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Taking a walk on the Decatur Square

“Wait- what’s that over there?”

Looks Like Godzilla, but not quite the same-

He likes books, he must be tame……

 

Tom, Will, Mary and Angie watch Godzilla being inflated

Tom, Will, Mary and Angie watch Godzilla being inflated

 

Program Director Tom Bell tries to escape.......

Program Director Tom Bell tries to escape.......

 

See you on the Square!

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I plan on bringing a piece to hang on the clothesline – this is always a very fun event. Nice to mingle with the artists and talk to them about their art. After viewing the artwork, walk up the stairs to Eddie’s Attic for some great music and a beverage.

See you on the Square!

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Today’s weather was perfect for the start of the Blue Sky Concert Series on the Square in downtown Decatur. Jennifer Daniels came all the way from Nashville to play for the noon-time crowd that gathered under the trees. Hope to see everyone on Sunday night for the first September Concert on the Square, featuring Sweet AlisAbeth.

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jdThe Decatur Business Association’s Blue Sky Concerts September series begins tomorrow with former Decaturite Jennifer Daniels.  Pack apicnic lunch or visit one of our many restaurants to get a “lunch to go”.

Thanks to SunTrust Bank, who sponsors the Blue Sky Concert series and to Kaiser Permanente and Little Shop of Stories, co-sponsors of this week’s Concert.

For a full schedule of the performers at this month’s Blue Sky Concerts and Concerts on the Square, visit www.decaturdba.com.

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Nectar is celebrating the opening of its second location in Decatur by offering a  free scoop of ice cream  from 5 pm to 8 pm for everyone who buys a Panini. This offer ends October 1st.

Nectar is located in Oakhurst Village. Stop by for dinner and dessert!

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Looking for something to do tonight, and on a tight budget? Karen Skellie writes in that Angela Easterling will be appearing at the Decatur Library tonight at 7 pm and the performance is free.

“Angela was raised in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and her country roots run deep.  Her unique sound and soulful writing display her enchanting brand of neo-traditionalist country that mixes hard-edged honky tonk with fetching ballads.  You’ll hear a hint of gospel and authentic acoustic instruments, but she’s not your usual country girl.”

I have been quite impressed with the number of  free activities offered at the Decatur Branch. GA Center for the Book brings in great authors, and Karen has been bringing in some popular music performances. This is all in addition to being able to borrow books, DVDs, CDs, Books on Tape……the list goes on.  My son and I visit at least once a week.

Great work Library folks!!

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Leah Vaughn writes in:

Please join the Decatur Bulldog Booster Club to kick off the 2009 Football Season at a community pep rally!  The Rally starts at 6:00 pm on the plaza outside of the stadium off of Commerce Drive. 

 Following the rally, head on over to the stadium to watch the Decatur Bulldogs take on cross-town rivals Druid Hills.  Kick off will be at 7:30.

Sounds like a great start to the weekend.

Go Bulldogs!

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The Decatur Business Association is happy to announce the line up for the September Concerts on the Square Series. Please note that the 1st Concert on the Square will be held on Sunday night, September 6 in conjunction with the closing picnic of the AJC Decatur Book Festival.

 

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DECATUR_Concerts_0909r2.epsSee you on the Square!

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We are so excited that Decatur is among the first around to install solar powered trash compactors! The compactors are being installed in front of Starbuck’s and Java Monkey as we speak. Jerry Knotts and his crew are working hard to get them going and I can’t wait to see them in action.

Jerry Knotts shows off the new compactors.

Jerry Knotts shows off the new compactors.

New and more visible recycling bins are being installed as well, but they won’t compact. Hopefully these additions will be a big hit and we will see them popping up around the city soon.
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What's wrong with this picture?

What's wrong with this picture?

Take a close look at this photo and figure out what is wrong. Correct- the cars are stopped in front of Fire Station #1 even though there is a sign reminding drivers to keep the street clear. In fact, a second sign was recently added to remind drivers to look at the first sign. The lines in front of the station were also widened. Still, cars blocked the entrance, and more importantly, the exit, to the fire station. I know I don’t have to explain why this is not a good practice and why I want to remind everyone to keep Fire Station exits clear in Decatur and everywhere you drive.
This is how we want to see the same scene!
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And while on the subject of signs…….I was on my way home on Monday night stopped at the crosswalk on East Trinity and saw one of our City Commissioners walking to the Commission meeting. The Commissioner made it half way across and luckily “peeked” around the cars to make sure no one was coming.  Luckily our Commissioner stopped as the car coming down the road sped right through the marked crosswalk. Today’s other sign reminder:  always assume someone is crossing at marked crosswalks and slow down when you see this sign…….
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Have a great weekend here in Decatur, and stay safe!

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