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Opinion: Celebrating 30 years for Spruill Gallery in historic home

"Thirty years have passed since the Spruill home place on Ashford Dunwoody Road became home to Spruill Gallery."

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Opinion: Lemonade Days weekend will include local authors and book signings

Lemonade Days Festival supports the Donaldson-Bannister Farm, historic preservation and education programs.

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Opinion: Dunwoody 1976; Fourth of July fun and a parade begins

To celebrate the bicentennial in 1976, Gerry Spruill and other members of the Dunwoody Woman’s Club planned the first Dunwoody Fourth of July parade.

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Opinion: How Ashford-Dunwoody Road came to have a planted median

The announcement that Ashford Dunwoody Road would be widened came in 1980, nine years after the opening of Perimeter Mall.

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Opinion: Living in a railroad section house

There were originally three railroad section houses on Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Dunwoody, just north of Mount Vernon Road. They were built to house workers on the Roswell Railroad line.

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