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Dr. Cedric Alexander has announced he is leaving his position as Public Safety Director of DeKalb County at the end of March. Alexander started with DeKalb in April 2013 as police chief. In February 2014, he was appointed Public Safety Director. Alexander’s career in law enforcement spans 40 years. He said it’s time for him to focus on his family and relax. “After 40 years, it’s time for a break,” said Alexander. “I’ve worked very hard at bringing law enforcement and community closer together and I believe great strides have been made. There’s always more to be done, but it’s…

State Rep. Pam Dickerson (D-Conyers) and State Sen. Tonya P. Anderson (D-Lithonia), will host a legislative town hall on Saturday, March 4, 10:15 a.m. to 12 p.m., at the Nancy Guinn Library, 864 Green St., Conyers. The legislators will provide insight on what’s happening under the Gold Dome, discuss upcoming legislation, and give constituents the chance to share their questions and concerns.

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Six-year-old Brendon Moore, brought Black History Month to life with his school project, a live Wax Museum of black trailblazers. Brendon, a kindergarten student at Johnson’s Learning Center in Decatur, dressed up as former Secretary of State Gen. Colin L. Powell – eyeglasses, uniform, U.S. Army patches and all. Brendon’s mom, Miriam Moore, submitted photos of Brendon to Gen. Powell’s social media and Powell recognized Brendon’s project on his official Facebook page and congratulated Brendon on his hard work this month. “It was a great honor to have the first African American Secretary of State to acknowledge Brendon’s…