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  • July 31, 2025 2:17 PM | Anonymous

    WORLD CUP PLANNING FOR VENUES + SMALL BUSINESSES

    Atlanta is one of the host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Mercedes-Benz Stadium set to host eight matches. 

    These matches include five group stage games, one Round of 32 match, one Round of 16 match, and a semi-final

    The tournament, which will be jointly hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States, will be the first to feature 48 teams and will be played in the traditional northern summer months. 

    Match Schedule:

    The group stage matches in Atlanta will be on June 15, 18, 21, 24, and 27.

    Knockout Rounds:

    Atlanta will also host a Round of 32 match on July 1, a Round of 16 match on July 7, and the semi-final match on July 15.

    Economic Impact:

    The tournament is expected to bring significant economic benefits to Atlanta, with estimates suggesting over $1 billion in economic impact.

    Fan Engagement:

    Atlanta is also preparing for significant fan engagement, with plans for public viewing events and fan festivals.

    ACTION ITEMS FOR BUSINESSES
    Register Your Business + Venue

    The City of Atlanta has launched Showcase Atlanta, the official registry for local businesses that want to be part of the action. It’s the go-to directory being promoted to everyone planning their World Cup experience — and if you’re not listed, you’re not likely to be found.

    Registration is quick, free, and open now.

      [Registration Link]

    1. Become a SupplierShowcase AtlantaRegister your business with them using this link.
    2. Register your space/venue with FIFA for sanctioned eventsAtlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau - This is the FWC26 Venue Catalog of spaces on hold for FIFA and their partners.  Please reach out if you would like to participate. 
    3. Volunteer with FIFA – if you are interested n volunteering for the FIFA World Cup, you can sign up through the FIFA Volunteer Community.  Those who register will be notified when the application portal opens in August of 2025.
    4. Host a Watch PartyOverview of Public Viewing Parties for of FIFA’s full regulations —please be sure to review it in its entirety. FIFA Public Viewing Regulations
    5. Brand Guidelines - It’s important that we work within the guidelines that FIFA has defined. This is a good guide for your future messaging/campaigns.

  • June 24, 2025 9:06 PM | Anonymous

    9:30-10:00 AM: Networking  with Coffee and Pastries     10:00-11:00 AM:  BUSINESS MEETING

    • Thank you to our host Mistora for providing coffee and pastries. 

    10:00 AM: Welcome to the Piedmont Heights Business Alliance Meeting! 

    • Welcome: Sachi Takahara, President, Owner of Nakato Japanese Restaurant

    • Introductions: Your name, business name, address and # of years in business (30 secs pp)

    • Host Introduction: Mistora Owner: Jacob Isliker    


    10:15AM: Piedmont Heights Alliance Organization Business

    • Finances:  Bob Glascock, Treasurer, Coldwell Banker:  Current Bank Balance: $34,840.00

      • Atlanta BeltLine Grant: $6000 remaining 

    • Social Content Manager & Member Outreach, JULIE FOSTER  social@pihialliance.com

      • MEMBERS: Tag @pihialliance in your posts and we’ll reshare.  Share your events to social@pihialliance.com to be included in our newsletter. 

      • EVERYONE: Follow @PiHiAlliance on IG & FB.  Like & comment on our posts please! 

    • ATL311 TASK FORCE:  Jasmine Maskell, Liaison, Timeless Tattoo: pihiatl311@gmail.com

      • Submit infrastructure issues with location, photo and we’ll track and get it fixed. 

      • Call 311 in the City of Atlanta and select Supportive Services for PAD.  AtlantaPad.org

      • ATL311’s Supportive Services and PAD now operate from 7:00am – 12:00am, Monday through Friday. PAD teams respond to requests within 30 minutes, addressing immediate needs and connecting individuals experiencing quality of life issues. 

      • To report an encampment email encampments@partnersforhome.org.   PROCESS HERE


    10:25AM: 2025 FOCUS: SHOP SMALL, BUY LOCAL 

    • Beautify Cheshire Bridge: Saturday, June 7th. Thank you to Lindridge Martin Manor, LaVista Park, MLPA, PHCA and South Fork Conservancy for attending the June 7th Beautify Cheshire Bridge. 37 volunteers 50+ bags of trash, 2.5 miles, 2.5 hours.  Read the blog here! 

