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Members of Leadership Johns Creek join organizers of youth cricket at Shakerag Park Oct. 24 for dedication of the first electronic cricket scoreboard in the state. Volunteers raised more than $25,000 through donations and corporate sponsorships to help fund the project. Johns Creek Cricket Association supports youth programs in local middle and high schools. Read more, Page 4
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Chinese restaurant owner receives death threats JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — A customer reportedly threatened to shoot up a Chinese restaurant in Johns Creek following a disagreement over a bill. According to police, an unidentified man called the Sichuan House, 5900 State Bridge Road, on Oct. 24, saying he was going to bring a gun to
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White Forsyth man draws attention to support Black cause By TIFFANY GRIFFITH newsroom@appenmediagroup.com CUMMING, Ga. — Zack Arias joined thousands of other Georgians Oct. 20, waiting in line to cast an early ballot. But it caught national attention when he was forced to wait an additional 10 minutes because of his apparel. Arias was told he couldn’t vote because of the Black Lives Matter T-shirt he was wearing. A Sharon Springs poll worker told him the shirt made a political statement, and he was considered an activist. If Arias wanted to vote, he would have to take off the shirt. “Black Lives Matter is not a political statement,” Arias said. “It’s a statement about humanity.” He captured the interaction on cell phone video and noted there was a black couple waiting in line ahead of him. “I was sitting there thinking, what
do they think that someone saying that their lives matter is getting pulled out of line,” Arias said. “I kind of wonder if he would have had the courage to tell a Black person not to wear that shirt.” Arias said he knew he had a right to vote while wearing the shirt. He was soon addressed by what he called a second, more gracious manager, who checked the polling policies and allowed him in to vote. The Georgia native, who is White, won’t assume why the first poll worker prevented him from voting. But once the moment went viral, Arias also dealt with criticism from his neighbors. “I’m just standing up for my rights. Isn’t that what everybody is saying?” Arias said. “But then I stand up for my rights, and one lady on Nextdoor said she was going to contact the county elections office and have my vote undone. Because I wore a T-shirt she disagrees with.” Arias won’t call Forsyth County a racist place, but he believes bigotry exists. He said there’s also a history,
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Johns Creek Beautification hunts for more ‘secret garden’ homes By KATIE ANDERSON newsroom@appenmediagroup.com JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Johns Creek Beautification will host the third Secret Gardens of Johns Creek Tour featuring gardens from homes in the Johns Creek Community on May 1, 2021. This unique “secret garden” program began in 2018 and raises money through ticket sales and sponsorships for beautification projects in the city. Johns Creek Beautification President Lynn Pennington said funds will go toward the purchase of major public art sculptures, landscape beautification projects and to benefit Daffodils 4 Hope, a massive citywide daffodil planting effort that raises awareness of cancer survivorship through a partnership with CanCare. Chuck Wilkinson, past president of Johns Creek Beautification who helped launch the Secret Garden program, said the effort serves to raise money for beautification and helps highlight all the wonderful gardens of the city. Pennington said the most recent project the funds have been used for is a botanical horse sculpture by Eric Strauss that will be placed at the Bell Road and Boles Road roundabout. The organization plans to use funds from upcoming garden tours to purchase more art for the city, she said. “To really make a lovely community for everybody, it makes sense to have art,” Pennington said. “We want to help continue to increase the public art for the enjoyment of everybody, visitors as well as everyday residents.” Johns Creek Beautification is looking for one or two more gardens to join the tour for 2021. The homes can be within
Johns Creek, or just outside the city limits. Some of the characteristics of a “secret garden” are a garden or outdoor room, water features, river views, unique yard art or hardscape, including stone walls, patios, decks or other structures. Wilkinson and Pennington said the gardens do not need to fit a specific list of requirements and definitely do not need to be built by professional landscapers. The garden should bring joy, they said. “We really try to mix it up,” Wilkinson said. “Some people just want to go look and see the gorgeous, expensive gardens that are like a dream, but they know they won’t be able to do or afford. Others like the gardens that aren’t quite as over the top or elegant, but are beautiful and doable, something they could do at home.” As with past tours, local musicians and artists will be at each home to entertain. Pennington said the Johns Creek Art Center has connected them with local artists in the past, and there have been clay sculptors, painters and watercolorists creating art in the gardens during the tours. Also, a master gardener will be at the homes to answer any plant-related questions. Pennington said she is confident that the event will happen, even with any lingering threat from COVID-19. “People can socially distance in gardens,” Pennington said. “It can be conducted safely, I’m confident of that.” Tickets will go on sale March 1 online at www.johnscreekbeautification.org. Those interested in submitting their garden for the tour, being a sponsor of the event or volunteering can contact Lynn Pennington at lynn.pennington@ johnscreekbeautification.org or info@ johnscreekbeautification.org. CDAR Member SWIFT Code: GMCBUS3A
