On the one hand, a few benefits of living in downtown Winder...
1. being able to walk pretty much anywhere
2. a fantastic, tranquil, and kid-friendly back yard
3. low housing taxes
4. near Athens, GA
5. very friendly people
On the other, a few disadvantages...
1. our Mellow Mushroom just went out of business
2. our last coffee shop just went out of business
3. and now this...
On April 26, the AJC will reduce its distribution area from 27 to 20 counties in Georgia. The paper will no longer be delivered in Barrow, Bibb, Clarke, Houston, Monroe, Oconee and Putnam counties. Profitability analysis of these areas has shown that the cost of delivery simply outweighs the revenue generated by these areas.
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about Tyler S Thigpen
I have worked in community development via nonprofits, for-profits, and public, private, and charter schools. I am the Head of Upper School at Mount Vernon Presbyterian School (focused on innovative 21st century design), co-founder of Chattahoochee Hills Charter (a school that integrates agriculture, the environment, and the arts), and founder of And Now For The Vows (a wedding officiating service). Earlier, I taught Spanish, coached volleyball, worked as a minister at a local church, and founded Summer Peru Project and Winder Camp.
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Onward to Boston my man!
Bro,
You can't get the Times or the AJC! Suck...you may need to get some more magazines! Not to mention there are no coffee shops....You should look into DC...
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