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Delaney Tarr

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Covers:  Local news, politics, arts & culture, food, social justice.
Atlanta writer, defender, tour guide. Find me for freelancing at delaneytwrites@gmail.com

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Delaney Tarr is a freelance writer, reporter and photographer based in Atlanta, GA. As a former youth activist and a South Floridian, Tarr loves ruminating on social justice, southern politics, local counterculture and community foodways.
Tarr regularly contributes to online outlet SaportaReport, digging into arts, culture, city development and statewide politics. She has also been published in Teen Vogue, Pavlovic Today, Appen Media Group, Them. and the Red & Black.
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Decide DeKalb puts another $75 million to major housing bond program

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By Delaney Tarr Verified
| Saporta Report Verified
Decide DeKalb Development Authority is set to administer another $75 million bond for its ambitious $155 million Housing Investment Bond Program, according to a July 31 announcement from the Board of Directors. Weeks earlier, the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners greenlit the Housing Investment Bond Program with an initial $25 million bond issuance.
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Century-old mansion on Peachtree Street seeks buyer with passion for preservation

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By Delaney Tarr Verified
| Saporta Report Verified
One of the city’s only remaining unrenovated Victorian mansions on Peachtree is up for sale, and the owner is seeking a preservation-minded buyer with $2.58 million to spare. Nestled among condos and high-rise buildings sits the “Rufus M. Rose House,” a Victorian home built in 1901 for local physician Dr. Rufus M. Rose. The red-brick mansion spans roughly 8,000 square feet, with interior woodwork, stained glass windows and several fireplaces.
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A new karaoke bar is headed to Reynoldstown. Why are locals upset?

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By Delaney Tarr Verified
| Saporta Report Verified
This year, Yan Karaoke is set to open in the Atlanta Dairies in Reynoldstown, complete with 15,000 square feet of space, multiple bars, a restaurant, VIP areas and plenty of singing suites. It’s an ambitious project for the growing entertainment options in the Dairies. It’s also a hot-button issue for neighborhood residents and vocal historic preservationists. The Atlanta Dairies is a former working dairy turned multi-use hub in 2010 by architecture firm Perkins & Will.
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