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NEIGHBOR
CABBAGETOWN
Vol.18/No. 6
CABBAGETOWN NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
June 2010
What’s Inside
177 ESTORIA STREET · ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30316
SEABA Updates
Ask The Wood Guy
Life in the Cabbage Hood
Real Estate Report
Calendar
Cabbage Patch Pups
Calendar
Classifieds
Word Search
Community Center Meetings
The Pardoned Eden
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The next Neighborhood Meeting
will be held on
Tuesday, June 8th
at the Community Center *
Agenda
1. Welcome and pizza
2. UDC cases tba
3. Committee and officer reports:
4. Brief announcements and upcoming
events
* CNIA meetings are usually held the second
Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm at the
Community Center, 177 Estoria St.
CI Board Meeting
Monday, June 14, 7:00 pm
Want to book the Community Center?
Cabbagetown residents receive a discounted
rate ($100 for up to four hours) Contact Dan
at Communitycenter@Cabbagetown.com or
call 404-317-2379
3 Points Park
At the April CNIA meeting we established a triangle committee to oversee the
development of our new land. What land would that be? It is a small corner
where Gaskill and Estoria meet, that is the current home of some grass, but not
much else. We had a hard time getting the deed to the triangle, but it looks like
it’s finally ours. Most people that lived in Cabbagetown their whole lives call that
corner “3 Points” so at the May meeting, the neighborhood voted to start calling
the triangle “3 Points Park.”
So far, the Three Points Park Committee has created a list of potential ideas for the
area that include the following:
– A Gazebo that is open on two sides with benches on the inside.
– Two historic markers, one by the Georgia Historical Society
about the Civil War, and one detailing the history of cabbagetown.
– A brick sidewalk all the way around.
– A large white Oak tree to replace the one that was knocked over
by the tornado.
– An 1880s style gas street light with a cast iron dog station with a
waste basket and disposable bags.
– A drinking fountain for both people and dogs.
– Flower beds with a grass lawn.
The entire idea is to have a “village green,” where people could meet up, get a drink
of water for them and their dogs and get out of the sun. If you have any ideas or
have concerns about the current ones, please come to the June CNIA meeting
where we will put these ideas to a vote.
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Cabbagetown Neighbor
City of Atlanta Service Numbers
CABBAGETOWN NEIGHBOR is a monthly newsletter
produced by the Cabbagetown Neighborhood Improvement
Association (CNIA), a non-profit organization. Publication
is supported by advertisers. Classified ads of 25 words or
less and announcements are free of charge to residents.
Please submit news articles, announcements, and ads to:
newsletter@cabbagetown.com. Previously published issues and
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at www.cabbagetown.com.
CNIA Board of Directors:
President
Ashley McCartney......ashmccartney@gmail.com
Vice President
Barbara Keeney......barbara.keeney@gmail.com, 404-317-8709
Treasurer
Tracy Garvin......tracy-garvin@clear.net
Recording Secretary
John Dirga...... johndirga@gmail.com, 404-222-0644
Corresponding Secretary
Celine Bufkin......cbufkin@gmail.com, 404-524-5434
Missed Trash Pick-ups
Bureau of Parks Work Order Office
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Traffic Concerns
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Atlanta Workforce Development
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404-330-6333
404-330-6333
404-330-6281
404-330-6501
404-330-6175
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404-658-9675
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404-624-0753
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404-853-3431
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Zoe Chamberlain......zoekellen@gmail.com
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Jiri Vala...... jiri.vala@jwt.com
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June 2010/Page 3
SEABA Updates
Ashley McCartney and Jeffrey E. Rogers, Sr.
SEABA (South East Atlanta Business Association) was created through the
merger of the Reynoldstown/Cabbagetown Business Association and the
Grant Park Merchants Association in 2006. Our most important goals are to
strengthen and grow the business community and enhance the quality of life
for all residents. SEABA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation operated
by volunteers.
If you missed our May Soiree at Agave, you missed out!
We had a great crowd! Agave, of course, provided delicious
food and drinks as well as superb service. Their hospitality is
greatly appreciated. All who attended had the opportunity to
share information about his or her business and get to know
new faces around town. It was a networking success!
On June 17, 2010, our Business Meeting will be held at Six
Feet Under Fish House & Pub from 7:30 a.m. until 9:15 a.m.
