Hi everyone. I’m here with your Thursday edition of the Decatur-Avondale Estates Patch newsletter, full of everything you need to know about what’s happening in town. Including updates on:
- Free meals for families in the Atlanta area this Easter holiday.
- Georgia physicians’ opinions concerning Senate Bill 140.
- 14-year-old Avyana Mitchell still missing.
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Here are the top stories in Decatur-Avondale Estates today:
- Avyana Mitchell, 14, was with her father, at his girlfriend’s mother’s house on Rollingwood Lane on March 28 when she went missing. According to statements, she wandered off without her phone and without telling anyone. She has been missing for approximately a week and her family has been handing out flyers in hopes that they will lead to her safe return. (WSB Atlanta)
- Georgia physicians are said to be appalled at Senate Bill 140. The bill goes into effect on July 1 and bans hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgery for minors. Physicians feel that politicians are promoting an agenda that disregards medical standards. The bill is part of Republican-led state legislatures that restricts gender transition in young people and in some cases that involve adults. (Atlanta Magazine)
- A stray chihuahua was captured near Constitution Road in Decatur on Sunday. The animal later tested positive for…
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