Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe in the Hot Summer Weather in Atlanta

Posted on May 29, 2013 By adminpreservedunwoody (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Summer in your Atlanta area neighborhood brings the opportunity for more outdoor activities, but also the possibilities of ill effects from the heat to your dog. Keeping pets safe in summer heat is very important. Dogs can suffer from dehydration, sunburn, heatstroke, and other issues from becoming overheated just as a human can. Here are some tips for... [Read more...]

Discover Other Ways to Use Toothpicks Around Your Preserve at Dunwoody Home

Posted on April 18, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Did you know that as much as nine million toothpicks can be produced from a single tree? This is a fascinating fact -- and what's even more fascinating is the other uses for toothpicks that you may not know about. Toothpicks are much more than just tools to dislodge food from the gaps between the teeth, because the following eight uses will help you to stay... [Read more...]

What To Do in Atlanta This Weekend: April 12 – 14, 2013

Posted on April 12, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment

Normalcy returns to Atlanta this weekend, April 12-14, as the Final Four moves out and the warmer weather and pollen moves back in. That means there are a ton of springtime events, like the Sandy Spring Farmers Market and the Alpharetta Arts Streetfest. If you still want more basketball, the Hawks play on Friday night, and this weekend also marks the debut... [Read more...]

2nd Annual “Stand Up for the Hooch Race & Festival”

Posted on April 10, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment

The 2nd Annual Stand Up for the Hooch Race & Fesitval is a World Paddle Association sanctioned event that has something for everyone, with courses for elite paddlers to beginners, as well as age classes for men, women and children. It is presented by High Country Outfitters, in conjunction with the Upper Chattahoochee River Keepers, the SUP Splash race... [Read more...]

Use Place Mats in These Clever Ways Around Your Apartment in Atlanta

Posted on April 10, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Those impulse buys may seem like a good idea at the time but if you are not careful, you may wind up with a cupboard full of unused stuff. If you are guilty of buying boxes full of place mats but don't want to throw them away, learn about other uses for place mats. Do you have a dull-looking wall in your living room? If so, spruce it up by selecting place... [Read more...]

New Electronic Billing Option at The Preserve at Dunwoody

Posted on April 2, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment
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As the world's population increases and technology advances, we are all beginning to notice the effects the modern way of life is having on the universe. Overflowing landfills, dangerous chemicals, lack of natural resources, changes in the climate -- all of these worrying issues will continue to worsen unless everyone works as a team to be more eco-friendly.... [Read more...]

Keep Those Coffee Grounds! 5 Unusual Uses You Can Try in Your Preserve at Dunwoody Apartment

Posted on March 21, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment
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Do-it-yourself solutions are a great time and money saver, and can conserve resources by reusing everyday items! Check out these unusual uses for coffee grounds: Deodorizer. Place bowls of grounds in closets or freezers to absorb odors. Whole beans can double as a pen jar or potpourri base, and you can rub them on your hands to remove stubborn smells... [Read more...]

Blue Grassroots Music & Arts Festival – Stone Mountain Village

Posted on February 12, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment

Stone Mountain Bluegrass Roots Music and Arts Festival: March 23-24, 2013. The event is recognized as one of the top Bluegrass events in the southeast. ... There is plenty to see and do with 100 artist and over 75 musicians lining the festival route, plus children’s area and many musicians breaking off and holding on the spot jam sessions and free music lessons.... [Read more...]

Did You Know? Atlanta’s Little 5 Points: Nothing Little About Its Entertainment Value By Valerie Baldowski

Posted on January 16, 2013 By thpadmgmt (Edit) Leave a Comment

Atlanta is full of quirky, diverse neighborhoods, and I grew up a stone's throw from one of the most interesting spots: Little Five Points. It's hard to drive through without giving in to the impulse to pull over and sightsee. Little Five Points is listed on the map as one of Atlanta's longtime historic landmarks, but how many who pass through know how it got... [Read more...]

Tips on Saving Money Every Day

Posted on January 2, 2013 By Jennifer Brancaccio (Edit) Leave a Comment
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When you speak with a member of our team about renting 1 and 2 bedroom apartments in Sandy Springs, you are guaranteed to get a good deal. However, the cost of groceries, fuel and other expenses can sometimes leave your bank account looking a little dry. With these money-saving tips, you can spend less everyday and still live an exciting lifestyle. Do you... [Read more...]

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