    • 3rd Annual Taste of PiHi: Sunday, September 28, 2025 3-6pm- Indie Studios. 

    This is a member’s only promotion event!

    • SAVE THE DATE: Beautify Cheshire Bridge:  Saturday November 15, 2025: 9:30 am- Noon. Piedmont to Faulkner. Possible America Recycles day collab with Keep Atlanta Beautiful. 

    • Shop Small Weekend: Friday, November 28-Sunday, November 30, 2025


    CONNECTING TO LOCAL SUPPORTERS: Morningside Lenox Park, LaVista Park, Lindridge Martin-Manor, Manchester HOA and Piedmont Heights. This represents over 6000 households!!! 

    • Next meeting of the Cheshire Bridge Neighborhood Coalition on Monday, August 25, 2025


    SLICE OF PIHI MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

    • Restaurants & Storefronts can join now for $31.40 per month/ $377 year.   JOIN TODAY

    • Current Membership: 56 Members. 14 new members in 2025  Membership Directory

    • Welcome New 2025 Members Since April: Starship/Galaxy, Barking Hound Village, Mistora Tapas & Cocktails, Morningside Lenox Park Association (MLPA), Morris & Fellows, Manchester Community and Midtown Bowl

    • Pending Members: Smith’s Olde Bar, Richard’s Variety



    10:35AM: COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT UPDATE 

    • We won a $60K Grant from Atlanta BeltLine to develop a Community Improvement District for the Cheshire Bridge/Monroe/Piedmont corridors.  SEE MAP HERE

    • HIRING IN PROGRESS: Colleen Kiernan Urban Planner/Designer to lead the CID development

    • COMPLETED: Feasibility Study with KB Advisory Group is complete. SEE HERE

    • COMPLETED: Major Infrastructure Project list by Kimley-Horn.

    • COMPLETED: Buckhead Safety Alliance proposal 


    10:45AM: MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS

    • Nakato Japanese Restaurant: Renovations, To Go and Sushi Making Classes

    • Mistora: 10% to all residents and business owners in July


    FYI: Upcoming Events & Meetings


    SUBSCRIBE TO CALENDAR

    BECOME A MEMBER

    TASTE OF PIHI STATION SIGN UP



    11:00AM: Adjourn: 



  • June 10, 2025 4:47 PM | Anonymous

    June 7th Beautify Cheshire Bridge: Collaboration at It's Best!

    We're thrilled with the incredible turnout of 37 volunteers that collected 47 bags of trash and a lot of big items! The feat of hauling all of the existing bags and construction debris from I-85 to our location was above and beyond- Thank you to the Halpern Crew and Eugene for making that happen! 

    The trash collected included broken glass, yard signs, a huge coil of wire, industrial drill bit, broken traffic cone, underwear, denim shorts, condoms, chicken wing bones, construction materials, back of a large screen TV, a twisted yield sign and a fentanyl test kit along with the usual packaging, water/soda bottles and cigarette butts. WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS!  

    • Thank you to Halpern Enterprises for sponsoring the coordination, breakfast and publicity of the event. 
    • Thank you to Nakato for providing the tent,cooler and chairs...it was hot and the iced water and shade made a big difference. 
    • Thank you to  Neighborhood Associations of Lindridge Martin Manor, LaVista Park, Morningside Lenox Park, Piedmont Heights and the South Fork Conservancy for coming together and caring about the small business commercial corridors of Cheshire Bridge. 
    • Thank you to Keep Atlanta Beautiful for providing the gloves, trash grabbers, safety vests and trash bags. 
    • Thank you to Six Feet Under for providing 50% lunch that day. I made sure to grab a snack and a cold beer!!! 
    • Thank you to Councilmember Wan for showing up and supporting! 

    TAKE A LOOK AT THE PHOTOS

    Album 1

    Album 2

    MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW: Saturday, November 15th from 9:30-Noon on Cheshire Bridge from Piedmont to Faulkner Rd. 


  • May 05, 2025 1:02 PM | Anonymous

    Community Improvement Districts are Transforming Georgia
    By Emory Morsberger – contributor

    April 27, 2025

    Did you know the roundabout that eases your daily commute, the sidewalk you stroll down for lunch or that inviting green space in the middle of your city might not be the result of your local government? In fact, they could very well be the result of a Community Improvement District?

