An open letter to Atlanta's next mayor.

Mary Norwood was willing to deprive most of the city of its regular police protection while her own affluent neighborhood paid for a private security force.

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A re-endorsement

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“The whole situation could have been avoided had the officers simply moved to a position where Mr. Deadwyler could have seen them.”

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 Atlanta’s It List 2009

Herring claims that Borders used her position as Atlanta City Council president to secretly lobby state legislators on behalf of her then-employer, Cousins Properties.

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No matter who Atlantans elect for mayor, if they don’t demand transparency now, they won’t see much change at City Hall