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Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail inbox every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

This week’s top stories include good news for several East Cobb high schools, the start of advance voting, a harrowing plot to “buy” a child at a local supermarket that ended in an arrest and a life sentence for a man who killed his wife.

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Please send along news tips by e-mailing: editor@eastcobbnews.com.

You can send calendar listings to: calendar@eastcobbnews.com.

For advertising inquiries, contact us at: advertising@eastcobbnews.com.

Thanks for reading East Cobb News. Whatever you’re doing, have a great week!

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail inbox every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

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We know many of you have been enjoying spring break, so this is a perfect time to catch up with all that transpired while you were relaxing, including the recommended extensions of two multi-use trails in East Cobb and some enticing new restaurant updates.

Please send along news tips by e-mailing: editor@eastcobbnews.com.

You can send calendar listings to: calendar@eastcobbnews.com.

For advertising inquiries, contact us at: advertising@eastcobbnews.com.

Thanks for reading East Cobb News. Whatever you’re doing, have a great week!

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail inbox every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

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This week’s top stories include the festive Northeast Cobb Community Egg Drop, one of East Cobb’s signature Easter weekend events; the deaths of two East Cobb teenagers; an update on the county tax digest and the overhaul of one of our community’s creakiest old bridges.

Please send along news tips by e-mailing: editor@eastcobbnews.com.

You can send calendar listings to: calendar@eastcobbnews.com.

For advertising inquiries, contact us at: advertising@eastcobbnews.com.

Thanks for reading East Cobb News. Spring is in the air, and it’s also spring break, but whatever you’re doing, have a great week!

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail inbox every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

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This week’s top stories include continuing coverage of this Wednesday’s school gun-control walkouts, ongoing efforts to keep East Cobb Library open, 2018 primary elections qualifying and a police alert about a “fake cop” rapist attack that took place Friday on Terrell Mill Road.

Please send along news tips by e-mailing: editor@eastcobbnews.com. You can send calendar listings to: calendar@eastcobbnews.com. For advertising inquiries, contact us at: advertising@eastcobbnews.com.

Thanks for reading East Cobb News, and have a great week!

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail inbox every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

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This week’s story about a student “walkout” protest in favor of gun control, and the Cobb school district’s opposition to those plans, resonated with readers and many new subscribers, and we’ll be updating developments as that March 14 event approaches.

Please send along news tips by e-mailing: editor@eastcobbnews.com. You can send calendar listings to: calendar@eastcobbnews.com. For advertising inquiries, contact us at: advertising@eastcobbnews.com.

Thanks for reading East Cobb News, and have a great week!

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail inbox every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

Welcome to our newest subscribers, and please stay in touch!

Bobby Nesbitt, Rachel McLaughlin, Mary Bevis, Andrew Smith, Anghelina Pascar, Christina DiCarlo, Ryan DiCarlo, Frank Perkowski, Charles O’Connor, Yanick Zamy, Carolyn Angel, Brian Holihan, Connie Day, Kevin Williams, J. Webb, Margaret Knight, Bill Hardman, Charisse Davis, Stan Brothers, Joe Aagard and Andy Altizer.

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail inbox every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

This past week, our stories about Cobb school safety measures and proposed library cuts generated great interest from readers, and gave us another solid traffic week, as well as many new subscribers.

Welcome, and please stay in touch!

Martha Croom, Tim Sanders, Dipak Patel, Karen Tekenbroek, Susan Kabe, Andrew Phillips, Susan Coley, Debi Teague, Joyce Folk, Joan Bourne, Jim Sandahl, Lorraine Brown, Millie Ore, Barbara Perry, Fran Lamb, Donna Schuster, Claudia Klee, Dustin Radtke, Kristine Serkedakis, Deena LaRocca.

Rachel Gouin, Joy Power, P.W. Tsuboi, Chrissy Houky, Mary Beth Ingle, Mary Shipe, Youlanda Ficzko, Diane Kane, Pam Hicks, Martin Kruger, Larry Barton, Jane Moss, Nancy Cloyd, Save Cobb Libraries, Dee Kennedy, Will Powell, Delores Coe, Ilse Bushman, Carolyn Silzie, Donald Ewalt, Rachel Ewalt.