We will again start the meeting with our new networking
strategy when each attendee provides a brief presentation
about his or her business. Also, you will learn specifically
how SEABA can help promote and grow your business
success. Please check our website (www.SEABAga.org) for
updates. Friendly and eclectic conversations abound! Come
join us and find out what’s happening around town.
SEABA alternates regular monthly happenings on the 3rd
Thursday with either Meetings (presentations, discussions,
information exchanges) at Six Feet Under or Soirees
(informal networking parties) at various local establishments.
All are welcome to join us for any of these events.
Please check the SEABA website www.seabaga.org for
information about our new membership guidelines,
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strategic plans for 2010. If you would like to be on our
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Cabbagetown Neighbor
Life in The Cabbagehood
I Think I Will Wear a Red Dress?
Since starting my own event
planning service almost a year ago
I have been pleasantly surprised
with the steady flow of work. One
would think that special events and
parties would be the first things
affected by our current economy
but nothing solves the blues like a
good party. I had been a special
event and fundraising coordinator
for more than fifteen years in the
Mikel Dominiack
not-for-profit world and another
Traceman@Live.com
five in the corporate world. I knew
I had the experience but it was a
bit unsettling to realize I was solely responsible for everything. If
you have a bad month or two things could go south relatively easy.
Although, gays and lesbians cannot,yet, get legally married; frisky
heterosexuals are pairing up in record numbers, and am I ever
thankful for that.
different papers that all look white, spend hours at the dress shop,
and then try to do a guest list and seating plans; Hire A Professional!
Save yourself and steer your bride to a wedding coordinator. They
will become new BFF’s and leave you to watch your games. I highly
recommend the folks at Tracers Design Group at
www.tracers.design.officelive.com (shameless plug)
Don’t forget to sign up for the Light-Up the Night Porch decorating
contest being held on June 11, 2010. You can get an entry form by
requesting one at light.up.the.night@live.com.
Have a great start to your summer and I hope to run into you in
the cabbagehood.
It’s kept me extremely busy and out of the red. Recently, I was
planning a wedding at the Georgian Terrace for Pauline O’Dowd,
who met her husband-to-be at Agave. He had forgot his credit card on
the bar and she ran into the middle of boulevard stopping traffic to
return it. Tony “The Builder” Mancuso called Lisa the Agave barista
the following day to inquire about how he may be able to contact his
Florence Nightingale. In a blink of an eye they were engaged.
Poor Pauline, she can barely lift her hand due to the 4.5ct emerald
cut diamond engagement ring weighing it down. The exquisite
engagement ring announces to the world in blinding brilliance,
“This girl is mine!” Their wedding has been meticulously thought
out and planned. Guests will be greeted by a grand almost, “days
gone by” glamour. From one end of the wedding spectrum to the
other former, Cabbagetown residents Michael Garbett and Erin
Mabel tied the knot in a romantic ceremony at David Thayer
Gardens, with just fewer than one hundred guests in attendance.
The always beautiful gardens where transformed by thousands of
twinkling lights and candles. Custom floral arrangements of yellow
and white added bright bursts of color as the couple exchanged vows
under a canopy of bamboo. Tables where placed throughout the
gardens, mason jars filled with the bride’s favorite flowers adorned
each of them. I have learned that when it comes to planning a
wedding, what you may think a bride wants is often times the
opposite. The “laid back” becomes interested in ALL the details.
The “I don’t want a traditional wedding” is the one who selects
white on white, placards and orchestras. So guys take my advice,
unless you want to taste twenty-five different cakes, compare fifty
An improvised performance at Cabbagetown Park from the 2010 Mondo
Homo event. Photo by Sasha Von Hanna
Cabbagetown Neighbor
June 2010/Page 5
Now making our own ice cream in-house.
Plus all the favorites: burgers; cubans, banh mi;
hot dogs and fried pickles
Local dairy, meats and produce
Mexican (HFCS-free) pop
Pixie Stix and toilet paper
www.cabbagetownmarket.com
Don't forget Cabbagetown Reunion Day:
Saturday, June 5th
Follow us on facebook for daily specials.
