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Meet Jamie Gumbrecht
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Jamie Gumbrecht grew up in Michigan, lived briefly in Texas, moved to Kentucky and landed in Georgia in March, 2008 to work as an AJC lifestyle reporter. She lived OTP for three months in 2003 as an AJC intern, but the city has changed a bit since then. Like any newcomer, she spends her time getting lost, wrangling utilities and shifting unpacked boxes from one room to another. She prefers to spend her time learning the quirks of Atlanta’s neighborhoods by foot, by bike, by train and if she must, by car. Somewhere in there, she writes.
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By kathy socha
June 20, 2008 8:35 AM | Link to this
Come discover the c1825 Georgia : 5 stagecoach roads cross at INDIAN SPRINGS. Creek Indians and settlers work their farms side by side in peace - next to The Healing Waters of the Spring that stills flows in the nation’s oldest state park. Swim, fish, hike, putt-putt, free art lessons, shopping, a Cafe.History: the Museum Tour…. just south of atlanta airport . Take I-75 South to Exit 205 East. Follow signs to state park…go thru Jackson GA and turn south on Highway 42.
Come see us at GENERATIONS GALLERY. call us at 1 800 352 7212
By lcurtis
October 24, 2008 1:59 PM | Link to this
I will be graduating college and moving to Atlanta for work at the end of this year. It would be great if there could be a discussion about what the safest and most affordable neighborhoods for a single, young girl are. Thanks!