Michelle Grant, John Hart, Joseph Prakash, Anthony Yorio, Wyndi Kappes, Linda Raschke, Mary Scannell, Lamar Crosby, Judy Barnett, Pattie Jackson.

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail every Sunday, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

This past week, our stories about proposed Cobb library budget cuts and a major redevelopment at Powers Ferry and Terrell Mill roads generated great interest from readers, and gave us our best traffic week yet, as well as many new subscribers.

Welcome, and please stay in touch!

Sally Peter, Warren Ballew, Pam Egan, Jan Barton, Jill Tempest, Doreen Davey, Karen Yanosky, Camille McClellan, Lenny Deutsch, Linda Shilling, Trilby Wood, Tom Cheek, Tim Perkins, Christine Surdyka; Kathleen Atkins, Reginald Davis, Kathleen Mayfield, Barry Abernathy, Jacqueline Hurley, Ann Lane.

Katherine Carlson, Susan Kovach, Paul Amoruso, Sara Wells, Bett Gibson, L. Thomas, Riny Schartman, Emma Dix, Marilyn Norvill, Betty Feehan, Richard Dry, Andrea Pauquette, Jeri Crouse, Bonnie Lantz, Lilia Sadoux, Dave Cunningham, Kes Stadler, Jean Callaghan, Gloria Smith, Jane Kendall.

Cathy Schweers, Jenny Lee, Diane Brim, Leslie Kahrs, Samantha Anderson, Michelle Stone, Joanne Mazor, Candice Jansen, Melissa Gordon, Melissa Rose, Janice Reardon, Phyllis Preston, Ellen Repasky, Wanessa Moore, Louise Clemenger, A.J. Warren, Michael Blackwell, Michael Hake, Tom Stanley, Jane Corby.

Lynn Rutledge, Sharon Godin, Shirley Weaver, Amy Chrz, Christopher Bradley, Susan Edwards, John McFarland, Art Cohen, Eugene Kimball, Pamela Adley, Linda Coleman, Dewey A. Staggs, Ronnie Brake, Carolyn Grubaugh, Johnie Hunsucker, Andrea Zare, Jan Sherwood, Lisa Scheidt, Ellen Crolley.

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail every Sunday afternoon, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although we do send out out major breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

We’re enhancing our newsletter—including more top local headlines—due to changes Facebook is making to its News Feed, which that may limit what you see if you follow or like East Cobb News on that social media platform.

Welcome to our newest subscribers!

Terri Po, Bev Bergman, Elizabeth Wells, John Michelitch, Richard Hartigan, Lawrence Bourne, Matt Simpson, Charles Terry, Rajnikant Patel, Victoria Leonhardt, KImberly Miller, Kathy Slough, Donna Schacher, Patricia Butrym, Kyle Sumner, Ron Walker, Marilyn Crawford, Renee Winberg, Aaron Woody.

Catch up with all of the past week’s headlines and take a look at what’s coming up this week with the convenient East Cobb News weekly newsletter.

The East Cobb News Digest is delivered to your e-mail every Sunday afternoon, and contains so much more, including the best calendar listings anywhere in East Cobb and convenient community information.

Subscribing to the newsletter is free and easy (just click the signup button below). We don’t sell or rent our e-mail listings to anyone, although as was the case this week, we did send out weather-related breaking news alerts to our subscribers.

We know you’re busy, and that you don’t want to miss out on what’s going on around you. Sign up today and be part of East Cobb’s only daily news source, independently operated and with a totally local focus.

We’re enhancing our newsletter—including more top local headlines—due to changes Facebook is making to its News Feed, which that may limit what you see if you follow or like East Cobb News on that social media platform.

Welcome to our newest subscribers!

Matthew French, Michael Shneibaum, Kelly Miller, Vani Arcuragi, Sally Platt, Steven Carr, Frank Greenfield, Sergio Corvalan, Patricia Seeds, William Painter, Melissa Worthy, Shelly Barton, Lana Chumley, Terri Eimer, Margaret Waage.

Chanda Lea Cattadoris, Barbara Diehl, M. Weber, Kareen Bangou, Bobbi Shams, Cindy Nino, Dean Barger, Lance Ruhl, Valerie Parsons, Sharon Greenberg, Gail Chanin, Susan Jones, Jana Pantesco, Sally Manning King, Rich Danielson, Cynthia Holmberg.