Timothy Darnell
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About Timothy
Bio: Born and raised in metro Atlanta, Tim Darnell still lives in the Brookhaven house he grew up in, today with his wife and son.
Tim has deep roots in the Brookhaven community. He attended elementary school in the community, and is a past president and past chairman of the board of directors of his neighborhood civic association and neighborhood watch. Today, he is active in his son's elementary school, Little League organization and Boy Scout troop.
Tim is also chairman of the scholarship committee for a local fraternal organization that has long, historic ties to the Chamblee community.
Tim has more than 25 years of experience in newspapers, magazines and websites, and is also the author of three books: "The Crackers: Early Days Of Atlanta Baseball," "101 Atlanta Sports Legends" and "The Georgia Tech Trivia Book."
Hot Button Issues:
Brookhaven's road to cityhood remains one of the most important, and ongoing, issues in our community. Patch will continue to provide our readers with the most comprehensive coverage
Public Safety: As Brookhaven's police department gets up and running, the city will be looking closely to see if the level of service and lower response times that were promised during the cityhood debate will indeed become a reality.
Schools: Brookhaven and Chamblee are home to two high schools and several elementary schools. Quality of education will remain a concern, especially as the DeKalb County Board of Education is subject to more scrutiny.
Parks & Roads: Another issue that cityhood proponents touted that would be managed better under local control. The city of Brookhaven needs to ensure that top-flight private companies are diligent in maintaining these public entities.
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Would you want an indoor gun range in your community? ...
Would You Want a Gun Range ...
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The president also attended a Democratic Senatorial ...
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This is such a disturbing story and yet another example ...
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What do you think about Midtown's current residential ...
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What do you think about East Atlanta's current ...
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I've seen Danny Wuerffel play many times. Quite an honor.
Decatur Resident Elected To...
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What do you think about Buckhead's current residential ...
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What an amazing play! I've spent many hours at MCLL and ...
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Is Drew Valley in the middle of a crime wave? Eight break...
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More than 300 people attended Monday night's DeKalb ...
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Yes, and I heard about another one recently on Wawona ...
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If you're in training for the Bolt, send us your pics ...
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Will you be visiting Dunwoody's newest fast food retailer?
Dunwoody's New Chick-fil-A ...
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Flip Burger tells us they received a re-inspection on ...
Flip Burger Boutique Scores...
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Thanks to our friends at All News 106.7 for interviewing ...
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The Board
Lisa Anderson
11:07 pm on Thursday, March 1, 2012
Tim,
Please do not trust or be fooled by ANY posting health inspection grades provided for this restaurant—you will be surprised. I landed in the ER, spending Christmas day in 12/2011, suffering from Gastroenteritis! After receiving open records from the Environmental health department a couple of weeks ago, it reveals last year alone, this establishment received TWO failing grades under 65%, stemming from public complaints and all showed a risk factor for foodborne illnesses (not washing hands, dirty kitchen, etc.) earning a score of 2 out of 3. Oh and guess what, after inquiring about 2010 inspection reports, I was told earlier this week, no inspection has been reported in the system for that year—WHAT!! Now what’s wrong with this picture folks?? Restaurant inspections must be conducted twice a year!! To complicate matters even worse, not only is 2010 inspection information unavailable for my access, the failing inspection in 8-2011 listed disturbing behavior such as: “Observed employee cleaning his station touching trash cans with gloves on and returning to preparing food dishes without washing hands and changing gloves” Think this information is false,? Submit your own request for open records to the Fulton County health department. You will also see five inspections had to be conducted last year, many because of consumer complaints:~(
M Jernice Flowers
11:24 pm on Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Thank-you! Timothy on your reports just several weeks ago a friend-girl/oh school girl friend shared with me that the grading will now have to be posted, by Law. I appericate that!
Stephanie L. Arnold
4:10 pm on Thursday, June 23, 2011
Tim, I don't like the fare increase, personally, but I understand the reasoning behind it. I use the MARTA rail line often when traveling as much as possible to conserve gas, but I was hoping that MARTA would have raised the fares incrementally like .25 for the first year or so, then .50....that's just my opinion though.