    Across Georgia, these self-taxing districts — formed and funded by commercial property owners — are delivering real, measurable improvements in infrastructure, mobility, beautification and redevelopment. And they’re doing it faster, more efficiently and more strategically than many traditional public funding mechanisms will allow.

    Georgia’s first CID was established in 1988, when business leaders in Cobb County formed the Cumberland CID to address growing traffic and area infrastructure needs. Since then, the model has expanded across the state. More than 30 active CIDs are operating in Georgia today, collectively investing over $1.5 billion in locally generated funds that have leveraged more than $5 billion in additional infrastructure and economic development investments.

    At the heart of the CID model is a simple idea: Property owners know what their community needs, and they’re willing to invest in making it happen, ultimately resulting in increased property values across the district. By using a small additional property tax on commercial properties within their boundaries, CIDs create a pool of funding that stays local — supporting infrastructure, transit and mobility projects that improve quality of life, attract businesses and drive long-term economic success. These districts also work closely with city, county, regional and state agencies — including the Georgia Department of Transportation, MARTA, the Atlanta Regional Commission, Atlanta-Region Transit Link Authority and local governments — to deliver projects through powerful public-private partnerships.

    CIDs come in all shapes and sizes. Some cover vast urban corridors while others serve smaller suburban or industrial areas, but size doesn’t determine impact. Even the smallest CIDs are driving meaningful change in their communities, and many districts are looking to expand their boundaries to meet growing demand, strengthening their ability to improve infrastructure and support new economic development.

    Infrastructure improvement has long been a cornerstone of CID work. The Cumberland CID and Perimeter CIDs have played essential roles in reshaping some of the most complex interchanges in the state, including the I-285/GA 400 interchange and the developing I-285 top end express lanes. These projects are relieving congestion for hundreds of thousands of commuters each day and improving connectivity to two of metro Atlanta’s busiest commercial corridors. Meanwhile, in Gwinnett County, Gateway85 CID has added more than 20 miles of new sidewalks, along with street lighting and landscaping, to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility in one of Georgia’s largest industrial and logistics hubs. In North Fulton, the True North 400 CID is also taking on key infrastructure challenges, advocating for major interchange upgrades and safety enhancements along the GA 400 technology corridor.

    But CIDs do more than move cars more efficiently, they move people. Mobility solutions like the Town Center CID’s bike share program — the first of its kind in Georgia — are helping residents and workers explore alternative ways of getting around. The Airport CIDs are planning for the future by supporting advanced transit concepts like driverless shuttles and recently relaunched a commuter services program to serve 157,000-plus workers in the Atlanta airport area. These efforts help reduce single occupant vehicle miles on the road, reduce emissions and expand access to job centers.

    CIDs also lead the way in redevelopment, often sparking new life in underutilized or declining areas. In Doraville, the Assembly CID is helping transform the former GM plant into a 165-acre innovation district that blends housing, jobs and entertainment. In Gwinnett County, the Gwinnett Place CID has worked hand-in-hand with county leaders to reimagine the long-vacant Gwinnett Place mall site into a vibrant mixed-use development that will serve as a new urban center for the heart of Gwinnett County’s business district. In Lilburn, the CID has played a key role in shaping a walkable, revitalized downtown that blends historic charm with modern amenities.

    Beautification and placemaking are perhaps some of the most visible CID efforts. Midtown Alliance, which operates in a CID boundary, has led the charge in transforming Midtown Atlanta through strict development standards and streetscape enhancements, creating a safer, more walkable urban core. These kinds of visual improvements don’t just make places look better — they help foster community pride, attract new businesses and spur further investment.

    The success of Georgia’s CIDs hasn’t gone unnoticed. New CIDs are forming across the state. The Locust Grove North CID in Henry County was created to support a $10 million road improvement project tied to the development of a major manufacturing facility and the creation of 900 new jobs. As more communities see the impact of CIDs firsthand, interest continues to grow in this model of locally driven investment.

