Delta Air Lines Says It Will Suspend Special Services for Congress Members
From the New York Times: Airport escorts and “red coat” assistance for lawmakers will be suspended, the airline said on Tuesday, citing the extended partial government shutdown. Paywalled Content #Atlanta #AtlantaNews #NYTimes #theATLBot
Can resilient parks help save the world? Park Pride tackles climate change at annual conference
From the Saporta Report: [https://i0.wp.com/saportareport.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/IMG_3223-scaled.jpeg?fit=1024%2C768&ssl=1]“Maybe no city is a climate refuge,” Park Pride Education Director Eli Dickerson said. The nonprofit leader opened his remarks at the 25th annual Parks & Greenspace Conference on March 23, hosted by Park Pride, with an explainer on the year’s theme: Resilient Parks, Resilient Communities. It was the topic on everyone’s mind as they […]The post Can resilient parks help save the world? Park Pride tackles climate change at annual conference [https://saportareport.com/can-resilient-parks-help-save-the-world-park-pride-tackles-climate-change-at-annual-conference/columnists/delaney-tarr/delaneytarr/] appeared first on SaportaReport [https://saportareport.com/]. #Atlanta #AtlantaJournalConstitution #AJC #AtlantaPolitics #theATLBot
Village of (relatively) attainable Decatur infill housing nears debut
Village of (relatively) attainable Decatur infill housing nears debut Josh GreenTue, 03/24/2026 - 14:41Construction is underway at a village-style node of “missing middle” housing near Decatur, and project leaders say a soft launch to start drumming up interest will begin next week. Cottages at Midway, a mixed-income community, calls for 18 standalone, for-sale houses built around shared courtyards and a greenspace. The goal is to turn vacant lots into more accessible, single-family ITP housing near a major commercial corridor and downtown Decatur, where median home values have climbed [https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/decatur-dekalb-ga/] to more than $700,000. The pocket neighborhood—located at 2883 and 2893 Midway Road in unincorporated Decatur—is replacing two underused lots totaling 2.1 acres on a residential street, next to Spirit and Truth Sanctuary church. The site is tucked off Columbia Drive, near the Belvedere Plaza shopping center on Memorial Drive (formerly home to Kroger Citi-Center), outside the City of Decatur. All 18 homes will feature two bedrooms in a variety of floorplans, ranging from 800 to 1,200 square feet. All will also be solar-ready. alt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%20map%202.png?itok=7E4R37YD]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%20map%202.png?itok=t33x-mw6Overview of the Cottages at Midway property in relation to the large Belvedere Plaza shopping center, where Kroger has closed its anchor Belvedere Citi-Center location. Google Mapsalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%202.png?itok=0UNwcsC-]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%202.png?itok=9RbmMdMrCottages at Midway; courtesy of MicroLife InstituteThe cottages project is being led by MicroLife Institute, Housing Development Corporation of DeKalb, and Alair Homes. According to MicroLife Institute executive director Will Johnston, a planned April 1 soft launch for the project is meant to serve as an initial look at what’s coming for the general public. “With the soft launch, the focus is less on hard sales and more on building an early interest pipeline and preparing buyers—and lenders—ahead of sales opening this summer,” Johnston wrote via email. “[The project is] designed to hit that ‘missing middle’ sweet spot between single-family and multifamily.”The mixed-income structure is being finalized, according to Johnston, but current plans call for six homes being capped at sales prices for buyers earning 80 percent of the Area Median Income or less. Another six homes would be sold at 120 percent AMI, and the remaining six at market-rate, per Johnston. A project announcement in September stated Cottages at Midway homes would range between $375,000 and $475,000. “On pricing, we’re still working through final numbers given construction costs and financing structure,” Johnston said. “The ranges previously discussed publicly are still directionally helpful, but we’re not locking anything in just yet as we refine the AMI execution and subsidy layering.“For the AMI units,” Johnston continued, “we’re working with Decide DeKalb on a silent second mortgage approach to make the homes truly attainable for income-qualified buyers… who often don’t realize they could qualify for homeownership in a project like this.”alt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%201.png?itok=Milr-IXg]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%201.png?itok=LyX1DGBJCottages at Midway; courtesy of MicroLife Institutealt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%203.png?itok=-rNQY6z1]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%203.png?itok=h3xoAU_3Cottages at Midway; courtesy of MicroLife InstituteMicroLife Institute previously developed another single-family project with similar goals—Cottages on Vaughn [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/post/photos-georgias-first-tiny-home-village-complete-and-sold-out] in Clarkston, considered