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Photo shared by The Mayor’s Office of Policy on March 21, 2025 tagging @courtneyenglish4atl, @cityofatlantaga, and @groveparkfoundation. Возможно, это изображение ‎2 человека, постер и ‎текст «‎Senior Wills LEGACY Lunch & Learn SATURDAY APRIL 12 10 am-1 pm LOCATION: KIPP Woodson Park Academy 1605 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway REGISTER > tinyurl.com/LegacyATL Mayor Andre Dickens invites Atlanta seniors （60+） to a day of estate planning, where they can meet with an attorney and take steps to secure their legacy. ATL PlovingAiartaFonward Hoving A Opportunity for GROVE GROVEPARK PAnK HOLLOWELL REALPROPERY تف REAL PROPERTY NMSECTION FOUNDATION EFIDUCIARY.. อะรนวดง MAYORS OFFICE OF Policy‎»‎‎.

ATL Seniors Join Free Legacy Lunch & Learn April 12 Get Estate Planning Help and Enjoy Lunch Limited Spots Register Now to Secure Your Future!

Photo shared by Explore Brookhaven on February 26, 2025 tagging @brookhavengagov.

A perfect day at Ashford Park means toys everywhere and kids never wanting to leave. Come see the fun for yourself!

Photo by Cobb County Government on March 18, 2025. Pode ser uma imagem de 2 pessoas e texto que diz "JOIN US FOR THE GRAND OPENING RIBBON CUTTING Tour the new & long-awaited COBB POLICE PRECINCT 6 Discover the services available at this new location! Friday, April 4 @ 10 AM 3141 Hong Way, Marietta 30066 FOBR COUNTY សវភា DEPAMIN".

Join Us April 4 for Cobb Police Precinct 6 Ribbon Cutting Tour the Facility and Meet Your Officers Starts at 10 AM in Marietta

The 2025 Art Calendar Contest, hosted by Public Works, showcases a vibrant celebration of youth creativity revolving around the theme "Reimagine Water." This image captures the essence of the event, featuring a diverse group of students proudly displaying their artworks. Each child holds a framed piece that exemplifies their unique artistic interpretation of water's significance in our lives, embodying the contest's goal to raise awareness about natural water resources and their management. The excitement and sense of accomplishment are palpable, highlighting the importance of engaging young minds in environmental consciousness. The backdrop of the event emphasizes a modern architectural setting, suggesting a physical space that is both open and welcoming. Large glass windows and lush greenery inside provide a refreshing atmosphere, symbolizing the very theme of water and nature that the artworks represent. Standing amidst towering columns, the students form a cohesive group, underscoring their collective achievement and camaraderie. This visually striking environment not only enhances the students' artistic expressions but also aligns with the contest's mission of fostering community connection and environmental stewardship. The array of artworks seen in the students' hands spans various styles and techniques, showcasing a rich tapestry of perspectives on water. From vibrant, energetic depictions of flowing rivers to more serene interpretations of still lakes and ocean waves, the pieces reflect an understanding of water's multifaceted role in our ecosystem. Each artwork serves as a personal narrative, allowing viewers to glimpse the artists' individual relationships with water — whether through play, conservation, or reflection. The contest challenges participants to not only express their creativity but also to explore deeper themes of sustainability and responsible water management. The presence of community leaders and representatives in the background underscores the importance of support for youth initiatives in promoting environmental awareness. Their engagement with the students highlights a collaborative effort to instill values of stewardship and responsibility regarding natural resources. This event not only recognizes artistic talent but also reinforces the imperative of nurturing a future generation that is informed, inspired, and capable of tackling pressing environmental challenges. The triumph of the 2025 Art Calendar Contest serves as an encouraging reminder of the transformative power of art in bridging community efforts and fostering a deeper appreciation for our most vital resource: water.

2025 Art Calendar Contest: Celebrate Student Creativity in Water Conservation and Sustainability through Inspiring Artwork

Photo by City of Fairburn Ga on March 12, 2025. May be an image of poster, magazine and text that says 'We want your thoughts! Fairburn Situatedt to Succeed What do you think about the future of Fairburn? survey open until April 30th Scan Scanme! me! Learn more about the comprehensive plan at: www.fairburncompplan.com'.

Have Your Say in Fairburn’s Future Join Our Planning Workshop on April 24 or Take the Survey Online Help Shape Our Community Together

Photo by Office of the Public Defender on March 14, 2025. Kan være grafikk av 8 personer, saksofon, tidsskrift, plakat og tekst som sier 'AMBASSADOR ANDREW YOUNG FULTON COUNTY SOLICITOR-GENERAL SOLICITOR- KEITH E. GAMMAGE Keith E. Gammage Fulton County Solicitor-General Ambassador Andrew Young IHAVE A ANDREW ANDRENTTYOUNG YOUNG DREAM 福 BrwaLin FULTON COUNTY MISDEMEANOR RECORD RESTRICTION/EXPUNGEMENT SATURDAY APRIL 5TH 11AM-2PM Truist Andrew and Walter Young @Promise Center 2220B Campbeliton Rd SW Atlanta, GA 30311 SCANTDPRE-REGISTER SCAN PRE REGISTER FULTONRESTORATIVEJUSTCE.ORG MORTHE GEORGIA JUSTICE PROJECT LABOE B00 GATE GATECITYBAI CITY BAR ASSOCI ASSOCIATION ATION Fowndet1948 1948 Fomnden'.

Atlanta Restrict or Expunge Your Fulton Records Free Criminal Record Copies Today or Next Friday Don’t Miss This Chance

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It’s time to pass the baton to the next generation of leaders, and move Fulton Forward as One Fulton.