Hi all. I’m back with your new copy of the Decatur-Avondale Estates Patch newsletter. Here’s all the community news you need to know right now. In today’s issue, you’ll find news about:
- The removal of Stone Mountain’s designation as a Confederate Memorial
- Homelessness prevention and emergency housing services
- Easter Egg Hunt events
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Here are the top stories today in Decatur-Avondale Estates:
- Members of DeKalb County’s Democratic Legislative delegation seek to remove Stone Mountain’s designation as a Confederate Memorial and remove the word ‘Memorial’ from the title of the park’s official designation. State representatives recently introduced House Bill 794. With the passing of this bill, their hopes to eliminate the giant Confederate carving at the park, and its history will be accomplished. House bill 794 has been co-sponsored by every member of the DeKalb delegation, who have expressed their frustrations towards the Stone Mountain Memorial Association for not acting in a more prompt manner in response to the situation.
(Decaturish.com ) - Warming centers at Fire Station 3, 100 N. Clarendon Avenue in Avondale Estates was opened for residents to use on Friday last night. Residents of DeKalb County who are in need of homelessness prevention or emergency housing services…
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