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Atlanta nonprofit expands yoga classes for people experiencing homelessness (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First)- An Atlanta nonprofit that provides yoga classes to people experiencing homelessness is expanding its reach, offering classes at more than five locations across Atlanta, including churches and shelters. The program, TLC Yoga, was started by Ashley Erwin in 2021 in a back room at Mercy Church in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood. Since then, the nonprofit has expanded to offer classes throughout the week at locations including PAD Atlanta in Mechanicsville, the Ga
Cobb deputy recovering after being attacked by detainee at county jail (opens the original)
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MARIETTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A Cobb County Sheriff’s Office deputy is expected to return to work soon after suffering serious injuries when he was attacked by a detainee at the Cobb County Jail, according to the sheriff’s office. The deputy was helping transport a murder suspect at the jail on Sept. 25 when the attack occurred, Cobb County Sheriff’s Office Communications Specialist Randi Okray said. The deputy suffered a concussion and a broken jaw and was taken to Wellstar Kennestone Ho
Atlanta Public Schools consolidation plan prompts concern from parents (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Princess Abercrombie has a third grader at Dunbar Elementary School in Mechanicsville. She said walking to school with her child has become an important bonding experience. “This experience with my baby, get to walk right here, it’s a bonding time, so it’s close,” Abercrombie said. Abercrombie said news that Dunbar will be repurposed is disappointing and that she wants to know where her child will attend school next year. Another parent said she is also upset
Atlanta class helps older adults reduce risk of injury from falls (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — September is National Falls Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness about a problem that affects millions of older adults each year. The National Council on Aging reports that injuries from falls among older adults cost more than $50 billion annually. For 77-year-old Shelly Cotliar, falls had become a regular occurrence. Those falls led to a series of injuries. “I’ve broken both kneecaps, my nose, a finger, got a concussion,” she said. Cotliar said things
FBI: Violent crime drops in Georgia, nationwide (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Violent crime declined across the country and in Georgia last year, according to the FBI’s latest uniform crime report. More than 17,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide submit crime data to the FBI each year. FBI officials said the latest report shows the largest year-over-year decrease in violent crime the agency has ever recorded. “At the end of the day, if you’re going to be violent in our community, we want you off the street,” said FBI Special Agent i
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