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Welcome to the Sandy Springs community website. This site was created in order to give the Sandy Springs area a free, interactive and comprehensive site that will serve as a one-stop source for community news and information. This site offers constantly updated, pertinent news provided by contributors in the community including civic organizations, schools, charities, local businesses and many more.

Best of all, anyone can join the conversation. The Sandy Springs events calendar provides information on upcoming events and activities important to the community, from local festivals to sports league signups. Our Neighborhood section provides information on all the Sandy Springs homes, condos and townhomes. It even includes the latest on new construction in Sandy Springs.

The Business section provides information on all the great local businesses, from your local florist to your local wine shop. And be sure to check out the Restaurants section. We have all the info on where to eat when you just have a craving for something good to eat. The Parks and Recreation section is dedicated to provided the latest information related to area parks, new upgrades and so much more. The Real Estate section will have the latest on what’s happening in Sandy Springs regarding new developments and area improvements.

Ultimately, there is no limit to what a community can do when it comes together. AllAboutSandySprings.com is just one way for us all to create a better community. Your comments and input are always welcome. The more involved you become, the greater resource we will be able to provide to those living in the Sandy Springs area or those considering relocating to the Sandy Springs community.

Best of all, AllAboutSandySprings.com would love your help in providing the latest updates, stories, events, etc. about this great community. If you are interested in participating, feel free to contact us.

Breaking News…Santa Claus is on his way

Great news. It appears that Santa is on schedule and is heading across the Atlantic Ocean as we write this. So it may be time to get the cookies and milk ready and get the kids tucked into their beds for the night. Santa is on his way to the Sandy Springs area, so be ready.

If you’re one of those people who have actually lit a fire in their fireplace in this warm weather, make sure you put it out before Santa arrives. He never likes it when his britches get singed.

Also, if you want to keep up to date on Santa’s progress, click here for the Santa Tracker.

Happy Holidays from the team here at AllAboutSandySprings.com.

Sandy Springs Holiday Toy Collection

Sandy Springs four fire stations and police department headquarters are taking unwrapped toys for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) this holiday season. Donations may be made until December 21st at the following locations:

Sandy Springs Fire Station #1, 1425 Spalding Drive
Sandy Springs Fire Station #2, 139 Johnson Ferry Road
Sandy Springs Fire Station #3, 6025 Heards Road
Sandy Springs Fire Station #4, 4697 Wieuca Road
Sandy Springs Police Department Headquarters (9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.), 5995 Barfield Road.

CHOA serves patients from infants through 21 years of age. The toys will be delivered by the Sandy Springs fire and police personnel on December 23rd to patients who are in Children’s Hospital of Atlanta during the holidays.

For more information, please call the Citizen Response Center at 770-730-5600.

Every Dog Has Its Day…Eventually

Sandy Springs dogs would be disappointed to know that a tract of land proposed to provide them with a playground has been deemed to valuable for dogs.  The proposed dog park was to be erected at Great Park at Morgan Falls, an area north of Morgan Falls dam, however after city workers removed bamboo from the bluff a stunning riverfront view was revealed.

It appears as though plans for the dog park have been put on permanent hold while city officials decide how to proceed.  The view from the bluff is quite extraordinary and many city officials feel it would be better served as an oasis for Sandy Springs residents, not their dogs.

As it stands, city officials will continue to search for a location for the dogs, but for now they’ll have to wait to have “their day”.

If you are in search of a local dog park to take your four legged friend, try the East Roswell Park’s dog park, which is just north of Sandy Springs or Piedmont dog park just south of Sandy Springs.