, Marguerite Lanham, Caroline Plyler, and Emily Schmitt created and sold “It’s All Good In The ‘Wood” t-shirts with 100% of the profits going to Family Promise. On Sunday, February 22, 2015, Girl Scout Troop 27436 presented Family Promise with a check in the amount of $3,089 for their Girl Scout Silver Award Project.