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Changing a child’s story
CASA VOLUNTEER VOICES “I first encountered CASA when I worked with DFCS,” said attorney and CASA volunteer George Dekle III. “I saw from the attorney’s side that the movers and shakers on a case, the people that kids count on are actually the CASA volunteers. A few years later, when I joined the staff at Mercer Law School, I had the time to volunteer for CASA myself and have been ever since.
Local Gift Guide: Nutcracker edition
Since 1985, Nutcracker of Middle Georgia has entertained Maconites young and old. The local interpretation of Tchaikovsky’s ballet, inspired by E.T.A. Hoffmann’s 1816 tale, has become a holiday tradition for many in our community. As with any beloved experience, a token that keeps a bit of the memory alive is often welcome. The nutcracker gift shop, though evident to patrons only a few weeks of the year, is a year-round pursuit for some to snag their favorite holiday decor.
Shop Local Guide: The kitchen edition
On the surface, one’s kitchen is a functional space, designed for sustaining one of our most basic human needs: eating. But when I pause to consider how I actually move through it, it becomes clear how much of my life unfolds in the room. My kitchen has set the stage for quality time learning a family recipe from my grandmother. Many spontaneous moments with the dedicated friends who insist on helping with clean-up after a party happen in the kitchen.
Middle Georgia Gemstones: Forsyth
For most of my life, Forsyth has merely been a mile marker to indicate that my journey home is almost complete. But an invitation to the Forsythia Festival last spring opened my eyes to the charm this historic town has to offer. Since then, I have found a plethora of excuses to make the quick drive north. Six of them I will share with you here; the rest are left for you to discover.
Together again - Macon Magazine
Steve and Laura Bell Intown Neighborhood Steve and Laura Bell have spent a lifetime opening their home on College Street to others. They hosted their first couch surfer (before CouchSurfing was a thing) in 1997, the year they married. Since then, they have housed everyone from friends to foreigners, some of whom now host them in countries across the globe. When society shut down in March 2020, they knew they had to find a way to keep their relationships afloat.
Local Shopping Guide
August/September 2022, Celebrating - The Blog, LIFE & STYLE Local Shopping Guide By Rachelle Wilson Photography by Ali Dupree I may be lonely in this, but I love change. Seasonal change is welcome, naturally, but it makes me crave change in my immediate surroundings. Whether it be rearranging the living room or switching out the bedding, a change, no matter how small, gives me a sense of renewal.
Gift Guide - Macon Magazine
Give your love for gardening a local flourish By Rachelle Wilson Photo by Mariah Gandy Whether you are an expert gardener diving back into your favorite pastime, or you are a novice attempting to break the family curse of killing every plant you touch (like me), this season is full of opportunities, second chances and new life. Though it requires a certain level of patience and practice, gardening welcomes anyone who dares to get their hands dirty.
The wedding dress: One bride’s story
By Rachelle Wilson Photography by Jave Bjorkman Whether you love fashion or find yourself resentful of its cultural power, every bride must consent to the importance of selecting the wedding dress that is perfect for her. No photograph is more preserved for generations to come than that of the wedding day.
Macon Music: The Unassuming Inspiration of Macon, Georgia
Macon's historic music scene is famous, but you need to come hear the present for yourself. By Rachelle Wilson On Wednesday, October 2, 2019 - 09:44 Photo Courtesy of New Town Macon If you searched for Macon online, the first result would probably have something to do with the Allman Brothers. Or Otis Redding. Or Little Richard.
The Week’s Greatest Hits
Show Menu Most popular articles and press releases in the past week By Urban Milwaukee - Jun 30th, 2019 08:00 am Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Most popular articles in the past week. 1. Michigan Struggles With Legal Pot Recreational marijuana legalized, but state struggles with how to regulate retail sales, other issues. Jun 21st, 2019 by Rachelle Wilson 2.
‘Haze’ abounds as Michigan struggles to regulate recreational cannabis
Matthew Abel’s law firm bank account was shut down twice. He had to temporarily change the name of his Detroit firm from Cannabis Counsel to the generic Rivertown, PLC. John Sinclair, a “radical poet” and national symbol of marijuana injustice, was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 1969 after passing two joints to an undercover narcotics officer. Sinclair’s arrest and sentencing generated a public outcry by local residents and celebrities — even inspiring a John Lennon song named after him.
