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Local artist Lori Lejeune’s ‘Be The Change’ artwork installations inspire environmental stewardship in Super District 6 green spaces

DEKALB COUNTY – August 31, 2026. Artist Lori Lejeune’s large-scale pollinator art banners will soon land in green spaces throughout DeKalb County. The name of the series, Be The Change, speaks to Commissioner Terry and Lori Lejeune’s shared hope that
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Commissioner Ted Terry to receive Partners for Justice Champion Award

DEKALB COUNTY – August 25, 2026. Partners for Justice (PFJ), a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to transforming public defense across the country, has recognized Commissioner Ted Terry for his advocacy in support of public defense. “Commissioner Terry’s leadership, innovative thinking,
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DeKalb County Commissioner Ted Terry Appointed to Four NACo Committees

DEKALB COUNTY – August 19, 2026. The National Association of Counties (NACo) recently appointed Commissioner Ted Terry to four committees. In a statement by NACo President George Dunlap, Commissioner Terry was commended for his unwavering commitment and exemplary commitment to
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Commissioner Terry Board of Commissioners Announcements – 5/14/2024

Advanced Voting Ends Soon!Friday, May 17th is the final day for Advanced Voting. Your voice, your vote is more important than ever! There is a link to the DeKalb Voter Registration and Election website on my Face Book Page that
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Commissioner Terry Board of Commissioners Announcements – 4/23/2024

2024 Earth Day Launch Successfully Is In The History Book! The Super District 6 Team and I had a great time celebrating Earth Day with nearly 100 DeKalb County residents over the weekend on April 20. We started the morning
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DeKalb fights growing pains with green space initiative

From Atlanta News First By Savannah LouiePublished: May. 23, 2023 at 7:28 PM EDT ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – A solution to metro Atlanta’s growing pains has taken root at DeKalb County libraries with “productive urban landscapes,” or green
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