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Leadership Johns Creek unveils new electronic cricket scoreboard By KATIE ANDERSON newsroom@appenmediagroup.com JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Johns Creek’s Shakerag Park is now home to the first electronic cricket scoreboard in Georgia. The display comes complements of the 2020 graduating class from Leadership Johns Creek, whose Cricket TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More) held a ribboncutting at the park Oct. 24. The scoreboard served as the group’s community project. Team leader Ginger Clopper said members picked this specific project because it promotes and celebrates the diversity of Johns Creek. “It was important to us to bring the community together and pick something that would help unite people and celebrate the diversity in our community,” Clopper said. “We wanted something that would leave a lasting impact, something that we could leave behind for lots of people to enjoy for years to come.” Cricket TEAM members raised more than $25,000 for the electronic scoreboard and installation of a remote controller. Clopper said funding came from corporate donors, Go Fund Me donations and a fundraising event at Emory Johns Creek Hospital. Many of the sponsors have logos placed on the
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Shakerag Park is also home to cricket batting cages that went in last June and a cricket pitch that was completed in April. new scoreboard. Clopper said any excess funds will be donated to the Johns Creek Cricket Association, which is supporting youth programs in middle and high schools in Johns Creek. “We are so excited to promote youth cricket in our community,” Clopper said. “That was part of our mission, to make
sure that we are serving the youth and getting them involved in outdoor activities.” Clopper said TEAM members had no idea the enthusiasm and support they would get from the Johns Creek community. They received more than 300 responses on a survey about facilities for cricket at Shakerag Park. Clopper said
comments from the survey were used to prepare a report to the city to help “shape the vision” for cricket and express what the city can do moving forward. Johns Creek Cricket Association President Shafiq Jadavji said the city has shown it is willing to help foster the sport. “This is a testimony that they were willing to go out and not just listen to the community but actually implement what the input was,” Jadavji said. “So this is a key output of what the community wanted.” Jadavji advocates for more cricket facilities in Johns Creek. At a Sept. 21 City Council Meeting, he expressed the need for a full-sized cricket field at the new Cauley Creek Park since the facilities at Shakerag Park are geared more toward youth players. Members of the Cricket T.E.A.M. who worked to bring the scoreboard project to fruition include Lynette Baker, Ginger Clopper, Karen Cooke, Todd Hood, Nakia Mattis, Jake Pastore, Rama Rampur, Barbara Rollin, Peter Trench, and former Leadership Johns Creek Executive Director Kris Custis. Shakerag Park is also home to cricket batting cages that went in last June and a cricket pitch that was completed in April. Both of these facilities are one of the first of their kind in the Southeast.
State Bridge Crossing Elementary named Blue Ribbon School By CANDY WAYLOCK candy@appenmediagroup.com JOHNS CREEK—State Bridge Crossing Elementary School was among a group of 47 public schools recently named a 2020 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education. It is the only Fulton County school to earn the distinction this year, and joins eight other Georgia schools honored. The national recognition is based on either a school’s overall academic performance or its progress in closing achieve-
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‘A slice of Italy’: Café serves up authentic Italian culture at new bistro By MATT BRUCE news@appenmediagroup.com
