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2012 Spring Plant Exchange

Get ready for summer with the Dunwoody North Civic Association Outdoor Plant Exchange. This free event will take place in the parking lot of the Dunwoody North Driving Club, located at 4522 Kingsgate Drive, on Saturday, March 10th from 10am-12pm. Bring as many plants as you like. Each plant brought allows you to select a new plant of your choosing to compliment your existing garden. What a great way to…

2012 Hazardous Waste Round-up

DeKalb County to Sponsor a Household Hazardous Waste Round-up Commissioner Kathie Gannon, DeKalb County Commissioner for Super District 6 encourages all neighborhood organizations to publish information in your newsletter, on your website or to your list-serve regarding an upcoming opportunity for citizens to dispose of environmentally dangerous household products.   On Saturday, March 31, 8 a.m. to noon at the DeKalb County Central Transfer Station, 3720 Leroy Scott Drive near…

2011 Yard of the Month

2011 was another fabulous year for yards in and around Dunwoody North though we did need to do some extra watering to keep plants and grass alive. (Use your mouse to move the slider. Click an image for a larger view. In large view, hover on the left or right with your mouse and click to move back and forwards) The Yard of the Month Committee is always looking for…

Fire Hat Gear This is some of the gear that was on the floor of the station

2011 Fire Station Holiday Meal

On Monday, December 12, 2012, the Dunwoody North Civic Association sponsored a holiday dinner for the crew at Fire Station 18. The meal was catered by Serendipity catering. Chef Louie has been catering this event for about 5 years. We order enough food so that other shifts can also have a holiday meal. The desserts were provided for by some of the Board members of the Dunwoody North Civic Association….

A view of Jonathan Buckner checking out the foundation. Out of the three companies we got quotes from, he was the only one who came prepared to see what was involved.

2011 Monument Repair on Binghamton

After meeting with several contractors and having discussions with City, the DNCA has completed repairs of the monument at the corner of Binghamton and Tilly Mill Rd. It has over the years been slowly leaning over and was repaired with two helical piles. The contractor, Rock Solid did a great job. They hand dug and discovered a bunch of AT&T lines under the monument. They called AT&T who stayed there while they were…

2011 Dunwoody North Sponsors Police Luncheon

  The Dunwoody North Civic Association along with Carrabba’s in Perimeter sponsored a holiday luncheon for the Dunwoody Police Department.  The Dunwoody North Home and Garden Club provided the desserts.   Barbara Dodds, Treasurer, Sean Cashman, Elias Sanchez and Sabrina Hadfield, Corlette Muery, Member at Large and Lisa Unkefer, Chairman of Neighborhood Watch at the annual Feed the Dunwoody Police Department sponsored by DNCA and Carrabba’s Restaurant.   Click or…

DeKalb Youth Symphony Concert

The DeKalb Youth Symphony will be opening its 2011-2012 season with its Fall Concert on Wednesday, November 16th at Georgia Perimeter College, Clarkston campus. The concert begins at 8pm in the Cole Fine Arts Auditorium. The public is invited. Admission is free but donations are appreciated. Concert selections include Korsholm by Armas Jarnefelt, First Essay by Samuel Barber, Radetzky March by Johann Strauss and Symphony No. 40 by W. A….

“Getting to Know You” Cocktail Party

Dunwoody North Civic Association’s Board wants to renew old friendships and make new friends. So, old neighbor or new, 21 to 100, come join us at the Dunwoody North Driving Club on November 5, 2011, from 7:30-11:00 P.M. There will be lite hors d’ouevres by Allison’s Restaurant. BYOB !!! Your donation to cover expenses is: $8.00 per person, or $15.00 per couple. Let’s have fun with a crazy gift exchange….

2011 Plant Exchange

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Dunwoody North Monuments Have A History

  Originally the Dunwoody North signs were redwood stained with white letters. They were erected by the Dunwoody Home and Garden Club on North Peachtree Road and where the monument is now on Tilly Mill Road. In the mid nineties the signs were getting very old and tired. Dunwoody North residents were interested in an identity and a logo. The signs and the monuments designed as our logo. It was…

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