Georgia’s first tiny home village—that quickly sold out several years ago. Communal, HOA-managed amenities in Decatur call for raised garden beds for residents and either a play space or dog park, with pedestrian walkways throughout.To [http://throughout.To] help move the project forward, the Decide DeKalb Development Authority board last year approved a $2.25-million Urban Renewal Fund award for Cottages at Midway, via the Avondale Mall/Columbia Drive (Avondale) Tax Allocation District. The project is expected to cost $6.8 million overall, per Decide DeKalb. The funding was sourced from a subordinate acquisition and construction loan ($752,000), a grant ($528,000), and a forgivable loan ($975,000) meant to support missing-middle homebuyers. The loan for building more attainable homes will be forgiven at the end of a 10-year affordability term—so long as the houses remain owner-occupied, per Decide DeKalb officials. That approach is meant to ensure families have access to quality homeownership opportunities in desirable locations. And the least-expensive options are meant to help first responders, teachers, essential service providers, and other local workforce members achieve homeownership in the area. Find more context in the gallery above. The project’s website, once it launches, will be available here [https://www.cottagesatmidway.com/], with an option for joining an “interest list,” per Johnston. **…**Follow us on social media:Twitter [https://twitter.com/UrbanizeATL] / Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/UrbanizeATL]/and now: Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/urbanizeatlanta_/] • Decatur news, discussion [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/neighborhood/decatur] (Urbanize Atlanta)Tags2893 Midway Road [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/2893-midway-road]Cottages at Midway [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/cottages-midway]Decide DeKalb Development Authority [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/decide-dekalb-development-authority]Decide DeKalb [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/decide-dekalb]MicroLife Institute [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/microlife-institute]Housing Development Corporation of DeKalb [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/housing-development-corporation-dekalb]Alair Homes [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/alair-homes]Urban Renewal Fund [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/urban-renewal-fund]Lorraine Cochran-Johnson [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/lorraine-cochran-johnson]Affordable Cottages [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/affordable-cottages]Cottage Court Ordinance [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/cottage-court-ordinance]Affordability [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/affordability-0]Decatur Affordable Housing [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/decatur-affordable-housing]Affordable Housing [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/affordable-housing-0]Single-Family Homes [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/single-family-homes]Tiny Homes [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/tiny-homes-0]Atlanta Homes for Sale [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/atlanta-homes-sale]Decatur News [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/decatur-news]Decatur Housing [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/decatur-housing]Decatur Homes for Sale [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/decatur-homes-sale]Spirit and Truth Sanctuary church [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/spirit-and-truth-sanctuary-church]Belvedere Plaza [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/belvedere-plaza]Memorial Drive [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/memorial-drive]Columbia Drive [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/columbia-drive]Pocket Neighborhood [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/pocket-neighborhood]Pocket Neighborhoods [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/pocket-neighborhoods]Missing Middle [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/missing-middle]Missing Middle Housing [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/missing-middle-housing]Decatur Home Construction [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/decatur-home-construction]For Sale in Decatur [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/sale-decatur]Imagesalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%20map.png?itok=erIxXsxp]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%20map.png?itok=jQ6ALS7KThe single-family home project’s location at 2883 and 2893 Midway Road, tucked off Columbia Drive. Google Mapsalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%20map%202.png?itok=7E4R37YD]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%20map%202.png?itok=t33x-mw6Overview of the Cottages at Midway property in relation to the large Belvedere Plaza shopping center, where Kroger has closed its anchor Belvedere Citi-Center location. Google Mapsalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%205.png?itok=-H7cUoQh]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%205.png?itok=skD_tf8cThe