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A CHARITY has called for greater visibility and value given to unpaid carers during this year Carers Week.

By CATHY COBBS In a letter written to City Council members and city staff that was obtained by the Crier, Tallmadge said an unsolicited buyer made “an offer we could not refuse” on her Dunwoody home, and that she and her husband had in turn put a contract on a home in Woodstock, Ga., taking “me out of my assigned district.” “It has been an honor and a love to serve the citizens of Dunwoody,” Tallmadge said in her letter. “I would like to express what a privilege it is to have worked with a talented and professional city of Dunwoody staff.”

Leo Cullen’s team take on Glasgow Warriors tonight in the Rainbow Cup.

Great weakfishing continues with some 10+ pounders and bigger bass biting around the moon.

DUNWOODY, Ga. – Dunwoody City Council members had mixed reactions at their April 12 meeting discussing a text amendment to limit fence and wall heights to 6 feet in single-family residential areas. A memo submitted to the council from Dunwoody Planning and Zoning Manager Paul Leonhardt said that the 6-foot limit would only impact interior side and rear yards. Fences in front yards and side street yards would be limited to 4 feet in height “or 6 feet in specific situations.” The memo did not spell out out what specific situations would allow for a 6-foot fence. The memo said tha...