Zoe Seiler is a reporter who focuses on local news in Decatur, Georgia. She writes for Decaturish.com and Atlanta News First, with her work also appearing in WABE. Zoe covers a range of topics including city government, community events, business closures, and local history.
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Zoe Seiler's coverage revolves around local events, government announcements, and community developments in Decatur, Georgia. Her articles predominantly focus on government and politics, business and industry, human resources & employment as well as sustainability themes within the local area. If you are reaching out to her with a pitch or story idea, it should be centered around these topics and relevant to the Decatur community. She may be interested in news related to city governance decisions, local businesses' impact on the community, workforce issues specific to Decatur or sustainable initiatives happening within the city. Any pitches should consider this localized scope for relevance.
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Polls in the Nov. 5 election have closed in Fulton, Forsyth and DeKalb Counties.
Decatur Police responded to two incidents of shots fired at an apartment complex in the 1300 block of Oakview Road in Oakhurst on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Legacy Decatur, the nonprofit that oversees Legacy Park, is seeking to expand its board of directors from 11 members to 15. Four seats are open.
By: Zoe Seiler
The results of the Nov. 5 general election are in, although the results still need to be certified. Candidates running for DeKalb County Commission Districts 3 and 7, and Doraville City Council District 1, Post 2 are in a runoff election.
The Decatur Downtown Development Authority has renewed funding for its three grant programs – the commercial facade improvement grant, commercial buildout improvement grant, and marketing and digital connectivity grant – that support the small businesses in the city. Applications are open through Nov. 15.
Feature film "See You When I See You" was filming on the Decatur Square on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Anne Morris plays pickleball at Willis Park in Avondale Estates. (Dean Hesse/Decaturish) By Zoe Seiler Published: Nov. 21, 2024 at 5:10 AM GMT+1
By: Zoe Seiler, Patrick Saunders
DeKalb County, Lifeline Animal Services and other local and state officials broke ground on overflow units being constructed at the DeKalb animal shelter on Nov. 21. The “pet neighborhood” will have 10 units that can house 120 dogs.
By: Decaturish, Patrick Saunders, Zoe Seiler
For the last several months, the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners has been considering raising water rates by 6% annually over the next three years. But the DeKalb Public Works and Infrastructure Committee during its Dec. 3 meeting asked the administration to amend that proposal to an increase of 8% annually over the next 10 years.
By: Zoe Seiler, Decaturish, Patrick Saunders
The Georgia Department of Education is scrutinizing how City Schools of Decatur identifies students for special education services because of the system’s history of over-identifying Black students for these services.
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