Adrianne Murchison
Content Writer at SaportaReport
Buffalo NY native. Host of Let’s Start Healing Podcast. Local reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Runner, sports fan and animal lover.
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1 week ago |
saportareport.com | Adrianne Murchison
Staff terminations at College Park City Hall continued last week after the firing of former city manager Dr. Emmanuel Adediran. Rose Stewart, the former director of Human Resources and Risk Management, and Jerry Silver, a former Code Enforcement supervisor, said they believe their firings are tied to Councilman Roderick Gay. The revolving door of staff at city hall raises ongoing questions about transparency and whether political power is being used to carry out personal or political agendas.
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2 weeks ago |
saportareport.com | Adrianne Murchison
The flair and rhythm of the Atlanta Caribbean Carnival Parade will takeover downtown streets on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.Thousands are expected to attend the parade. The parade began in 1988 and represents people from the Caribbean islands. The Atlanta Caribbean Carnival Bandleaders Association was formed in 2003 to advocate for performers and preserve the traditions of performance art and carnival costuming, the website states.
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2 weeks ago |
saportareport.com | Adrianne Murchison
Sandy Springs is repealing a controversial ordinance aimed at curbing the expression of hate speech, after determining the law is constitutionally flawed. Cory Isaacson, the Georgia legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said, the ordinance would have “shutdown speech and expression across the whole city” During a city council meeting, Tuesday, Isaacson praised Sandy Springs for revoking the ordinance.
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2 weeks ago |
saportareport.com | Adrianne Murchison
College Park has fired its city manager just eight months after promoting him from an interim role. Dr. Emmanuel Adediran left city council chambers during a Monday meeting after council approved the vote to terminate his position.
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2 weeks ago |
saportareport.com | Adrianne Murchison
As Serenbe is primed for a $1.7 billion expansion over the next 10 years, the rolling pastures and woodlands of Chattahoochee Hills and its riverfront invite a deeper glimpse into the region’s future. SaportaReport recently joined a guided tour along parts of a 53-mile corridor described as the southern portion of “Chattahoochee River Valley,” exploring what that future could look like.
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