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. — The scent of freshly baked pepperoni and focaccia bread welcomes you as you enter. You’re quickly greeted by a Vespa, the iconic Italian motorized scooter, showcased near the front door. The serenade of Mediterranean folk music spills out to the outdoor patio. Portraits and paintings hanging inside conjure imagery of Venetian canals, Roman courtyards, cobblestoned Bologna back alleys and scenic row houses in Tuscany. If the walls inside Café de Bono could speak, they would sing an Italian ballad. The family-owned café became the newest addition to Alpharetta’s Watercrest Village shopping plaza along North Main Street in June. The eatery is steeped in traditional Italian heritage. That’s by design. Basset Elarbi is Café de Bono’s guiding force. The menu includes soups, salads, pastries, Italian coffee, espresso and light meals like paninis, piadinis, pizza, Italian croissants, authentic mozzarella and parmesan. From the food to the music and décor, Elarbi intends to create the atmosphere for an authentic Italian experience. “I want to bring the Italian feel to this place, so it will be unique in that sense,” he said. “People can come here to feel that culture. We’re trying to bring a slice of Italy to Atlanta. So I want people to be able to enjoy that without having to travel.” Elarbi is a native of Tripoli, Libya, a picturesque seafront city just across the Mediterranean from Sicily. Italy colonized Libya in 1911 and laid
631 North Main St, Suite 104, Alpharetta (Watercrest Village shopping plaza) Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday & Saturday: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Closed Sunday (678) 404-7704 www.cafedebono.com stake to the North African country until 1947. Elarbi grew up in the capital city at a time when the nation was reckoning with its reclaimed independence. During the colonization period and even after World War II, Italians continued to immigrate to his homeland en masse. Elarbi was immersed in Italian culture as a child and said he became fascinated with the architecture, fashion, flowery language and elegance of his neighboring nation. “It grows with you and becomes a part of you,” Elarbi said. “The Italian culture was really an attractive culture. The language, the music, the taste, the food, the sense of design. Everything. ‘Dulce vida’ they call it in Italian: it means ‘sweet life.’ “This is exactly the reflection of that,” he added. “I would not be able to design something like this if I did not grow up there.” That sentiment is apparent even in Cafe de Bono’s moniker. Elarbi named the restaurant after Galleria de Bono, a historic Tripoli shopping mall built as a scaled down version of the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II plaza in Milan. “I wanted the Italian-Libyan connection because I am Tripolitanian, Libyan,” he said. “So I said what can I do to bring
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both of them together.” Elarbi emigrated to the United States and spent decades living in Texas. But after longtime Libyan dictator Col. Muammar Gaddafi was killed and his regime was overthrown in 2011, Elarbi and his family returned home to help rebuild their homeland. They spent seven years in Libya, but instability and increasing violence forced the family to flee and return to U.S. soil. They moved to North Atlanta in 2018,
and Elarbi decided to fulfill his lifelong dream of opening a restaurant. It was a dream borne from his years working in fine dining restaurants overseas as a college student. But the timing of his decision to chase his dream presented an unforeseen hurdle. Construction of Café de Bono began early this year, before COVID-19 forced shutdowns that crippled restaurants nationwide. By the time the pandemic hit, they’d invested too much time and money into the business to turn back. The Italian café opened June 5, as Georgia’s second wave of the contagion set in. By the time Gov. Brian Kemp lifted statewide restrictions and allowed restaurants to fully reopen, several of the surrounding shops in the Watercrest Village plaza had shut down. On top of that, customers were leery about dining at the unfamiliar café because of the pandemic. Both impacted the business. Elarbi said his family was forced to spend their rainy-day contingency in the first few months just to stay afloat. “Before the coronavirus, we had a good reputation,” Elarbi said of the plaza. “I used to talk to people during construction. The shopping center itself was a good source of business. But some of the shops closed.” But customers have started to take notice and are trickling in more regularly. Elarbi is considering adding a breakfast menu and expanding hours to attract more business. All in all, the goal remains the same: to offer the area a unique blend of Italian culture. “This place has its own character,” he said. “It’s a touch of classic Italy, with a modern touch.”
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On Oct. 24, the Young Men’s Service League volunteers repaired fences, railings and picnic tables, cleaned and reorganized a shed and painted the mural at the Nicholas House.
League: Continued from Page 5 Rodriquez Foster, volunteering and marketing coordinator for the Nicholas House, said the two organizations’ missions overlap in that their motivation is about maintaining and nurturing familial connections. He said Reed asked them what they needed most. The conversation led to the Oct. 24 event, where
Young Men’s Service League volunteers repaired fences, railings and picnic tables, cleaned and reorganized a shed and painted the mural. Reed said the League’s business sponsors, Maximum Impact, Kroger, Trader Joe’s, Home Depot, Target and Lowe’s provided discounts or donated supplies. Foster said the group was characterized by “willing spirits and willing hearts,” adding he hopes to continue a partnership with the chapter well into the future.
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Kathy Connelly appointed to the Worldwide ERC® Board of Directors Brought to you by — Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties (BHHS) congratulates Kathy Connelly, Senior Vice President of Corporate Services on her appointment to the Worldwide ERC® Board of Directors. CONNELLY Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in London and Shanghai, Worldwide ERC®(WERC) is the relocation services industry trade group. WERC is a global organization that reaches a network of professionals, partners and stakeholders that include nearly 1,600 corporations and 10,000 service industry members across the globe and its purpose is to empower mobile people through meaningful connection, unbiased information, inspired ideas and solutions. The Board of Directors is tasked with identifying current issues and trends related to management practices for the movement of employees within the United States and between all countries. This dynamic organization provides
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5. Budget Moving Services A huge advantage of having an excellent REALTOR® is their connections to various industry and service professionals. Our agents can connect you with movers, painters, contractors, design-
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Racism: Continued from Page 2 noting the county’s infamous 1987 appearance on the Oprah Winfrey Show for excluding Black people from the community. “I’ve grown up knowing that Forsyth County is a sundown county,” Arias said, meaning you didn’t want to be out after dark if you are a person of color. He also admits to his own racist behavior in the past. “I grew up here in the South, and you make ethnic jokes and use ethnic slurs, and get a laugh out of people,” Arias said. “I grew up with family that would say, ‘Well you know, them Black people’ this or that. And, ‘You can’t really trust what a Black person says.’” Arias said he, like many Whites, took issue with the rise in discussion over “White privilege.” “I had that very first White, knee-jerk reaction of, ‘I’m not privileged. I’ve worked hard for everything. No one’s giving me anything because I’m White,’” Arias said. He began doing research online to add his argument to the socio-economic debate. Instead, Arias came across Dixon White on YouTube, who he described as a White redneck who sat in his truck and explained White privilege. “What hurt at that moment was, I’d heard all of these arguments before, but it took a White man to tell me,” Arias said. “It took a White man for me to understand it and take it to heart.” Researchers at the University of Dayton School of Law define White privilege as a right, advantage, or immunity granted to or enjoyed by White persons beyond the common advantage of all others, an exemption in many particular cases from certain burdens or liabilities. Amid the racial unrest of 2020, the YMCA took the initiative to provide communities with resources for Unlearning Systemic Racism — ymca.net/unlearning. It includes workshops and a Harvard Quiz to analyze where respondents stand on their own anti-racist journey. It also includes discussions with thought leaders like U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris and Golden State Warriors head coach
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Steve Kerr. The compiled content also recommends books, such as “How to Be an Antiracist” by Dr. Ibram X. Kendi and movies like “Just Mercy” by Destin Daniel Cretton. In a statement, representatives from the YMCA said the veil of racism is being lifted as community tensions rise in the wake of multiple acts of police violence. “The Y is an organization focused on addressing the most critical needs of our community and dedicated to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion for all,” the statement reads. “As such, we must begin to address how to undo racism and become ‘anti-racists’ at an individual, organizational and societal level.” For Arias, the work has already begun to realize his own privilege and understand the difficulties minorities face. “I want people to see me at the grocery store and say, ‘There’s a White dude that’s not against me. He’s a neighbor
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that’s got my back,’” Arias said. He said he will continue until people understand Black Lives Matter is not a political campaign.
Forsyth County is progressing, he said, and he is confident it will one day be a place where Black people can be comfortable.
CITY OF JOHNS CREEK PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC AUCTION CITY OF JOHNS CREEK
PURPOSE An Alcoholic Beverage License Application was submitted to the City on October 29, 2020 for Consumption on Premises of Malt Beverage and Wine.
SURPLUS CITY VEHICLES (2) The City of Johns Creek Purchasing Division sells surplus vehicles and equipment as they become available per the City’s Vehicle Replacement Policy. City surplus vehicles and equipment are sold on-line, in open competitive auctions, and always open to the public.
BUSINESS NAME Viza Family LLC. Dba Sushi Ramen 9775 Medlock Bridge Rd Suite M Johns Creek, GA 30097
Online auctions will include an optional inspection day, a day designated by appointment only to allow bidders to inspect vehicles and equipment to be auctioned. All vehicles and equipment are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” and with all faults. The City of Johns Creek provides no warranty or refunds on surplus items sold through auctions.
OWNER/OFFICERS Viza Family LLC. Dba Sushi Ramen 9775 Medlock Bridge Rd Suite M Johns Creek, GA 30097
Interested individuals and firms may visit the online auction at www.govdeals. com advance search for zip code 30097. Questions and answers are to only be submitted though Govdeals.com. Auction shall close two weeks from the date of publishing.
Owner, Pauline Viza
All Offerors must comply with all general and special requirements of the auction outline in Govdeals.com. The City of Johns Creek reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to wave technicalities and informalities, and extend or terminate an auction in the best interest of the City of Johns Creek.
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James Desmond, Sr., 89, of Alpharetta, passed away October 21, 2020. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors &
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Nohelia Delgado Diaz, 86, of Alpharetta, passed away October 20, 2020. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors &
Mamie Turner Jackson, 90, of Cumming, passed away October 28, 2020. Arrangements by McDonald & Son Funeral Home.
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Robert Scaglione, 64, of Alpharetta, passed away October 19, 2020. Arrangements by Northside Chapel Funeral Directors &
Gregory Brian Turner, 33, of Cumming, passed away October 25, 2020. Arrangements by Ingram Funeral Home & Crematory.
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