    As Georgia continues to attract new residents and businesses, the need for smart, strategic investment in infrastructure and community development has never been greater. CIDs are stepping up to meet that need — working collaboratively with public partners, leveraging private dollars and making the kinds of improvements that benefit all. Whether you’re walking to work, navigating less traffic or spending time in a safer, cleaner community space, there’s a good chance a CID helped make it happen.


  • May 05, 2025 12:40 PM | Anonymous

    HIRING! URBAN PLANNER/DESIGNER TO LEAD CID FORMATION

    The Piedmont Heights Alliance is seeking a motivated, self-directed recent graduate, or current student with an expected graduation date of Spring 2026 or earlier, in Urban Design, Urban Planning, or a related field to assist in the development and formation of a Community Improvement District (CID) for the greater Piedmont Heights / Cheshire Bridge corridor in Atlanta, GA. This contract position will play a vital role in shaping the future of one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhoods, industrial hubs, and commercial corridors, including Piedmont Avenue, Armour-Ottley, Monroe Drive, Cheshire Bridge Road, as well as the Northeast Segment of the Atlanta BeltLine. This area includes a diverse mix of large employers and small businesses, and is home to over 40 legacy businesses who have been in business for over 30 years. The area serves as a key connection point for over 30,000 daily commuters and is home to roughly 20,000 residents.

    The successful candidate will influence a broad spectrum of improvements and help to grow a historic neighborhood with rich cultural and commercial significance, collaborating with local businesses, neighborhood associations, city stakeholders, and various governmental and non-governmental funding sources.

    See the full job description and how to apply HERE



  • May 05, 2025 12:32 PM | Anonymous

    April 23rd Quarterly Meeting Recap

    Thank you to Timeless Tattoo, Lavista, Coldwell Banker, Virtue & Vice, F&B Group, Blue Moon Productions, Ltd., The Colonnade Atlanta, Northwood Office, Starship, Midtown Bowl, Warren Epstein & Associates, Nakato, Wimbledon Suites, Stacy's Pharmacy, Armour Junction, Starship, Mr.Natural Superior Soil, LaVista Park Civic Assoc., Mistora Kitchen, PAD and idealDESIGN,inc for attending. 

    10:00 AM: Welcome to the Piedmont Heights Business Alliance Meeting! 

    • Welcome: Sachi Takahara, President, Owner of Nakato Japanese Restaurant

    • Introductions: Your name, business name, address and # of years in business (30 secs pp)

    • Host Introduction: Midtown Bowl: Tia Allen and Seth Somerstein

    10:15AM: Piedmont Heights Alliance Organization Business

    • Finances:  Bob Glascock, Treasurer, Coldwell Banker:  Current Bank Balance: $35,105.43

      • Atlanta BeltLine Grant: $6000 remaining 

    • Social Content Manager & Member Outreach, JULIE FOSTER social@pihialliance.com

      • MEMBERS: Tag @pihialliance in your posts and we’ll reshare.  Share your events to social@pihialliance.com to be included in our newsletter. 

      • EVERYONE: Follow @PiHiAlliance on IG & FB.  Like & comment on our posts please! 

    • ATL311 TASK FORCE:  Jasmine Maskell, Liaison, Timeless Tattoo: pihiatl311@gmail.com

      • Submit infrastructure issues with location, photo and we’ll track and get it fixed. 

      • WE NEED YOU TO ATTEND!Court Case for Happy Hermans/Ace/Dry Cleaners & Diner located at 2299, 2297 and 2277 Cheshire Bridge on Tuesday April 29 @ 9:00am City of Atlanta Municipal Court, 150 Garnett Street, Court Room 5C at 9AM.

    10:25AM: GUEST PRESENTATION: Policing Alternatives and Diversion Initiative. (PAD) 

    • Call 311 in the City of Atlanta and select Supportive Services for PAD.  AtlantaPad.org

    • ATL311’s Supportive Services and PAD now operate from 7:00am – 12:00am, Monday through Friday. PAD teams respond to requests within 30 minutes, addressing immediate needs and connecting individuals experiencing quality of life issues. 

    • To report an encampment email encampments@partnersforhome.org.   SEE PROCESS HERE


    10:35AM: 2025 FOCUS: SHOP SMALL, BUY LOCAL 

    MARCH RECAP: 

    • Pi~Hi Days: Friday, March 14-Sunday, March 16, 2025

      • 15 members participated. 3 new members added. Increased social followers by 12%! 

