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I am staying at a hotel right outside the Hartsfield -Jackson international airport and was wondering some cool and safe locations I could travel too. I was consistently told that I am staying in a bad area and to exercise caution, but I want to make the most of the couple days that I am staying here and was hoping I could get any advice on where to avoid and places to check out. Thanks!

Edit: just wanted to say thank you to everyone for replying and continuing to drop recommendations. I will update later this week with all my stops!!

That’s all. I want the meanest, most bulldog lawyer to work with a neighbor to neighbor condo dispute and the HOA. Long story short my neighbor is repeatedly causing loss of use of my kitchen from ruining the pipes, and he refuses entry to my plumber and the HOA. This has come to a head after years causing loss of use my kitchen last night indefinitely. The HOA is likely going to be involved and so far has taken the nice approach which isn’t working, and they won’t force him to cooperate, so I’m likely going to have to go after both the HOA and the neighbor to get this fixed. I want to start consulting with lawyers ASAP, but I want a good aggressive one who gets real results.

I'm going to be in Atlanta next week for a conference and I have one spare afternoon. Looking for a good history museum to hit up. Thanks all.

What's on your mind, Atlanta?

Links of Interest:

• Metro Atlanta Discord
• r/atlevents to see local events/meetups around town
• How To Meet People

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Hey all! Moved back to Atlanta after being away for over decade. Curious about best neighborhoods to live in for low key nights out to meet people but also quiet and walkable. Thanks ahead of time!

I recently inherited couple vintage Seiko watches from my grandmother. They are not Grand Seiko or particularly valuable - gold plated at best kind of thing, but I would really like to have them restored.
I took them to Worthmore - such a rip off. They replaced the battery on one, said they were unable to on the other, but didn't do any sort of cleaning or true "restoration." The one with the battery they replaced doesn't keep time super well and falls about 15ish minutes behind by the end of the day and they kinda just said "oh well."

I want to be able to use and wear these watches regularly but they need some TLC first. Does anyone have any recommendations for a place that will do that even if the watches are not considered "luxury"?

I am going through a divorce, and it's amicable, but the value of the house (I'm buying her out) is all over the map between the county and the comps from a realtor.

Any good independent appraisers you've used?

My husband drives south on Spring street to get to work. Often there is a Sysco truck parked in the right lane just before 10th street (basically at the corner) apparently unloading for Habaneros Midtown restaurant. In the already crazy traffic, this causes major slowdown on Spring, often all the way back to 14th st. How is this legal?