From Reporter Newspapers:
Mount Vernon Road’s ongoing water main work requires water to be shut off on Fri., Jan. 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for those homes and businesses on Vernon Ridge Drive, Vernon Ridge Court and Thornhill Court in Dunwoody.
The city of Dunwoody began working with DeKalb County on the water main pipeline replacement project in March. The project is part of a rehabilitation program by DeKalb County to address the aging water pipelines within Dunwoody and throughout the county. The Mount Vernon Road project will involve the replacement of two aging water mains with one new 16-inch diameter main.
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Thursday, January 7, 2016
Thursday, December 31, 2015
A Happy and Prosperous 2016 to All!
I hope everyone reading has been able to enjoy some time that does not involve nose-to-the-grindstone work: by yourself, with family, travelling, or whatever makes you happy.
In the Duncan house we have a mix of work (there is no such thing as "vacation" for entrepreneurs), laundry, cooking holiday specialties, sports, play, and just lounging around until work and school pick up again.
SDOC had a banner year! We built and launched new websites for:
- DeKalb Commissioner Nancy Jester
- Timberhood Consulting (Dunwoody citizen-owned business)
- Learning on the Log (Sandy Springs service location with Dunwoody business office)
- Georgians for Local Area School Systems (GLASS)
- Kenneth Gordon - Private Jeweler (Dunwoody citizen-owned business)
SDOC returned to Business Radio X for a live interview and discussion of web trends and business needs.
SDOC was accredited by the Metro Atlanta Better Business Bureau - an achievement not made by most website design and development firms.
In addition, we continued our long friendships with these clients via hosting and maintenance services as well as long-needed complete redesigns that were not only more modern but improved mobile usability.
2016 is already looking bright. We are discussing new projects with their clients. Upgrades for our current friends are always in the hopper. SDOC continually reaches out to build new relationships with organizations in need of a modern web presence and lightning-fast communications with people of all ages. We might even treat ourselves to a new look on the SDOC website. (Shhh! Don't tell the owner. It's a surprise!)
SDOC is also returning as a Platinum Sponsor of the 2016 Taste of Dunwoody on February 20 at the Westin Perimeter hotel. Get your tickets NOW before they sell out!
Thank you everyone for a wonderful 2015 and I wish you all the best in the coming New Year!
Monday, December 21, 2015
Dunwoody Crossing Residents Homeless after Apartment Fire
6 PM last night, DeKalb Fire and Rescue responded to a 2-alarm fire at the Dunwoody Crossing Apartments on North Peachtree at I-285. The fire and extent were very similar to another apartment fire in January of this year.
UPDATE: Two of the affected families have children at Chesnut ES. Friends of Chesnut is accepting donations for these families as well. From Friends of Chesnut on Facebook:
Update #2 (12/22) - per the AhA Connection, one of these families also has a student at Dunwoody HS and is a member of Lady Wildcats basketball. A separate GoFundMe account is active.
From Dunwoody Police on Facebook:
If you are able, please donate online to help get these 10 families through Christmas and the New Year. (Donations coordinated by ICare Atlanta)
On a related note, incidents like Dunwoody Crossing and the January fire at Dunwoody Glen are reasons why Councilman Terry Nall proposed requirements for fire retardant building materials on multifamily housing, rather than timbers and wood siding. It's not about making building more expensive, it's about keeping all Dunwoodians safer - and not having to face Christmas burned out of their homes.
UPDATE: Two of the affected families have children at Chesnut ES. Friends of Chesnut is accepting donations for these families as well. From Friends of Chesnut on Facebook:
Update #2 (12/22) - per the AhA Connection, one of these families also has a student at Dunwoody HS and is a member of Lady Wildcats basketball. A separate GoFundMe account is active.
We have two Chesnut families who lost all of their belongings in the fire last night at Dunwoody Village apartments on...
Posted by Friends of Chesnut on Monday, December 21, 2015
From Dunwoody Police on Facebook:
At 5:56pm, the Dunwoody Police Department and Dekalb Fire Department responded to a fire at the Dunwoody Crossing...
Posted by Dunwoody Police Department on Sunday, December 20, 2015
If you are able, please donate online to help get these 10 families through Christmas and the New Year. (Donations coordinated by ICare Atlanta)
On a related note, incidents like Dunwoody Crossing and the January fire at Dunwoody Glen are reasons why Councilman Terry Nall proposed requirements for fire retardant building materials on multifamily housing, rather than timbers and wood siding. It's not about making building more expensive, it's about keeping all Dunwoodians safer - and not having to face Christmas burned out of their homes.
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