Book: Founding Mothers: The Women Who Raised Our Nation Author: Cokie Roberts Review by: Michael Manely, family law attorney at The Manely Firm P.C. As it turns out, women of the […]
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Books 2021: ‘He Travels Alone’ to Restore Indigenous Dignity
Book: Peyakow: Reclaiming Cree Dignity Author: Darrel J. McLeod Review by: Kirk Duguid, acting consul general of Canada in Atlanta In “Peyakow,” award-winning Cree author Darrel J. McLeod shares weaves […]
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Books 2021: Finding a Shared Sense of Calm Across Turbulent Generations
Book: We Took To The Woods Author: Louise Dickinson Rich Review by: Gene Kansas, cultural developer at Gene Kansas | Commercial Real Estate and founder of Constellations culturally inspired workspace, […]
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Books 2021: How Classical Music Became a 20th Century Ideological Battleground
Book: Dangerous Melodies: Classical Music in America From the Great War Through the Cold War Author: Jonathan Rosenberg Review by: Rickey Bevington, former Georgia Public Broadcasting journalist and newly appointed […]
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Books 2021: A Fictional but Empathetic Look at Native Peoples’ Plight
Book: The Night Watchman Author: Louise Erdrich Review by: Jorge Fernandez, consultant, Pendleton Group, and former vice president of global commerce at the Metro Atlanta Chamber and U.S. Air Force pilot […]
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Books 2021: Learning the Hero Code From the Celebrated and the Unsung
Book: The Hero Code: Lessons Learned from Lives Well Lived Author: William H. McRaven Review by: Shelby Grubbs, an arbitrator, mediator and special master with 45 years of legal experience, […]
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Canadian Consul General: Biden’s Electric Vehicle Tax Credits Could Threaten U.S.-Canada Auto Trade and Kill Georgia Jobs
Editor’s note: This commentary article was written by Ambassador Louise Blais, acting consul general of Canada for the Southeast, based in Atlanta. As a point of clarification, the tax credit […]
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Micron to Open Memory Design Center in Atlanta
Semiconductor giant Micron is opening a computer memory design and development center at Atlanta’s Tech Square that will employ 500 people. The Boise, Idaho-based company, the last manufacturer of memory […]
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Canada’s Hootsuite to Add Atlanta Office, Hire 60
Canadian social-media software company Hootsuite is set to add an Atlanta office, hiring 60 people as part of an expansion into the city’s growing tech hub. Based in Vancouver, British […]
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Canada’s Dorel Honored for Coastal Georgia Investments, New Bicycle Assembly Plant
Canada’s Dorel Industries is deepening its impact in coastal Georgia, with two separate divisions of the conglomerate netting accolades last month for investments in Bryan and Effingham counties. Dorel Home Products was […]