Cabbagetown Market & Grill
198 Carroll Street
404-524-4539
(call ahead for pick-up)
Page 6/June 2010
Cabbagetown Neighbor
What’s Happening with Real Estate in Our Community
Houses For Sale
Asking Price
147 Powell Street
$519,900
4 BD/3.5 BA
230 Carroll Street
$360,000
2 BD/1 BA
107 Pearl Street
$289,000
3 BD/3 BA
680 Gaskill Street
$275,000
2 BD/2 BA
224 Berean Avenue
$270,000
3 BD/2 BA
172 Berean Avenue
$265,000
3 BD/2 BA
679 Kirkwood Avenue $257,500
3 BD/1 BA
244 Estoria Street
$249,900
3 BD/3.5 BA
155 Savannah Street
$225,000
2 BD/2 BA
223 Carroll Street
$219,900
2 BD/1.5 BA
724 Mollie Street
$212,000
1 BD/1.5 BA
795 Kirkwood Avenue $169,900
3 BD/2 BA
139 Savannah Street
$75,000
1 BD/1 BA
Lots For Sale 731 Mollie Street
Under 1/3 Acre
192 Carroll Street
Under 1/3 Acre
Asking Price
$110,000
Multi-Dwelling 107 Pearl Street
Triplex
Asking Price
$289,000
$149,900
Commercial For Sale Asking Price
230 Carroll Street
$360,000
Commercial, Office, Retail
Condos/Lofts For Sale
Milltown Lofts
Unit 202
2 BD/1.5 BA
Unit 301
2 BD/1.5 BA
Unit 710
2 BD/2 BA
Unit 208
2 BD/1.5 BA
Unit 201
2 BD/1 BA
Unit 501
1 BD/1 BA
The Stacks
Unit H523
Asking
791 Wylie
$210,000
$205,000
$199,900
$195,000
$185,000
$110,000
170 Boulevard
$589,000
1 BD/1 BA
Unit E315
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E228
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E118
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E304
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E110
2 BD/2 BA
Unit H508
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E328
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E403
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E303
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E223
2 BD/2 BA
Unit H120
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H227
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H315
1 BD/1 BA
Unit E227
1 BD/1 BA
Unit E207
1 BD/1 BA
Unit F103
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H404
1 BD/1 BA
Unit E006
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H119
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H218
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H416
1 BD/1 BA
Unit E002
1 BD/1 BA
$329,900
$259,900
$259,900
$259,900
$249,900
$249,500
$239,900
$229,900
$225,900
$205,900
$195,000
$194,500
$169,000
$168,900
$159,900
$155,000
$154,900
$149,900
$140,000
$125,000
$124,900
$115,900
Reynoldstown Sq
Unit 799
2 BD/2.5 BA
799 Field St.
$210,000
South Park Lofts
Unit 50
174 Chester St.
$199,900
2 BD/2.5 BA
Unit 54
2 BD/2.5 BA
Powell Street
Unit 6
2 BD/1 BA
$199,000
$155,000
Condos/Lofts Under Cont. Price
The Stacks
170 Boulevard
Unit D302
$168,900
1 BD/1 BA
Unit E123
$199,900
2 BD/2 BA
Unit E001
$109,900
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H402
$181,900
2 BD/2 BA
UnitE008
$139,900
1 BD/1 BA
South Park Lofts
174 Chester St.
Unit 106
$160,000
1 BD/1 BA
Unit 104
$159,900
2 BD/2 BA
Condos/Lofts Sold
Price
The Stacks
170 Boulevard
Unit H413
$128,000
1 BD/1 BA
Unit H229
$115,000
1 BD/1 BA
Reynoldstown Sq
Unit 30
1 BD/1 BA
806 Marcus St.
$130,000
This information is provided by
Lynne Splinter Realtors using the
First Multiple Listing records and
data from Housing and Urban
Development postings. The
information is not guaranteed or
warranted. Any questions regarding
real estate in the Cabbagetown area
can be directed to the following
resident agents:
Nadia Giordani .............404-221-1777
Lynne Splinter . .............404-582-0006
Judy Staples ..................404-271-7824
Debbie Weeks . .............404-272-1906
Cabbagetown Neighbor
June 2010/Page 7
Things to do in or about Cabbagetown
Page 8/June 2010
Reason To Be Pretty
Broadway’s hit play Reasons To Be Pretty comes to Atlanta
for the first time ever, presented by the Pinch N’Ouch
Theatre on the Hertz Stage at the Woodruff Arts Center.
Reasons To Be Pretty introduces Greg, a blue-collar
everyman who really, truly adores his girlfriend, Steph.
Unfortunately, he also thinks she has a few physical
imperfections, and when he casually mentions them, all
hell breaks loose. read more
Wednesday, June 9 8:00PM
at Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, GA
Studioplex Art Stroll -
Tour resident artists’ studios and galleries.
