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Shirley Franklin, Westside Reservoir Park

Former Mayor Shirley Franklin receives park, street renaming honor

One of Atlanta's prettiest parks and a Downtown street bordering City Hall are being renamed in honor of Atlanta's first woman mayor. Driving the news: On Monday, the Atlanta City Council approved the renaming of Westside Reservoir Park and Central Avenue in honor of former Mayor Shirley Franklin.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 1d

Westside Reservoir Park to be renamed after former Mayor Shirley Franklin

Atlanta City Council also approved legislation to rename a portion of Central Avenue SW after the city’s first Black woman mayor.

FOX 5 Atlanta on MSN · 20h

City of Atlanta to rename street, park in honor of Shirley Franklin

The City of Atlanta is paying tribute to its first female mayor, Shirley Clarke Franklin, by renaming a major downtown road and a large park in her honor.

WSB Atlanta on MSN · 1d

Atlanta’s largest park renamed for former Mayor Shirley Franklin

On Monday, the Atlanta City Council voted unanimously to rename Central Avenue, where Atlanta City Hall sits, and Westside Reservoir Park after former Mayor Shirley Franklin. Central Avenue will now be known as Shirley Clarke Franklin Boulevard and Westside Reservoir Park will be renamed Shirley Clarke Franklin Park.

11Alive · 23h

Atlanta City Council approves legislation honoring former Mayor Shirley Franklin

ATLANTA — The Atlanta City Council approved legislation on Monday to honor former Mayor Shirley Clarke Franklin.

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Abandoned city park to become mixed-income community, Atlanta mayor says

“Situated near the Westside Reservoir Park — now Atlanta’s largest park — and the Proctor Creek trail, this plan exemplifies ‘Trail-Oriented Development,’ prioritizing access to top ...

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The future of the Atlanta BeltLine: 4 benchmarks to watch for

Just off the Atlanta BeltLine’s proposed Northside Trail, the defunct 350-acre Bellwood Quarry is in the early stages of a more than 10-year transformation to become Westside Reservoir Park ...

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L.A. City Council seeks transparency on empty reservoir, dry fire hydrants

L.A. City Council members have called on the Department of Water and Power to examine why fire hydrants lost water pressure in last week's epic firefight, and why a reservoir was offline.

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