    • Ansley Mall/BeltLine Clean Up: Saturday, March 15, 2025 

      • 75 volunteers, 2 miles, 2.5 hours. 50+ bags of trash. Thank you Selig Enterprises, Georgia Power, Nakato Japanese Restaurant, Creative Punch Design and Ansley Golf Course. 

    UPCOMING

    • Beautify Cheshire Bridge: Saturday, May 17th from 9:30-Noon. Meet at Tara Theatre. Collaboration with Lindridge Martin-Manor Neighborhood Assoc. and LaVista Park Civic Association. Sponsored by Halpern Enterprises. Breakfast & equipment provided. VOLUNTEER 

    • 3rd Annual Taste of PiHi: Sunday, September 28, 2025 3-6pm- SIGN UP BEGINS IN MAY! 

    • Shop Small Weekend: Friday, November 28-Sunday, November 30, 2025


    CONNECTING TO LOCAL SUPPORTERS: Morningside Lenox Park, LaVista Park, Lindridge Martin-Manor, and Piedmont Heights. This represents over 5000 households!!! 

    • Next meeting of the Cheshire Bridge Neighborhood Coalition on Monday, April 28 @ 11am! 


    SLICE OF PIHI MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

    • Restaurants & Storefronts can join now for $31.40 per month/ $377 year.   JOIN TODAY

    • Current Membership: 56 Members. 9 new members in 2025  Membership Directory

    • Welcome New 2025 Members: Painted Pickle, Starship Enterprises of Atlanta, Level 7 salon, Bantam & Biddy, Midtown Family Wellness, G&R General Contractors, Morningside Lenox Park Association (MLPA), Optimal Capital, LLC and Ansley Wine Merchants

    • Thank you MARCH Renewing Members: Atlanta Track Club,ASW Distillery, She's Wired, Woof's Atlanta, Ultimate Bodies by Carlos, Timeless Tattoo and The Mendez Foundation

    • Pending Members: Smith’s Olde Bar, Richard’s Variety

    10:45AM: COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT UPDATE 

    • We won a $60K Grant from Atlanta BeltLine to develop a Community Improvement District for the Cheshire Bridge/Monroe/Piedmont corridors.  SEE MAP HERE

    • COMPLETED: Feasibility Study with KB Advisory Group is complete. SEE HERE

    • COMPLETED: Major Infrastructure Project list by Kimley-Horn.

    • COMPLETED: Buckhead Safety Alliance proposal 

    • SEEKING Urban Planner/Designer to lead the CID parcel map and petition process.  Job Post

    • More info    Show Your Support-Fill out Form

    FYI: Upcoming Events & Meetings

    • Wednesday, May 21, 7pm: NPU-F Meeting  More info


    11:00AM: Adjourn: NEXT MEETING IS JUNE 25, 2025 @ 9:30AM Mistora Tapas at 1620 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30324. 



  • May 05, 2025 12:21 PM | Anonymous

    Unsheltered Resources: PAD + Partners for HOME

    • Call 311 in the City of Atlanta and select Supportive Services for PAD. 

    • AtlantaPad.org

    • ATL311’s Supportive Services and PAD now operate from 7:00am – 12:00am, Monday through Friday. PAD teams respond to requests within 30 minutes, addressing immediate needs and connecting individuals experiencing quality of life issues. 

    • WHO TO CALL INFO

    • FAQ'S

    • FULL LIST OF UNSHELTERED RESOURCES

    ENCAMPMENTS
    • To report an encampment email encampments@partnersforhome.org.   SEE PROCESS HERE


  • April 29, 2025 4:39 PM | Anonymous

    Grand Vision for Piedmont Park's Future by Urbanize Atlanta

    April 24, 2025, 3:43PMJosh Green


    If you adore Atlanta’s marquee greenspace today, just imagine if—or when—all of this comes to fruition. 

    Following more than 30 public engagement events, 1,500 surveys from Atlantans, and extensive fundraising efforts that netted more than $3 million, Piedmont Park’s first Comprehensive Plan in 25 years was officially uncloaked during a landmark event today. 