Cottages at Midway project site (at right) in relation to Spirit and Truth Sanctuary church next door. Google Mapsalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%203.png?itok=-rNQY6z1]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%203.png?itok=h3xoAU_3Cottages at Midway; courtesy of MicroLife Institutealt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%201.png?itok=Milr-IXg]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%201.png?itok=LyX1DGBJCottages at Midway; courtesy of MicroLife Institutealt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%202.png?itok=0UNwcsC-]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2025-09/Cottages%20at%20Midway%202.png?itok=9RbmMdMrCottages at Midway; courtesy of MicroLife InstituteSubtitleDeveloper: Cottages at Midway targets "‘missing middle’ sweet spot between single-family and multifamily"NeighborhoodDecatur [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/neighborhood/decatur]Background ImageImageA rendering of a large village of standalone homes under blue skies with a large green courtyard in the middle and porch, with people on bikes and a shopping center nearby. [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/480x270/public/background/2026-03/Cottages%20at%20Midway%201.png?itok=Ic55ZAvX]Associated ProjectCottages at Midway [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/project/cottages-midway]Before/After ImagesSponsored PostOff #Atlanta #UrbanizeAtlanta #theATLBot
Mayor’s resignation makes waves in city of Pine Lake
From WABE Local News: PINE LAKE, Ga. — DeKalb County’s smallest city is in a big uproar after the mayor announced her resignation on March 20. Pine Lake Mayor Brandy Hall made the announcement […] #Atlanta #WABE #AtlantaNews #theATLBot
Project on Reynoldstown corner near Beltline is finally underway
Project on Reynoldstown corner near Beltline is finally underwayJosh GreenTue, 03/24/2026 - 13:30A mix of townhomes and for-sale condos is starting to move forward on a Reynoldstown corner that was cleared of its former buildings nearly five years ago. Developers confirm to Urbanize Atlanta that groundwork where Chester Avenue meets Fulton Terrace is the start of townhome construction about a block north of Memorial Drive near the Atlanta Beltline. Atlanta-based Embry Development Company [https://embrydevelopmentcorp.com/] purchased the 2-acre site from national developer Toll Brothers at 195 Chester Ave. two years ago, with plans to take over the permitted development of 85 residential units about a block west of the Beltline’s ever-popular Eastside Trail.According to Embry Development managing partner Mike Embry, the site’s 33 townhomes are under construction now and are being developed by national homebuilder Lennar. alt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950wb/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%201.jpg?itok=_z_7QhjR]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%201.jpg?itok=dHNwyfb8The beginning of construction on Sunday where Chester Avenue (left) meets Fulton Terrace in Reynoldstown.Josh Green/Urbanize Atlantaalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Overview%20of%20L-shaped%20property%20Toll%20Brothers%20Chester.png?itok=U1TheoCf]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Overview%20of%20L-shaped%20property%20Toll%20Brothers%20Chester.png?itok=EOoKJCskThe 2.09-acre site, as seen five years ago, prior to demolition. The Beltline’s Eastside Trail is pictured at bottom left.Google MapsLennar’s schedule calls for starting to bring the for-sale townhomes to market late in the third quarter or early fourth quarter of this year. According to site plans filed with the City of Atlanta, the townhomes will stand in three buildings along Fulton Terrace. The five-story condo component planned for the western edge of the site, meanwhile, is on standby. “The condo building pad is ready to build on, but the building permit was never pulled to start construction,” Embry wrote via email this week. “We will be finalizing the architecturals then submitting for a permit in the next few months.”In metro Atlanta, Lennar mostly builds single-family housing in the suburbs, but the company does count a recent ITP townhome project [https://www.lennar.com/new-homes/georgia/atlanta/doraville/towns-at-creekside/towns-at-creekside-20/preston/26156600048] called Towns at Creekside in Doraville. Lennar has not yet publicly listed information for the Reynoldstown venture, such as townhome sizes and price ranges. Issachar Capital is also partnering with Embry Development on the project. Embry Development’s roots in Atlanta date back to post-World War II years, and the planned neighborhood Embry Hills near Spaghetti Junction was among their first projects in town. alt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950wb/public/2026-03/condos%20Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026.jpg?itok=cCyi4bVc]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2026-03/condos%20Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026.jpg?itok=vrjOnOmgThe westernmost portion of the Reynoldstown site (background), where for-sale condos are planned. