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Celebration of life planned for Smyrna historian Bill Marchione

August 14, 2026 The Jonquil Journal
The Smyrna Public Library and the Friends of Smyrna Library will host a celebration of life for William “Bill” P. Marchione Jr., a historian, educator and longtime community volunteer.

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William Marchione, longtime educator and Smyrna historian, dies at 84

July 29, 2026 The Jonquil Journal
William “Bill” P. Marchione Jr., a noted historian, author and educator who helped preserve the histories of communities in Massachusetts and Georgia, died July 22. He was 84.

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Civil War historian’s collection donated to Smyrna Library

July 16, 2026 The Jonquil Journal
The Smyrna Library has received a significant donation of Civil War-related books and maps from the personal library of historian Leon McElveen.

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Jazz Under the Gazebo returns to Smyrna Market Village on Saturday, Nov. 7

July 2, 2026 The Jonquil Journal
The hottest ticket on Smyrna’s social calendar is set to return this November.

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State report blames Atlanta sewer overflow for Chattahoochee fish kill

June 30, 2026 The Jonquil Journal
A combined sewer overflow from the city of Atlanta caused the fish kill that left an estimated 44,509 fish dead along nearly 16 miles of the Chattahoochee River in May, according to a state investigation.

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