Wednesday, 6/9 6:00p to Monday, May 25 (2020)
8:00PM at Studioplex, Atlanta, GA Price: Free Phone:
(404) 523-4467
Atlanta Singles Ball
*Book Clubs Invited*
Accepts all major credit cards
payments@singlesball.info (Payments Accepted)
General Admission $25.00 by May 30th, 2010
General Admission after May 30th $30.00
General Admission-Dinner $50.00
General Admission after May 30th $55.
Saturday, 6/12 7:00PM
at Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, GA
6/12, 2010 At 7PM
Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival
The Reynoldstown Wheelbarrow Festival is celebrating
its 15th annual event on Saturday, June 12, 2010. This
is shaping up to be our biggest and best year ever! After
taking the festival into the streets of Reynoldstown
last year, we’ve been able to attract bigger names in
entertainment, a larger selection of vendors (arts, fashion,
food, and beverages), and a diverse crowd of our Atlanta
neighbors enjoying the festivities.
Saturday, 6/12 11:00AM to 11:00PM
at Lang Carson Recreation Center, Atlanta, GA
Cabbagetown Neighbor
Publix Friday Night Fireworks
Following each Friday night Braves game fans can enjoy
a fireworks extravaganza. Go to www.braves.com for
more details.
Friday, 6/18 7:30PM
at Turner Field (Home of the Atlanta Braves),
Atlanta, GA
Funky Garden Art Show
Garden*Hood presents handmade sculpture, statuary and
accessories displayed by Atlanta’s hottest local artists
throughout the garden center’s creatively designed grounds.
The artwork of local artists (the Works) to be displayed will
be selected by a jury of Atlanta’s best garden designers, led by
Garden*Hood’s own, David McMullin.
Saturday, 6/19, 10AM – 6PM
Lot & Parcel
BurnAway would like to invite you and your neighbors to join
us for the opening of our first exhibit, Lot & Parcel: Artists
Map Atlanta. The exhibition features artists’ maps of Atlanta
neighborhoods, including yours! Your neighborhood’s residents
are invited to attend the event and celebrate our city’s living
spaces. Please feel free to forward the information about this
event to your Neighbors Association! Featuring music by DJ
Heart Disease and Tom & Rusty aka DJ FatherMotherGod
Saturday, 6/19, 7 to 11PM
location The Goat Farm / 1200 Foster Street
info 404 273 0671 / burnawayga@gmail.com
Tickets are $5 at the door.
Red Stripe MidSummer Music Festival
Come out and celebrate the longest day of the calendar year
with a free event, benefiting the Candler Park Neighborhood
Organization, featuring music by The Wailers and Better Than
Ezra, over 40 vendors in the Artist Market, the Go Green
Zone, great food, a 790 The Zone 5K (benefiting Mary Lynn
Elementary School), Cool Ray Kidz Zone, and the largest
collection of drinking activities with the Hang Out Sports Area
Saturday, 6/19 12:00PM to 11:00PM
at Candler Park, Atlanta, GA
Artistic collaboration between over 100 artists and 30
bands. Featuring live performances by local hits: Warm
in the Wake, The Booze, Cinetrope, Gringo Star, and
Underhill Rose. And of course, tasty barbecue! 6/116/13. 2846 Franklin St., Avondale Estates (Decatur/
Oakhurst), GA. More info: 404-299-5556 or
bartwebbstudios.com
Have something to sell, to trade, to give away? Have an
apartment or house for rent? Have a service to offer?
Let Cabbagetown know about it! Classified ads for
Cabbagetown residents are FREE! up to 25 words. If
you have more than 25 words or a nonresident ads are
only 25¢ a word. Send all classified ads to newsletter@
cabbagetown.com or call Justin at 404-452-4105.
Classifieds
3rd Annual Avondale Estates Art-B-Que
Cabbagetown Neighbor
June 2010/Page 9
The Neighborhood Crime Report
Jiri Vala, Public Safety Officer Chair
170 Boulevard SE 5/10/2010 (12:00-12:24) Monday
1255 Caroline St NE 4/22/2010 (21:15-21:45) Thur Eve
Apartment
Parking lot
Victim 1: B/M, 39 YOA, lives on Victory Dr in Atlanta
Victim lives in Stone Mountain
Victim 2: B/M 39 YOA, lives at location
2005 Nissan Sentra, GA Tag# BVJ4286
Weapon: Gun
Victim advised he parked his vehicle at location. When he returned
the vehicle was gone. Police viewed Target surveillance cameras and
were able to see listed suspects take victim’s vehicle.
