Todd DeFeo – Page 160 – Sightseers' Delight

Flying High Over France

January 26, 2008 Todd DeFeo

My eyes focused on the clock; I knew I was short on time. The Boeing 767 was still in the air, flying high somewhere over southern France.

Dylan Rocks Atlanta

September 22, 2007 Todd DeFeo

Bob Dylan and his band rocked the Gwinnett Center tonight.

Taking a Moment to Enjoy Pisa

September 7, 2007 Todd DeFeo

It was late in the evening as we walked across the River Arno. The sun was beginning to set, and the evening sky was filled with all sorts of colors — yellows and reds and everything in between.

33 Years Ago Today: Nixon Becomes First (And Only) President to Resign

August 8, 2007 Todd DeFeo

Richard Nixon became the first president — as thus far the only — to resign his office 33 years ago today.

Bye-Bye Buckhead: Old Buckhead Village Razed to Make Way for New Development

August 4, 2007 Todd DeFeo

The last vestiges of Buckhead’s rambunctious party district was set to fall to the wrecking ball to make way for an upscale mixed use development.

Last Night Not an Historic Night

August 1, 2007 Todd DeFeo

None of the three milestones are up for grabs last night were reached.

Tonight Could Be a Milestone Night in Baseball

July 31, 2007 Todd DeFeo

Three milestones are up for grabs tonight as New York Mets pitcher Tom Glavine goes for career win No. 300, San Fransisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds tries to tie the career home run record and New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez goes for career home run No. 500.

Minor League Baseball Coach Killed by Line Drive

July 23, 2007 Todd DeFeo

A minor league baseball coach died this weekend after he was struck by a line drive during a game.

Savannah Now: Woman implicated in toddler’s 1988 death

May 25, 2007 Todd DeFeo

Nineteen years to the day after a 3-year-old girl died while in the care of her father and his common-law wife, Madison County authorities said the toddler was murdered and the wife is responsible.

ABH: Odum the first to adopt display under new law

May 23, 2007 Todd DeFeo

The first known historic documents display – one that includes the Ten Commandments as permitted under a state law legislators passed last year – has been erected by a government in Georgia, according to the Hartwell-based group promoting the exhibits.