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Know yourself in the new year: Mapping 2025 with personal clarity

By Shanti Brien & Laura Francis | February 6, 2025

[SPONSORED] A mini-retreat for women to uncover who they have been and who they want to become this year.

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Photos | Piedmont ushers in the Year of the Snake with festive Lunar New Year gathering

By PAAC; photos by Julie Reichle | February 4, 2025

The Piedmont Asian American Club (PAAC) hosted the annual event on January 31.

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Who’s that Good Dog?

By Juliana Thornborrow | February 4, 2025

Going along for the ride is one of Ziggy's favorite activities.

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Climate Corner: Sustainable New Year’s Resolutions

By Andrew Kaplowitz | Climate Fellow, City of Piedmont | February 4, 2025

City of Piedmont's Climate Fellow Andrew Kaplowitz offers some ideas for New Year’s resolutions you can stick to.

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Linda off-leash dog area temporarily closed

By City of Piedmont | February 4, 2025

Off-leash areas remain open at Blair, Dracena and Piedmont parks.

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The Exedra Recommends: Valentine’s Day edition

By Julie Reichle | January 31, 2025

Shop local for sweet treats, jewelry, gifts and more.

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Piedmont Scouting hosts open houses in March

By Piedmont Scouting | January 31, 2025

Youth, ages 10-17, can check out open houses next month.

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Commentary | The history and beauty of Piedmont’s Hall Fenway

By Cameron Wolfe, Jr. | January 31, 2025

PBF advisor Cameron Wolfe, Jr. shares the details behind one of PBF's earliest projects -- the Hall Fenway, named for resident Herbert Hall.

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Modern Ed | Commuting and remote work

By Ed Harrington | January 28, 2025

Timeless etiquette for our changing world.

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Jewish community in Piedmont gathers for International Holocaust Remembrance Day

By Exedra staff, photos by Julie Reichle | January 28, 2025

The day honors the memory of six million Jewish men, women, and children – and millions of others – systematically murdered by the Nazis in World War II.