The Joel E. Barber C-5 Board of Education was reminded during the regularly scheduled board meeting Thursday in the school library that the district missed an opportunity by not passing the 2004 bond issue.
"There is no doubt that we need to build and we are going to have to do something and we may choose to run something (a bond issue) in April," said board member Amie Jackson. "As a pat...
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Oct. 16: The 14U North Gwinnett Bulldogs are holding their last tryoutfrom 5 to 7 p.m. on Oct. 16 at George Pierce Park Field 4 in Suwanee.The Bulldogs are looking for two players. To find out more, call DonnieCrawford at 678-898-3688 or go to www.eteamz.com/ngbulldogs.
Oct. 16, 23: Tryouts for Peachtree Ridge Youth Athletic Associationspring travel baseball will be from 2 to 4 p.m. on Oc...
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Historic Allaire Village, 5:30-9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22; limited to 800 people; $10 advance registration only; (732) 919-3500. Route 524.
Historic Smithville, dark until 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays (through Oct. 29); $5; Halloween ride, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. daily (through Oct. 31); $1; (609) 748-6160. Route 9 and Moss Mill Road, Galloway.
Jackson United Methodist Church, various children...
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Officials Warn Of Potential Shadow Struggle With Syria
Increasingly, Syria is to the Iraq war what Cambodia was during the Vietnam War.
— A series of clashes in the last year between U.S. and Syrian troops, including a prolonged firefight this summer that killed several Syrians, has raised the prospect that cross-border military operations may become a dangerous new front in ...
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On Sept. 23, we held an open house. Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR) opened its second recovery community center in Connecticut.
It was more than an open house. It is the beginning of people and communities coming together. It is the beginning of relationships that will nurture and support persons in recovery, their families and friends.
That afternoon we crossed ...
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Throughout his lonely, impoverished life, Vincent van Gogh's name appeared to have been written on the wind. Or at least on the cold, dry mistral that blows over southern France, where he escaped for the warmth of inspiration. Today, Van Gogh's name is so ingrained in our hearts and minds — and especially, in our idea of the questing artist — that he would seem to defy further exploration. Le...
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WOU's Gary Welander had been accused of sexual harassment
Gary Welander has relinquished his tenured professor rank at Western Oregon University and will retire by the end of the school year, John Minahan, the school's interim president, said Friday.
"I think his effectiveness was compromised during this last year. His teaching effectiveness was clearly compromised," Minahan said,...
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The church Keep Sunday Special Campaign has been set up in opposition to ‘Deregulate', led by the major retail giants Tesco, B&Q and Asda.
Keep Sunday Special denounced retail campaign as fundamentally ‘anti-children' and ‘anti-social' and voiced fears that any change in trading laws might require parents to work on Sunday, limiting the time they can spend with their children.
Th...
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"I think the industry is going to have that happen," Chief Executive Mike Fister said, responding to a question on industry consolidation after addressing members of the Indian Semiconductor Association late on Thursday in Bangalore, where dozens of chip design firms have engineering centres.
Cadence competes with Silicon Valley rival Synopsis Inc and Wilsonville, Oregon-based Mentor Grap...
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Kent Becker, who has been a fact of public life in Coquitlam for 15 years, has said he will not seek re-election.
He was a school trustee for two three-year terms and on city council for nine years.
"It has been both a privilege and an honour to be given a mandate on five separate occasions to represent the citizens of Coquitlam," Becker wrote in a statement. "With other options and...
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