    More than 500 guests, stakeholders, and park supporters gathered for The Piedmont Park Conservancy’s 28th Annual Landmark Luncheon—an event that took in another $500,000 in contributions. Coined “The Big Reveal,” the unveiling of the comprehensive plan outlined how Atlanta’s most-visited park could expand and evolve in coming years, in terms of functionality, access, and some truly unique features. 

    READ THE FULL ARTICLE AND SEE THE PHOTOS

  • March 26, 2025 1:58 PM | Anonymous

    Atlanta Local Legacy honors businesses 30 years and older

    Legacy Business Launch event! Legacy Businesses are extremely important to the fabric of our great city, and we want you to join us as we celebrate them.

    The launch event will take place at Pittsburgh Yards on April 1, from 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm. The event will include remarks from the Mayor as he will be in attendance, food, a DJ and networking opportunities.

    A Legacy Business is a business that has been operating for 30 years or more and contributes to the history, culture, and identity of Atlanta.  The Legacy Business Program is comprised of several components designed to benefit Legacy Businesses inclusive of the Small Business Improvement Grant (TAD's), Legacy Empowerment Grant and the Atlanta Local Legacy business registry. All of these components are to ensure that Legacy Businesses are in place and thriving for another 30 years. 

    Legacy Business Launch Registration Link

    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/atlanta-local-legacy-business-celebration-tickets-1281169535569?aff=oddtdtcreator 

    Atlanta Local Legacy

    https://www.investatlanta.com/businesses/small-businesses/atlanta-local-legacy-program 


  • March 20, 2025 9:53 AM | Anonymous

    Thank you!!! Beautify PiHi on March 15th was a community success! 


    The Piedmont Heights Business Alliance and the Piedmont Heights Civic Association are so thankful to everyone who supported the Beautify PiHi clean up on Saturday, March 15th. We are so grateful to the 73 volunteers from nearby residents, Selig Enterprises, Georgia Power, business owners and people who care about supporting small businesses! Thank you volunteers! 


    • Thank you to Selig Enterprises for sponsoring the event, providing breakfast as well as the  perfect meeting spot at Ansley Mall. We were so thrilled to have the Selig family in attendance. 

    • Thank you to the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership for providing trash grabbers, garbage bags, volunteers and a community outreach booth. 

    • Thank you to the Ansley Golf Course for picking up the bags and disposing them into the dumpster- we couldn’t have done it without your golf carts! 

    • Thank you to City of Atlanta City council member, Alex Wan, for attending and speaking with so many neighbors and business owners. 

    • Thank you to Fire Station 22 for providing EMT services. Thank goodness we didn’t need it. 

    • Thank you to PiHi Alliance members Nabo and Midtown Family Wellness for being a pop-up with us. I wonder who won the free massage and pizza oven? 

    • Thank you to Creative Punch Design for the great graphics! 

    • Thank you to the PiHi Alliance and Piedmont Heights Civic Association volunteer board members-Sachi Takahra, Jan Epstein, Bob Glascock, Susan Kanelos and Kris Martin for coordinating the event, leading clean up teams and being an awesome year-round volunteer.


    Our efforts covered 2 miles along the NE trail of the Atlanta BeltLine and streets around Ansley Mall including Montgomery Ferry, Monroe Drive and Piedmont Avenue from Clear Creek to Pelham. 

    • The eager crew collected over 50 full bags of trash filled with cigarette butts, a lot of stir straws, a push broom, an Apple watch, boxes, broken glass, chip and candy wrappers, plastic cups and straws, bottles, cans, a bra, khaki pants, shoes, a car bumper and windshield, a positive pregnancy test, a smashed radio, books, a Beyonce CD and even a prom dress. 

    • Wow, so glad all that trash is longer on our streets.


    Beautify PiHi supports residents, small businesses and everyone who frequents the commercial districts of the greater Piedmont Heights. 

    • Our next clean up will be in collaboration with the Lindridge Martin-Manor Neighborhood Association on Saturday, May 17th from 9:30-Noon focused on Cheshire Bridge Road.

    •  Sign up here



    Thank you for cleaning up Piedmont Heights on March 15th. We appreciate your support! 

    SEE THE PHOTOS HERE



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