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlantaalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Toll%20Brothers%20195%20Chester%20BeltLine%20Reynoldstown%20.png?itok=fM2nzEq6]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Toll%20Brothers%20195%20Chester%20BeltLine%20Reynoldstown%20.png?itok=xiK1tqD8One planned facade of the 195 Chester Avenue project’s eventual condo building.Lessard Design/Toll Brothers, via NPU-NThe bulk of Embry Development’s more recent residential projects have been in Atlanta suburbs, such as Lawrenceville and Suwanee, and neighboring states. Elsewhere, the company scooped up the Skyhaven Quarry project site [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/post/east-atlanta-moreland-avenue-project-seeks-new-path-forward-images] near East Atlanta Village last year and is planning a townhome venture [https://embrydevelopmentcorp.com/portfolio/706-mcdonough-blvd/] in the Benteen neighborhood near Atlanta’s federal penitentiary, among other projects. Formerly home to an AT&T work-center warehouse and parking lots, the Reynoldstown property has been rezoned from an industrial land use designation to one that supports high-density residential development. Building permits for land development were issued back in August 2021, per city records.Toll Brothers’ most recent marketing materials for Camber Crossing—as the project was called—listed condos as starting in the high $400,000s.Those plans consisted of 52 condos, all with two bedrooms, according to site plans. Sizes were expected to range between 1,136 and 1,556 square feet in either one or two-story floorplans. Find more context and visuals in the gallery above. alt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%202020%20site%20plan.png?itok=EJ_CSS_-]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%202020%20site%20plan.png?itok=dsCee_3MLooking north, the layout of townhomes (top) and condos on the L-shaped, formerly industrial site, according to plans filed in 2020.City of Atlanta Office of Zoning and Development**…**Follow us on social media:Twitter [https://twitter.com/UrbanizeATL] / Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/UrbanizeATL]/and now: Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/urbanizeatlanta_/] • Reynoldstown news, discussion [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/neighborhood/reynoldstown] (Urbanize Atlanta)Tags195 Chester Avenue SE [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/195-chester-avenue-se]Camber Crossing [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/camber-crossing]Toll Brothers Apartment Living [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/toll-brothers-apartment-living]Toll Brothers [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/toll-brothers-0]Dennis Taylor and Company [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/dennis-taylor-and-company]Lessard Design [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/lessard-design]Thrive Residential [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/thrive-residential]Kimley-Horn [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/kimley-horn]Kimley-Horn & Associates [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/kimley-horn-associates]Beltline [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/beltline]Atlanta Condos [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/atlanta-condos]Atlanta Townhomes [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/atlanta-townhomes]Atlanta BeltLine [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/atlanta-beltline]Atlanta Development [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/atlanta-development]Atlanta Construction [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/atlanta-construction]For Sale Homes [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/sale-homes]Embry Development Company [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/embry-development-company]Issachar Capital [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/issachar-capital]Lennar [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/lennar-0]Reynoldstown Condos [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/reynoldstown-condos]Atlanta Infill [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/atlanta-infill]Reynoldstown News [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/reynoldstown-news]Reynoldstown Development [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/reynoldstown-development]Reynoldstown Construction [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/reynoldstown-construction]BeltLine Development [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/beltline-development]Beltline condos [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/beltline-condos]Reynoldstown Townhomes [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/reynoldstown-townhomes]Towns at Creekside [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/tags/towns-creekside]Imagesalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Overview%20of%20L-shaped%20property%20Toll%20Brothers%20Chester.png?itok=U1TheoCf]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Overview%20of%20L-shaped%20property%20Toll%20Brothers%20Chester.png?itok=EOoKJCskThe 2.09-acre site, as seen five years ago, prior to demolition. The Beltline’s Eastside Trail is pictured at bottom left.Google Mapsalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%202020%20site%20plan.png?itok=EJ_CSS_-]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%202020%20site%20plan.png?itok=dsCee_3MLooking north, the layout of townhomes (top) and condos on the L-shaped, formerly industrial site, according to plans filed in 2020.City of Atlanta Office of Zoning and Developmentalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Toll%20Brothers%20Reynoldstown%20Chester%20.jpg?itok=5pXoRtNU]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Toll%20Brothers%20Reynoldstown%20Chester%20.jpg?itok=yrjJh8A0Site clearing at the property in question in winter 2021. