Penn presbyterian. Great doctors, great staff. Reporter 57yearold councilman underwent surgery overnight but he bounced back quickly and askeing to home. He spoke about the terrifying encounter with a knife wielding suspect. The next thing i know hes there next to me with an urgent look on his face. Reporter councilman oh says he realized immediately something was very wrong. And then he punched me in the lower rib which i happen to know what that is so i said, did you just stab me . And he had. I looked down and he had a seive more than a knife it was a seive. He said, keys, car, wallet, cash, everything. He said i want everything. At one point in time he lunched at my, you know, face i had to put my hand up and i got cut across the forearm. Reporter in the middle of the attack council om revealed several men in white car pulled up asking do you need help . But thinking it was the suspect who was in trouble. They took out their smart phones and they were recording what was happening.
A team of athletes, coaches, family and friends from the North Metro Miracle League got to gardening April 23 to fill six raised planting beds at the Alpharetta YMCA on
A recent poll found that for 69 percent of likely voters, cost of living, jobs and the economy combined to rank as the highest-priority issue for the upcoming election, with 87 percent ranking cost of living and the economy as the two most important.
Milton s Young Men s Service League (YMSL) partnered with North Metro Miracle League s (NMML) Camp âMoe-Mentumâ for a few weeks of fun, fitness, and friendship.Â
Camp “Moe-Mentum” focuses on fitness and fun for kids and teens with disabilities. The camp allows campers of all abilities to participate in a variety of activities which encourage movement and socialization. Moms and sons from YMSL were paired with camp buddies each day during June sessions at North Park in Alpharetta. YMSL Milton Chapter President, Pam Ainsworth, says it s a win-win for everyone involved, We are honored to volunteer with Camp Moe-Mentum each summer. The lasting relationships made have a positive impact not just on the campers, but on our young men volunteers and moms.