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CITY HALL NEWSTHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION of the CITY of AVONDALE ESTATES • AVONDALE ESTATES, GEORGIA NEWSLETTER 327 May-June 2013 FROM CITY HALL NEWSTHE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE CITY OF AVONDALE ESTATES • AVONDALE ESTATES, GEORGIA NEWSLETTER 327 May-June 2013 4th of July in Avondale Estates 8 Annual Fishing Derby 12 Art-B-Que Festival 13 Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Parade The City would like to thank everyone who joined us for another memorable 19 Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Parade celebration at Lake Avondale! It truly was another beautiful day in Avondale Estates! More on the Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Parade Pages 4-5 DocUpcoming Seminars Talks at DeKalb Medical Latest Treatment for Knee Pain Tuesday, May 7, 6:00–7:00 p.m. DeKalb Medical eatre, North Decatur campus Join Je Traub, M.D., a DeKalb Medical orthopedic surgeon, as he talks about the latest advances in knee replacements and the treatment of knee conditions and pain. People wishing to take a tour of the Joint Solutions Center should meet in the theatre at 5 p.m. Natural Childbirth as a Safe Option ursday, June 20th, 6:00–7:00 p.m. Dr. Bobbie Bailey Tower Auditorium, North Decatur campus Hear from doctors, doulas, labor and delivery nurses, and neonatal assessment nurses about natural, safe deliveries. is program includes Richard a tour of the maternity area. Dual Knee Replacement For a referral to a DeKalb Medical physician or to reserve your space for these free seminars, please call 404.501.WELL. Light refreshments will be served. Parking is free. www.dekalbmedical.org dekalbmedical Craft, Draft Beer from the Brewery to your house! 45 Rotating Taps Of Craft Beer, Cider, and Soda To Go in 64oz & 32oz Growlers Store Hours 38A North Avondale Rd Monday-Thursday 11AM-9PM Avondale Estates Friday & Saturday 10AM-9PM Georgia 30002 Sunday 12:30PM-6PM 404-228-1463 Visit us online to see what we’re pouring and sign up for our Growler 411 Weekly Newsletter to see Weekly Glassware Specials, upcoming events, and Beer School Dates! http://thebeergrowler.net Jenny Martin Office| 404-843-2500 Cell | 404-964-3729 real estate • mortgage • insurance • closing services www.metrobrokers.com/jenny.martintbk /j ti • [email protected] ti@tbk Inside This Issue Annual Easter Egg 4 Hunt & Dog Parade Avondale Estates 6 City News and Information Mother’s Day is 11 Neighborhood Watch Sunday, May 12! 12 Upcoming Events HAVE YOU SIGNED UP FOR: City Hall E-News – Electronic Newsletter 14 Calendar of Events This service provides weekly news/information from City Hall electronically. To sign up, send an email to [email protected] stating that you would like to sign-up to receive City Hall E-News. 21 Clubs and Organizations City Hall Bi-Monthly Newsletter If you would like to sign-up to receive the City Hall Bi-Monthly Newsletter or wish to receive the newsletter electronically, please send an email to [email protected]. 22 Happenings Across the Hedge FACEBOOK City of Avondale Estates Facebook wants you to be a fan! Visit our page at http://www. 23 Welcome to the Neighborhood facebook.com/CityofAvondaleGA. NIXLE This service, created by Nixle, LLC delivers trustworthy and important neighborhood- 24 Meeting Minutes level public safety and community event notifications by web, e-mail, and cell phone. Its authen- ticated service connects municipal agencies to residents in real time, delivering information to Board of Mayor & Commissioners geographically targeted residents over their cell phones (via text messages), through e-mails and through web access. The service provides four (4) types of messages, to include: Ed Rieker, Mayor • Alert - Intended for urgent and time sensitive information. Terry Giager, Mayor Pro Tem • Advisory - Intended for important need-to-know, time sensitive information. Lindsay Forlines, Commissioner • Community - Intended for general information or non-urgent community updates. Gene Lee, Commissioner • Traffic - Intended for all traffic related messaging. John Quinn, Commissioner The messages are sent by the Avondale Estates Police Department personnel. To become a part of the Community Information Service, simply go to www.nixle.com and click on the “Register Administration Now” button. Clai Brown, City Manager Twitter Ken Turner, Finance Director The City has two Twitter accounts. For meeting reminders see, @CityofAvondale, for City Juliette Sims-Owens, City Clerk tweets go to @City_Avondale. Keri Stevens, City Planner If you are interested in advertising in the City of Avondale Estates bi- Karen Holmes, Administrative Asst. monthly newsletter, please contact Rusty Oliver at 404-379-6138 or Robert E. Wilson, City Attorney email [email protected]. Stephen W. Nicholas, Municipal Court Judge Avondale Estates H News from City Hall is a publication of KDA Communications. Subject matter published is the Hazel Baker, Clerk of Court opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the publisher of this newsletter. Professional advice should be obtained before making any decision in which a professional is readily available. Advertisers assume responsibility for the content of the ads placed in this publication. Material published