Morning Metro: Native Open, Beltline Grass and at the Speed of Beethoven
Decatur Metro | March 1, 2013 | 9:55 am
- Native: A Local Joint Now Open [Patch]
- Native grasses being planted on Beltline Eastside Trail [Beltline]
- Emory Village Zoe’s Kitchen opening delayed until Monday [Eater]
- Druid Hills residents fight new bill pushed by Clifton Ridge developer [CL]
- Ponce City Market scores first big tenant [AJC]
- Looking for a 26,000 sq/ft lakeside home? To Roswell! [WSJ]
- Was Beethoven actually meant to be played at this speed? [RadioLab]
Rendering courtesy of Beltline Blog
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What a great get for Ponce City. The first is always the hardest.
Chai Pani (Indian street food) is open, too, in the space formerly occupied by Watershed!
yes, in fact, i am looking for a lake house, but was hoping for something a little bigger–two half-baths just won’t cut it.