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City Updates

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                 ach of Fayette County’s       “Anyone in 30205 zip code could enter     “It was a strong community effort,”
                 municipalities promotes     a submission,” he said. Of the entries   Ungaro said.
                 business in its own way, growing   received, residents in that same zip code     The Town of Brooks says the Church
         Eat the pace its residents desire..   voted for the top three designs. The Mayor   Alley expanded parking project has not
                                             and Council of Brooks then selected the   yet begun but is still on the agenda. A
          Brooks                             new flag from those three options.  sidewalk expansion plan is in progress.
            Big things are happening in Fayette     The much-anticipated “Brooksopoly”   At completion, it will add walkability from
          County’s rural, small town of Brooks. Town   board game also will make its debut at   Main Street to Brooks Memorial Gardens,
          Manager Maurice Ungaro said Brooks is   the celebration. Ungaro said the project   a local cemetery where many walk for
          abuzz with preparations for the town’s   was well received and “fully funded within   exercise, according to Ungaro.
          115th anniversary celebration, scheduled   two weeks,” thanks to sponsors in Brooks     “It will be a great boon to our downtown
          for Saturday, October 25, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.   and beyond.                 area,” he said. “Also, it connects the school
          Thanks to generous sponsors, the event
          will be free and “open to all.”
            Once home to the Mask & Gay food
          plant, famous for canned Brunswick
          stew, chili, and beef stew, Brooks will
          celebrate with chili and Brunswick stew
          cook-off competitions, in addition to face
          painting, food trucks, inflatables, pony
          rides, vendors, and the unveiling of the
          winner of Brooks’ recently held municipal
          flag contest. Ungaro said the town didn’t
          previously have its own flag. Now it will,
          designed and chosen by Brooks residents.
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