may not be reproduced without the written permission of KDA Communications. Police Department Gary L. Broden, Chief of Police The information and advertisements contained in this Newsletter are provided for Avondale Estates as a courtesy only. No representations are made as to information presented, the quality of the goods or services advertised, or the verac- ity of the statements relating to the goods and services. The printing of opinions, information or advertisements does not constitute an endorsement by the Neighborhood of such opinions, information, goods or services. Public Works Department Bryan Armstead, Director Contact us today for more information! Caryl Albarran, Code Enforcement Officer 678.905.4842 • [email protected] www.kda-communications.com May-June 2013 Avondale Estates H News from City Hall Page 3 H Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Parade Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Parade Saturday, March 30th The City is appreciative of all the contributions made by our residents, volunteers, participants, sponsors and City associates to make the Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Parade so memorable for everyone who attended. A special thank you to the following: Dog Parade Judges: • Neighborhood Watch • Jim Stacy, Pallookaville • PAWS Atlanta • Martha McDermott, Resident and Ad • Pets Playhouse Hoc Dog Park Committee Chairman • RRISA • Kathy Akopov, PAWS Atlanta • Second Life Special thank you to: • Taj Ma Hound • Kahle Davis, Event Technology Team • Tara Paul, Avondale Pattillo, UMC • Connie Bryans • The Museum School • Carol Gray • The Parents’ Co-op • Lynn Thompson • Wag-A-Lot • Luke Simpson Barbeque Easter Egg Hunt Winners: • Lesley Smith Dog Parade Winners: • Peg Wyse Best Costume • Avondale Estates Police Department • First Prize: • Keri Stevens, City Planner & Owner: John Gaul Community Development Officer Dog: Chrissy & Marty • Karen Holmes, Admin. Asst. • Second Prize: • Juliette Owens, City Clerk Owner: the Green Family (Emerson, • Charles Stewart, Public Works Eric and Ridgely Fisk Green) • Shawn Luttery, Public Works Dog: Pugsley • and the many other volunteers... Most Spirited Participants / Sponsors: • First Prize: • Academy Theater Owner: Justine Ferreina • Ahimsa House Dog: Klondike • Avon Garden Club 2 and Under • Second Prize: • Avondale Estates Business Association • Lindsay Nardone Owner: Brenda Shugart • Avondale Estates Community Club • Nora Herzog Dog: Curly Sue • Max Klopotic • Avondale Estates Garden Club Best Owner/Dog Duo 3-4 Years • Avondale Estates Men’s Club • First Prize: • Keegan Shaw • Avondale Estates Swim Team Owner: Jim & Susan Williams-Rogers • Oxley Briggs • Avondale Estates Swim and Dog: Nicole Tennis Club • Sarah Abraham • Second Prize: • Avondale Estates Sunday Ride 5-7 Years Owner: Melissa O’Shields • Hayleigh Nunes • Avondale Veterinary Hospital Dog: Beautiful “Bao” Bridges • Boy Scout Troop 6 • Sofie Pliska Best Behaved • Corina’s Corner • Emily Berryman • Dearborn Animal Hospital 8-10 Years • First Prize: • Ed’s Pet Sitting • Jackson Gault Owner: Anthony Donato • Hula Hoop Fun with Lisa Shaw • Indiya Reid Dog: Sydney • Inman Park Petworks • Megan Fletcher • Second Prize: • Jabula Dog Academy Owner: Alan Dion and Joni Zeccola • Machete Man Dog: Bailey Page 4 Avondale Estates H News from City Hall May-June 2013 Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Dog Parade H Special thanks to Troop Leader Sean Fahey and Boy Scout Troops #6 for hiding the eggs and assisting the Community Club: • Collin Graver • Graham Schunk • Michael Twerpy • Harry Cole • Aiden Eegan • Cullen Fahey • Taylor Whitcomb • Marc Bramlett • Ian Schunk • Graham Owen • Davis Cook • Ethan Mast • Calvin Chase • Jerry Hudspeth • Yuri Zarus May-June 2013 Avondale Estates H News from City Hall Page 5 H Avondale Estates City News & Information May is Historic Preservation Month May is Historic Preservation Month The DeKalb History Center has an They have a number search engines on their and preservation and Main Street organi- abundance of resources about Avondale Es- website and invite visitors to research at the zations, both large and small, will take the tates including, but not limited to, the Mar- facility. There are a number of archivists on time to celebrate history and historic places. ion Reinhardt Collection (former resident), site who can assist you. For both facilities, This year’s theme is “See! Save! Celebrate!” Ben S. Forkner (former resident) Collection, check their websites for hours and direc- The City of Avondale Estates will be recog- 1924 Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps, city di- tions. nizing National Preservation Month with a rectories beginning in the later 1800s, mid- Take some time this month to appreci- proclamation from the Board of Mayor and century photographs by Avondale Estates ate the Avondale Estates and its history. Commissioners. Take time to enjoy all the resident Guy Hayes and an interesting jail DeKalb History Center amazing resources in our community from docket that shows Martin Luther King pass- 101 East Court Square the Tudor Village, the unique architecture to ing through in the early 1960’s, to name a Decatur GA our parks, all which contribute to our town, few.
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