Roswell Police are looking for a white male in his 20s.
An attempted robbery of a Barrington Farms resident returning home from the store on Tuesday, Jan. 15, has the local community shaken up and on guard. According to Roswell Police Spokeswoman Lisa Holland, officers responded to a call from the victim in reference to an armed robbery. "The victim said she was unloading groceries from her car in her garage. On her second trip, the suspect appeared in the garage with a handgun and demanded money," said Holland. In a post by the victim on several local home owner association message boards, she said: "I tried to give him my ATM card, but I did not have any cash...He really wanted me to get into my car and drive him to the ATM, but I knew that was not a good idea. Finally, I grabbed my ATM card…
Roswell announces a new pilot project to improve way finding for bicyclists.
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
The Home Owners Association (HOA) of Barrington Farms asked the city of Roswell to assist bicyclists who frequently became disoriented on their way to the Roswell/Alpharetta Greenway entrance because of the complicated street network. Roswell Department of Transportation staff developed an idea to replace the old six-inch street name signs with new nine-inch signs, which will have a way-finding feature. The feature consists of a bicycle symbol and arrow on a yellow background. The arrow will assist cyclists in finding their way through the subdivision to Roswell's entrance to the Greenway Trail System on Cranberry Place. To date, the signs have been replaced at three out of eight intersections. The new system helps cyclists navigate …
