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Also on today's calendar: When Rivers Meet - The Black and Jewish Origins of America's Sound and 7 more events.
Today's riddle: What did one strawberry say to the other strawberry? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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• Watch: Indie Costume Designer, Beverly Saffier: Dressing the Character, Not the Person (georgiaentertainment.com) — A new video conversation filmed at Discover Dunwoody's studio spotlights veteran costume designer Beverly Saffier and her work on Georgia‑made indie projects. She discusses her research‑driven approach to dressing characters and her commitment to local storytellers, while readers are invited to request access to a September 23 Indie Spotlight event at Assembly Studios tied to Discover Dunwoody.
• Past Tense: The Sandy Springs home of John and Margaret Ball (appenmedia.com) — A local history column traces the Ball family farm that once stretched from today's Georgia 400 to the Mount Vernon and Ashford Dunwoody intersection, near Murphey Candler Park. Through family memories, it describes the homestead's cabins, cotton fields, homemade tools, and even a mule-powered sorghum extractor that once defined life in this corner of north metro Atlanta.
• Metro Atlanta nonprofit creates inclusive spaces for children with disabilities as funding challenges threaten programs (11alive.com) — Families in Dunwoody are among those served by Unique Individual Ranch, a metro Atlanta nonprofit creating inclusive camps, after-school programs, and sports for children with disabilities. The group's partnerships with cities like Dunwoody face pressure from recent grant cuts, which have already shortened summer programming and increased reliance on community support to keep these adaptive opportunities available.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: If you weren't so sweet, we wouldn't be in this jam! (Thank you Patti F. for sending it in!)
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