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlantaalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Toll%20Brothers%20195%20Chester%20BeltLine%20Reynoldstown%20.png?itok=fM2nzEq6]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2023-08/Camber%20Crossing%20Toll%20Brothers%20195%20Chester%20BeltLine%20Reynoldstown%20.png?itok=xiK1tqD8One planned facade of the 195 Chester Avenue project’s eventual condo building.Lessard Design/Toll Brothers, via NPU-Nalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950wb/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%201.jpg?itok=_z_7QhjR]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%201.jpg?itok=dHNwyfb8The beginning of construction on Sunday where Chester Avenue (left) meets Fulton Terrace in Reynoldstown.Josh Green/Urbanize Atlantaalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950wb/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%202.jpg?itok=kNeROrDV]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%202.jpg?itok=oiCFBPnJWhere a row of townhomes is bound for Fulton Terrace in three buildings, looking west toward downtown.Josh Green/Urbanize Atlantaalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950wb/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%203.jpg?itok=rlilGxSB]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%203.jpg?itok=Azw675EBEntry point between two townhome buildings that will eventually access condos on site. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlantaalt [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/950wb/public/2026-03/condos%20Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026.jpg?itok=cCyi4bVc]https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/1140w/public/2026-03/condos%20Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026.jpg?itok=vrjOnOmgThe westernmost portion of the Reynoldstown site (background), where for-sale condos are planned. Josh Green/Urbanize AtlantaSubtitleBlueprints call for mix of townhomes, for-sale condos stone’s throw from Eastside TrailNeighborhoodReynoldstown [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/neighborhood/reynoldstown]Background ImageImageA construction site shown with red dirt near a stop sign under blue Atlanta skies. [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/sites/default/files/styles/480x270/public/background/2026-03/Camber%20Crossing%20195%20Chester%20Avenue%20March%202026%201.jpg?itok=Kh8v7MQZ]Associated Project195 Chester Avenue SE [https://atlanta.urbanize.city/project/195-chester-avenue-se]Before/After ImagesSponsored PostOff #Atlanta #UrbanizeAtlanta #theATLBot
Arrest Update: Double fatal shooting: 1572 Hardee St NE
From the Atlanta Police Department: Arrest Update: On March 22, 2026, the Atlanta Police Department took Mr. Marcus Caldwell (D.O.B 07/1990) into custody for his involvement in the double fatal shooting that occurred at 1572 Hardee ST NE on November 9, 2025. Mr. Caldwell is being… #Atlanta #AtlantaPoliceDepartment #theATLBot
Minnesota sues Trump administration over shootings, including deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good
From WABE Politics News: Minnesota officials filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday accusing the Trump administration of withholding evidence related to three shootings by federal officers, including the shooting deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. The lawsuit […] #Atlanta #WABE #AtlantaPolitics #AtlantaNews #theATLBot
Inside Conditions: NIL isn’t ruining college athletics; instead, police coaches’ salaries
From the Atlanta Tribune: In 1906, the NCAA was founded to improve the safety of college football and to also monitor the effectiveness of equipment used during games. Wikipedia says that “public outrage over the brutality of the sport—and pressure from President Theodore Roosevelt—forced colleges to create a national governing body to reform the rules.” Here’s a shocking piece […]The post Inside Conditions: NIL isn’t ruining college athletics; instead, police coaches’ salaries [https://atlantatribune.com/2026/03/24/inside-conditions-nil-isnt-ruining-college-athletics-instead-police-coaches-salaries/] appeared first on Atlanta Tribune [https://atlantatribune.com/]. #Atlanta #AtlantaTribune #theATLBot
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Georgia could become the first state with weapons detection in all public schools
From WABE Politics News: Georgia could become the first state to require every student to be checked for weapons when arriving at a public school each day. A bill is nearing passage that would […] #Atlanta #WABE #AtlantaPolitics #AtlantaNews #theATLBot
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