Although it has abandoned its plans to build a rail transfer facility on the Chattahoochee Brick Co. in west Atlanta, Norfolk Southern will complete the environmental cleanup of the 75-acre site.
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Sacred site to be declared at Chattahoochee Brick Co.
The grounds of the Chattahoochee Brick Co. are to be designated Saturday as a sacred site in a ceremony supported by a number of local and national advocates for civil and human rights.
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Cousins Properties facilitates removal of Confederate statue from Peachtree Street
Cousins Properties has succeeded in its call for the swift removal of a statue of a Confederate cavalryman who later was the first president of a predecessor of Norfolk Southern Railway. The statue is at the gateway of the building in Midtown Cousins purchased from Norfolk Southern.
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Reparations: Starting point should be promise of ’40 acres of tillable ground’
By Guest Columnist JOE BEASLEY, a human rights activist in Atlanta and founder of the Joe Beasley Foundation
American history is fraught with fables and outright lies. No one envisioned the day when Africans would become part of the mainstream of the nation, the day when our truth would have to be examined and included.
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Norfolk Southern kills its plans for Chattahoochee Brick
In a major reversal, Norfolk Southern has terminated its plans to build a rail transfer facility on the site of the former Chattahoochee Brick Co. in northwest Atlanta.
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Norfolk Southern stops work on Chattahoochee Brick site – at least for now
Norfolk Southern issues statement it will stop work to redevelop the Chattahoochee Brick property so it can negotiate with the city.
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Reporter’s Notebook: Early voting, unemployment checks and more
And Chattahoochee Brick is back in the news.
