From our partners at Southeast Green: “Hannah Solar has completed the largest solar array on any office building in Atlanta’s history. Partnering with Atlanta Property Group’s ten-story Peachtree 25th Building located at 1720 Peachtree Street, the two companies have equipped the first multi-tenant building in the city with a solar plant. The array consists of 684 Solar Panels covering […]
Read moreFrom Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) office, a listing of the accomplishments of the 2008 – 2010 US Congress. I removed items which were only passed by the US House. Included are items that are now law, or are awaiting signature by President Obama. ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND CREATING JOBSAMERICAN RECOVERY & REINVESTMENT ACT, enacted in the first month of President […]
Read moreThis article was first published by the Inter-Press Service at: http://ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=53916 ATLANTA, Georgia, Dec 20, 2010 (IPS) – In what some are calling the largest prison strike in U.S. history, inmates in the state of Georgia coordinated a strike across multiple prison facilities using pre-paid cell phones. After refusing to come out of their cells for as long as […]
Read more(APN) ATLANTA — Glenn Delk, a Buckhead attorney and pro-privatization advocate who some have described as an enemy of Atlanta Public Schools, billed APS for the cost of representing the new Board Majority in the recent lawsuit brought by the Board Minority challenging the Majority’s takeover. Part of the bill included an attached invoice for Alisias PR work on […]
Read more(APN) MILLEN, Georgia — Activist Ayman Fadel, 42, was arrested Wednesday, December 15, 2010, at a protest of the groundbreaking of a new prison facility in Millen, Georgia. Millen is in Jenkins County, Georgia. Gov. Sonny Perdue was present at the ceremony. The proposed facility, the Jenkins County Correctional Center, is expected to be completed by March 2012, and will […]
Read morePrison Reform Activists at Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Prison, Millen, GA from Ayman Fadel on Vimeo.
Read moreNo, not Mary Norwood’s voting in Republican Primaries. We Are Change Atlanta’s mural in Little Five Points, Atlanta, raises questions about the official 09/11/2001 report.
Read more(APN) ATLANTA — On Wednesday evening, December 15, 2010, over 75 activists and concerned citizens braved freezing rain at the CNN Center to publicly stand up for the right to dissent. Their demands were to stop government harassment of antiwar activists, expose US government cover-ups of war crimes, stop endless US invasions and occupations, and to support both Julian […]
Read more(APN) ATLANTA — An Atlanta PR firm and think tank which is a force for privatization in Atlanta, Alisias, has been engaged in a covert media and publicity campaign involving the Atlanta Public Schools. Alisias’s clients appear to include Khaatim El, the new Board Chair; Courtney English and Nancy Meister, Board Members; and Glenn Delk, an activist and supporter […]
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Read more(APN) ATLANTA — The Concerned Black Clergy held a press conference on Monday, December 06, 2010, denouncing what they characterize as a witchhunt against the Atlanta Public Schools. “This morning the Concerned Black Clergy call on local and state prosecutors, the Governor of Georgia, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution to stop their attacks on the public schools and public educators […]
Read moreAfter telling the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper that he was going on hiatus, frequent public commenter at the City Council of Atlanta, Dave Walker, has returned to making public comment. Walker showed up at the recent Public Safety/Legal Administration Cmte meeting. He insists that he has not had a heart attack, although he heard there is a rumor that he had. […]
Read moreCourtesy of Azi Ebrahimi and the Metro Atlanta Task Force for the Homeless
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