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Clayton County transgender student blocked from homecoming queen race (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A transgender student at Charles R. Drew High School will not be allowed to run for homecoming queen. Riley Williams, a senior, said she wanted to show the world that transgender girls “can be things like homecoming queens.” Williams is a transgender girl. Throughout her high school years, she has used she/her pronouns and dressed as a girl. “People are behind me and people support me for who I am,” Williams said. Williams was preparing to campaign for homecom
DeKalb County issues permit allowing site work at former Presidential Hotel to begin (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Atlanta-based Aramar Investments LLC will spend more than $50 million redeveloping the long-vacant Presidential Tower. DeKalb County’s permitting office issued a land disturbance permit that allows what is called horizontal site work to begin. That work includes the parking lot as well as ingress and egress at the site. The new project will turn the 14-story tower into 278 apartments and four penthouse suites. The developer will need a building permit to begin
I-285 closure sends trucks onto restricted Cascade Road (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A portion of I-285 remained closed Sunday between Cascade Road and Langford Parkway as crews worked on a weekend rebuilding project, forcing drivers to detour through nearby streets. Residents said the closure has sent tractor-trailers onto Cascade Road, despite signs appearing to prohibit trucks from using the route. “They were supposed to steer the traffic away from Cascade,” said David Jones. “Once you get off 285, if you go right or left on Cascade, it’s r
Volunteers pack 1 million meals at State Farm Arena (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Thousands of volunteers packed 1 million meals at State Farm Arena on Saturday as part of an annual partnership between the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm aimed at helping Atlantans facing food insecurity. U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams was among the 5,000 volunteers at the event. “This event is so important because the meals that are packed today stay right here in the Atlanta community,” Williams said. “That’s what we do as Atlantans: We come together to help each
Widow sues wedding venue, helicopter operator after wedding-night crash killed husband (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A woman whose husband died in a helicopter crash on the night they were married is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against her wedding venue and the helicopter operator. Jesni Sam is seeking damages and coverage of legal fees, according to her attorney. Sam was supposed to land at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport (PDK) with her husband, Dave Fiji, after their wedding in Dawsonville. They never made it. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Report: Weather may have led to helicopter cras
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