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Taylor to leave House seat; political battle begins
Vigil draws dozens to remember Las Vegas victims
BY DYANA BAGBY dyanabagby@reporternewspapers.net
Republican state Rep. Tom Taylor of Dunwoody is stepping down from his seat next year. With a Democratic challenger already in the race, Taylor’s move leaves a legislative seat up for grabs in the northern suburbs where the 6th Congressional District race recently energized voters. Former Mayor Ken Wright, a Republi-
Morgan Sturtz, 10, of Dunwoody holds a candle at the Oct. 3 vigil for victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting. Story on page 17 ►
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PHOTOS BY PHIL MOSIER
COMMUNITY This girl’s a natural behind the wheel
Prayer with no corresponding action is a useless and vain exercise. ...What will make us safer is ordinary people like you and I, from every political stripe, finding the courage to act.
From High Street to HQ2? Dunwoody site OUT & ABOUT Thrills & chills: Your bidding for guide to Halloween Amazon BY DYANA BAGBY dyanabagby@reporternewspapers.net Developers for the long-stalled High Street development in Perimeter Center are making a bid to bring the new Amazon headquarters to Dunwoody. Dunwoody city spokesperson Bob Mullen said Oct. 9 that Boston-based GID, developers of the long-planned High Street site, will be giving their plans and background information directly to the state for the state’s sub-
Rev. Robert C. Wright Episcopal Bishop of Atlanta, on the Las Vegas massacre
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