Female suspect came to location and asked to use the restroom.
Victim 1 recognized female as victim 2’s acquaintance, so he let her
in. Short while later 3 other suspects came into the location and said
they were with the female suspect. Victim 2 was not at location, but
spoke with the female suspect on the phone while she was at the
location. After the phone call one of the male suspects put a gun to
his head and made him sit on the couch, then another suspect told
him to go in the bathroom. He was held in the bathroom at gun
point by one of the male suspects until everyone left. He advised the
gun used was victim 2’s, which was confirmed missing by victim 2
out of his bedroom.
Taken: 3 laptop computers, cell phone, microphone, .40 cal gun
Suspect: B/F, Trinisa Murphy
Suspects: 3 B/M’s
1217 Caroline St NE 5/6/2010 (15:50-16:30) Thur Eve
Victim left laptop sitting on a table at location while she went to
get another book. When she returned the laptop was gone. Witness
advised male that was sitting behind victim left out the store very
quickly. Video at location did not capture incident.
Taken: Laptop computer
Suspect: B/M, 5’09”
711 Wylie St SE 4/27 (23:00) 4/28 (15:00)
Unknown
Victim lives on Pearl St in Atlanta
2007 Chevy Cavalier
Someone made entry through front passenger side window and stole
listed items.
Taken: Back pack, jewelry
Prints attempted
606 779 Fulton Ter SE
Unknown
Victim lives on Chattahoochee Ave in Atlanta
2003 GMC Yukon
Someone damaged vehicle door and entered vehicle stealing
listed items.
Taken: Car radio
Prints attempted
Suspects: 2 White individuals
This Month’s Bonus Crime:*
1910 Bixby St SE 4/20/2010 (02:10-02:14) Tues Morning
Outside apartment complex
Victim: B/M, 50 YOA, lives on Memorial Dr
Weapon: Handgun
Witness advised she heard gunshots outside then heard the victim
state “no, don’t do it like that.” She stated then there were four
more shots. She advised victim had just left her apartment. Witness
walked outside and saw suspects going through victim’s pockets.
Suspect 1 had a gun in his hand. Suspects fled in listed vehicle.
Witness stated suspects hang out at 251 Candler Rd. Victim shot 4
times in shoulder, jaw, forearm and wrist.
Suspect 1: B/M, “Fay”, 6’04” 180lbs, has dreads
Suspect 2: B/M, “E”, 6’01” 180lbs
Suspect Vehicle: Cream Dodge Magnum
*The monthly bonus crime is a new feature. Space permitting, a
crime is chosen from Zone 6 at large to offer a perspective on
crime in neighborhoods surrounding Cabbagetown.
Page 10/June 2010
Cabbagetown Neighbor
Cabbage Patch Pups
Name: Marley Frank
Name: Mona
Home: Estoria Street
Home: Estoria Street
Age: 4 ½
Age: 3
Breed: Lab Terrier Mix
Breed: Boxer
Weight: 75lbs
Weight: 40lbs
Worst Habit: Eating anything and everything
Worst Habit: Doesn’t listen & Talks a lot
Bio:
Marley was rescued from a bad situation, as a puppy. He was an only child for 2 years before his mischievous little sister
moved in. It was love at first sight when Mona met Marley Frank. Marley watched as Mona learned all sorts of new tricks
like opening the fridge to eat all the cupcakes and salsa. He was not pleased. But what does please Marley is to eat grass and
acorns while Mona basks in the sun in their beautiful Cabbagetown backyard.
Next Cabbagetown
Neighbor deadline is
Friday, June 25th!
Cabbagetown Neighbor
June 2010/Page 11
A Cabbage Life
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FRIENDLY
MULBERRY
BEREAN
GASKILL
PEARL
CABBAGETOWN
HISTORIC
PWELL
CARROLL
ISWALD
SAVANNAH
COMMUNITY
KIRKWOOD
SHORT
COTTONMILL
MILLTOWN
ESTORIA
MOLLIE
Some pictures of bird making at the community center for the Cabbagetown
Artist Tribe’s installation, “the Pardoned Eden” which is part of a Beltline
art project. Photos by Duwan Dunn.
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