Reed Williams
Enterprise Reporter and Assistant Editor, Local Government at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Reporter covering metro Atlanta for @AJC | Past: @BaltimoreSun, @RTDNEWS, @RoanokeTimes | Reach out: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
macon.com | Reed Williams
The city of Sandy Springs has passed controversial legislation requiring anyone who is holding a sign or passing out leaflets to get permission from a person before approaching them within 8 feet. The so-called "buffer zone" ordinance appears to be the first of its kind in Georgia, according to Sandy Springs Councilman Andy Bauman and the Anti-Defamation League, an anti-hate organization that provided Sandy Springs with model language for the ordinance.
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1 week ago |
ajc.com | Reed Williams
The city of Sandy Springs has passed controversial legislation requiring anyone who is holding a sign or passing out leaflets to get permission from a person before approaching them within 8 feet. The so-called “buffer zone” ordinance appears to be the first of its kind in Georgia, according to Sandy Springs Councilman Andy Bauman and the Anti-Defamation League, an anti-hate organization that provided Sandy Springs with model language for the ordinance.
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3 weeks ago |
gazettextra.com | Reed Williams
ATLANTA - More than 100 demonstrators gathered Tuesday in front of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Clifton Road, displaying a mix of outrage about mass firings at the CDC and sadness about their country's leadership. "The cuts that were announced today just outraged me," said protester Lawrie Demorest, a retired lawyer who lives in Atlanta's Morningside neighborhood. "In all my decades, I've never been so afraid for our country."Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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3 weeks ago |
dailyitem.com | Reed Williams
ATLANTA — More than 100 demonstrators gathered Tuesday in front of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Clifton Road, displaying a mix of outrage about mass firings at the CDC and sadness about their country’s leadership. “The cuts that were announced today just outraged me,” said protester Lawrie Demorest, a retired lawyer who lives in Atlanta’s Morningside neighborhood.
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3 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Reed Williams
More than 100 demonstrators gathered Tuesday in front of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Clifton Road, displaying a mix of outrage about mass firings at the CDC and sadness about their country’s leadership. “The cuts that were announced today just outraged me,” said protester Lawrie Demorest, a retired lawyer who lives in Atlanta’s Morningside neighborhood.
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