‘Haze’ abounds as Michigan struggles to regulate recreational cannabis
Matthew Abel’s law firm bank account was shut down twice. He had to temporarily change the name of his Detroit firm from Cannabis Counsel to the generic Rivertown, PLC. John Sinclair, a “radical poet” and national symbol of marijuana injustice, was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 1969 after passing two joints to an undercover narcotics officer. Sinclair’s arrest and sentencing generated a public outcry by local residents and celebrities — even inspiring a John Lennon song named after him.
The Week’s Greatest Hits
Show Menu Most popular articles and press releases in the past week By Urban Milwaukee - Jun 23rd, 2019 08:00 am Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Most popular articles in the past week. 1. Eyes on Milwaukee: A Food Hall for Bay View New Land will open “Flour and Feed”, a food hall bigger than Crossroads Collective. Jun 17th, 2019 by Jeramey Jannene 2. House Confidential: O. J.
Michigan Struggles With Legal Pot
Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Attorney Matthew Abel is one of Michigan’s top marijuana advocates who founded the Cannabis Counsel law group in Detroit. Abel says the state’s legalization of marijuana in 2018 for recreational use is good for people and the economy. “It’s an opportunity to do a lot of good work all at the same time,” he says. Photo taken March 18, 2019. Photo by Viktor Tollemar for Wisconsin Watch. Matthew Abel’s law firm bank account was shut down twice.
‘Haze’ abounds as Michigan struggles to regulate recreational marijuana
Attorney Matthew Abel is one of Michigan’s top marijuana advocates who founded the Cannabis Counsel law group in Detroit. Abel says the state’s legalization of marijuana in 2018 for recreational use is good for people and the economy. “It’s an opportunity to do a lot of good work all at the same time,” he says. Photo taken March 18, 2019. (Photo: Viktor Tollemar, For Wisconsin Watch) Matthew Abel’s law firm bank account was shut down twice.
‘Haze’ abounds as Michigan struggles to regulate recreational marijuana
Attorney Matthew Abel is one of Michigan’s top marijuana advocates who founded the Cannabis Counsel law group in Detroit. Abel says the state’s legalization of marijuana in 2018 for recreational use is good for people and the economy. “It’s an opportunity to do a lot of good work all at the same time,” he says. Photo taken March 18, 2019. (Photo: Viktor Tollemar, For Wisconsin Watch) Matthew Abel’s law firm bank account was shut down twice.
‘Haze’ abounds as Michigan struggles to regulate recreational cannabis
Matthew Abel’s law firm bank account was shut down twice. He had to temporarily change the name of his Detroit firm from Cannabis Counsel to the generic Rivertown, PLC. John Sinclair, a “radical poet” and national symbol of marijuana injustice, was sentenced to 10 years in prison in 1969 after passing two joints to an undercover narcotics officer. Sinclair’s arrest and sentencing generated a public outcry by local residents and celebrities — even inspiring a John Lennon song named after him.
‘Haze’ abounds as Michigan struggles to regulate recreational cannabis - WisconsinWatch.org
The Cannabis Question Writing rules has proven to be challenging; many communities that voted ‘yes’ to legalizing recreational marijuana now say ‘no’ to retail sales By Rachelle Wilson (Wisconsin Watch) | 14 mins ago Viktor Tollemar for Wisconsin Watch Attorney Matthew Abel is one of Michigan’s top marijuana advocates who founded the Cannabis Counsel law group in Detroit. Abel says the state’s legalization of marijuana in 2018 for recreational use is good for people and the economy.
Hidden History: Macon's Tybee Neighborhood
When you hear the word Tybee, you probably think of the beach. I did too. That is until my friend Nancy told me about Macon’s Tybee neighborhood. “My family is from Macon. They lived in Tybee. My mom was born there. So, I’m a Maconite by birth.” As I listened to her, it was clear I was missing something. Tybee in Macon? Having transplanted to Macon when I was young but having no real roots here, I feel like a Maconite on some days and an outsider on others.
Another claim bites the dust: NSW Court of Appeal curtails claims for loss of future profit in land acquisition | Lexology
Acquiring authorities in NSW will have greater clarity about when claims for the loss of future profit can be made under section 59(1)(f) of the Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991, following the NSW Court of Appeal's decision in Roads and Maritime Services v United Petroleum Pty Ltd [2019] NSWCA 41.
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