Residents of the city of Lilburn, in Gwinnett County, love their pets. And a memorial bridge on the Camp Creek Greenway Trail at Lilburn City Park will serve as a permanent reminder of that fact, offering residents a place to memorialize their own pets. Lily’s Bridge, named after an animal rescued in the park, has been painted with a rainbow design, a nod to the poem “At the Rainbow Bridge,” a famous tearjerker that describes pets waiting on their owners in Heaven. Park-goers have also put up on the actual bridge pictures and even collars of their own pets, who are surely waiting on their owners on the other side of the metaphorical rainbow bridge.
Questions linger over Atlanta City Hall investigation
An ongoing investigation into former Atlanta Municipal Clerk Foris Webb III is hitting roadblocks, as city employees are delaying or rejecting interviews by the inspector general. Webb received more than $900,000 in consulting fees from the city for his “work” on a referendum meant to block the city’s law enforcement training center, dubbed “Cop City.” That referendum got held up in court, never wound up doing anything, and the center was built, but Webb continued to cash a $35,000 check each month. Another murky situation at Atlanta City Hall has public trust SINKING…
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