Todd DeFeo – Page 104 – Sightseers' Delight

Thousands delight in Atlanta St. Patrick’s Parade

March 14, 2015 Todd DeFeo

More than 50,000 braved a rainy morning to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day during one of the country’s oldest parades of its kind.

Georgia senate moves to create World War I Centennial Commission

March 13, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The Georgia State Senate has approved a bill to create the Georgia World War I Centennial Commission.

Atlanta St. Patrick’s Parade set for tomorrow

March 13, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The popular and family-friendly Atlanta St. Patrick’s Parade is set to step off at noon tomorrow.

FiveThirtyEight launches new flight tool

March 12, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The popular ESPN website FiveThirtyEight is launching a new tool using federal flight data aimed at helping readers select a flight with the shortest route.

Former Atlanta mayor: ‘Buckhead continues to progress and prosper’

March 12, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The Buckhead community continues to “progress and prosper” as evidenced by a number of key developments over the past year, the prominent head of a civic organization and the unofficial mayor of Buckhead said Thursday.

Report indicates 2014 safer for flying

March 12, 2015 Todd DeFeo

Though it might be difficult to tell from the spate of news coverage over the course of the past year, but 2014 was a safer year for commercial flying than previous years, a new report suggests.

Massell: ‘Buckhead continues to progress and prosper’

March 12, 2015 Todd DeFeo

When is St. Patrick’s Day?

March 11, 2015 Todd DeFeo

The Georgia State Senate passed a measure that redefines the St. Patrick’s Day holiday to include the Sunday prior March 17.

Famed reporter Claude Sitton dies at 89

March 10, 2015 Todd DeFeo

Claude Sitton, a famed journalist who covered the South for the New York Times during the turbulent 1960s, has died, according to reports. He was 89.

Phoenix Police Museum explores law and order in ‘The Valley’

March 10, 2015 Todd DeFeo

When Ernesto Miranda was arrested March 16, 1963, and charged with the rape, few, if any, could have known he would eventually be the centerpiece of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling.