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Top Stories, Sept. 18-24
A contender for city council, one Piedmont family's excellent adventure, and a harvest ritual made headlines last week.
THE WEEK'S MOST POPULAR NEWS STORIES
Scarecrows Stuffed and Staked: Elementary school students and parents line up Buzz Lightyear, The Cat in the Hat, Dracula, and a very tall clown in Scarecrow Alley ahead of Sunday's Harvest Festival.
The Smith Family Odyssey: A Piedmont family fulfills their globe-trotting destiny and returns to tell about it.
Police Blotter: Skunks, dog bites, and a suspected burglar caught.
Piedmont Hills Undergrounding Report Moves Ahead: The subcommittee voted to forward to the city council recommendations for what the city can do to avoid a similar debacle in the future.
Bob McBain Enters City Council Race: The recreation and education advocate and banker by profession wants to keep Piedmont doing "good things.”
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