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Also on today's calendar: Atlanta Dream v Los Angeles Sparks and 2 more events.
Today's riddle: How do you fit 10 horses in 9 stables? You cannot add any stables, you cannot put 2 horses in one stable. (Draw 9 boxes to help you figure this out) 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. AG scrutinizes College Park city council vote more than 200 miles outside city limits (fox5atlanta.com) — College Park residents are pressing city leaders after the council held a brief but important vote on a new Destination Marketing Association during a special meeting in Savannah, far from home and with limited notice. Complaints have prompted the Georgia Attorney General’s office to demand answers about transparency and public access, while the mayor praises residents who traveled hundreds of miles to attend and vows to push for more open government.
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2. Hanna Bulatova's play at PushPush Arts is an exploration of Ukraine's fight for sovereignty (artsatl.org) — College Park residents can experience a powerful new Ukrainian war-themed play, Blue Potatoes, Yellow Guns, at PushPush Arts on East Main Street July 8–13. Paired with A Text for Theater, the dual production explores Ukraine’s fight for sovereignty through personal family stories and history. Tickets are affordable, and Atlanta hosts the world premiere staging.
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3. College Park mayor inducted into Georgia Municipal Government Hall of Fame (saportareport.com) — College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broom has been inducted into the Georgia Municipal Government Hall of Fame even as her authority at home has been limited by city council actions. Recognized for helping attract over $100 million in investment and serving cities statewide, she accepted the honor in Savannah while remaining publicly at odds with council over recent decisions, including a controversial off-site meeting.
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4. ESSENCE Black Women In Music Celebrates Monica's Timeless R&B Legacy (essence.com) — R&B star Monica, who was born and raised in College Park, is being honored at ESSENCE Black Women in Music as the celebration returns after several years. The feature looks back at her three-decade career, from early hits like “The Boy Is Mine” to recent tours and TV work, highlighting how her consistent sound and public growth have kept her music resonant.
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