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Cogburn Woods Overcapacity: School Superintendent Loe Outlines Plan

By Robert Strader on September 16th, 2009
Cogburn Woods Overcapacity: School Superintendent Loe Outlines Plan
Tuesday night at the Milton High School auditorium Fulton County School Board Representative Katie Reeves and Superintendent Cindy Loe, PhD met with a group of concerned parents about the overcrowding at Cogburn Woods Elementary. In light of the issue, it seemed to be a pretty small group of people who showed up but some of ... [Continue Reading]

Matilda’s Music Under The Pines – A Hidden Gem in Alpharetta

By Robert Strader on September 14th, 2009
Matilda’s Music Under The Pines – A Hidden Gem in Alpharetta
I’ve run into more than a few people lately who have said, “I’ve heard of that, it sounds like fun I should really go”. Well the concert series runs through the end of October so if you haven’t yet, you should really check out Matilda’s Under the Pines one Friday or Saturday night before then. ... [Continue Reading]

Pure Expands and Woodstock Says Thanks!

By Robert Strader on September 6th, 2009
Pure Expands and Woodstock Says Thanks!
I had the opportunity to take part in a pre-opening event Friday for a new Pure restaurant in Downtown Woodstock and it looks like another hit for Sedgwick Restaurant Group. For most everyone in Alpharetta and Milton, we know how popular the original Pure is every night of the week and by all accounts the ... [Continue Reading]

Shaping the Future Of Milton Town Center

By Robert Strader on July 21st, 2009
Shaping the Future Of Milton Town Center
“We shape our buildings…thereafter, they shape us”. It may seem odd to open this post with a quote from Winston Churchill but it has a lot to do with what local developer J.T. Adams is trying to achieve with his proposed plans for a City of Milton Town Center and gives us some insight into ... [Continue Reading]

Alpharetta Farmers Market – A Good Morning Spent

By Robert Strader on June 21st, 2009
Alpharetta Farmers Market – A Good Morning Spent
What are you doing Saturday morning? In historic downtown Alpharetta, the Alpharetta Farmers Market offers great locally grown food and locally produced goods. It’s open for business every Saturday through October 24th from 8am to 12:30pm. This is the 3rd year for the Farmers Market and they have put more of a focus on locally ... [Continue Reading]

Milton High School Among The Top 500 In Nation

By Robert Strader on June 18th, 2009
As reported in Newsweeks annual ranking of the top 1500 High Schools in the nation, Milton High School ranked number 311, an improvement over last years ranking of 333, and is the highest ranked high school in North Fulton. There are 54 Georgia high schools that made the list, with 28 of them being located ... [Continue Reading]

Fulton County Presses Location for New Alpharetta Library

By Robert Strader on May 29th, 2009
Fulton County Presses Location for New Alpharetta Library
At the May 27th meeting in downtown Atlanta the Fulton County Library Board of Trustees pressed for the new 25,000 sq. ft. library site to be located at 495 N. Main Street, at the intersection of Hwy 9 and Winthrope Park Drive. You can see the site plan here: Alpharetta Library. The Friends of the Alpharetta ... [Continue Reading]

Milton, Ga. – The end of the Rainbeau?

By Robert Strader on April 23rd, 2009
Milton, Ga. – The end of the Rainbeau?
As a realtor who works in Milton and as a resident I find many things that make this small and still new city unique (yes – this is a biased post). For those readers who live in Milton, this won’t be a surprise and you probably have many of your own ideas of why you ... [Continue Reading]
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