Road Plans
A summary from Dekalb County engineer Patrece Keeter, DeKalb County Transportation Division.
Continue ReadingA summary from Dekalb County engineer Patrece Keeter, DeKalb County Transportation Division.
Continue ReadingHow well do you know the little creek that runs through our neighborhood? Why is it so small? Where does it go? Do you know where you see it again once it leaves the Parkwoods?
Continue ReadingDeKalb County, the state, and the federal government are contemplating quieting all the crossings on the CSX line (also known as the Seaboard line) between 285 and Kirkwood Junction, which is just on the other side of Dekalb Ave. Quad-gates and new, high-tech signals would be installed at Dekalb Ave., East Lake Rd, Coventry Rd., and Frazier Rd.
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Continue ReadingThe first project will be landscaping for the green space at E. Lake and Ponce, which is called (on the old maps) Azalea.
Continue ReadingWhile searching for Meco last night, a woman who lives on East Lake told us she has seen coyotes in the wooded area by the creek/ravine which goes behind our house (and throughout our neighborhood).
Continue ReadingIn the past year I’ve sometimes considered purchasing a solar energy system for my home. Do you know anyone in Atlanta who has done this and whether they were happy with the results?
Continue ReadingGood news. . . Ga Power will not need to do the type of extensive upgrades originally planned.
Continue ReadingA recent storm caused a tree to fall across the railroad track near the East Lake Road crossing.
Could not find a local CSX telephone number in the phone book, so searched the Internet and found the following information.
The main training camp for Confederate conscripts in Georgia was Camp Randolph, relocated from near Calhoun to another site in late 1862…. the new site: was “near the north parking lot of the East Lake Marta station.”
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