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Changes in staff needed with loss of grant, stimulus funds
The 2012-'13 general purpose school budget will see some increases in personnel costs, but that's not because the school system is adding personnel. Positions paid with federal stimulus or jobs grants funds in previous years are returning to the general purpose school fund.
Continued ... - Panel OKs Big South Fork Visitor's Center bids
- Robber who lost everything to addiction loses freedom: Sentenced to maximum three years in drug store holdup
- Looking Back
- Probationer faces new charge of theft
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Changes in staff needed with loss of grant, stimulus funds
- Sports
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Crossville's Gil Lokey was handicap champion.
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Peterson, Lokey and Royce are top ATA shooters
Seth Petersen, Gil Lokey and Tom Royce won top honors respectively in singles, handicap and doubles events at the Fairfield Glade Sportsman Club’s second Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) event of the year May 27.
- Art Guild golf fundraiser committee hard at work on annual tourney
- Jet baseball team rewarded for enjoyable year
- Tournament field taking shape for Women's Open
- Hook, line and sinker
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Peterson, Lokey and Royce are top ATA shooters
- Lifestyles
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The Fun Run organized in May by the Widows Sons Masonic Riding Association is the first of what is hoped to be an annual event for the organization. Widows Sons is a social and fraternal outlet for Freemasons who ride and wish to socialize and travel with brethren on the open road. The chapter is based in Kingston, but has members from the Crossville and Cumberland County area.
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Widows Sons support TAD
The Widows Sons Masonic Riding Association, Dry Bones Chapter, held a benefit motorcycle ride May 19 to benefit the Teens Against Drugs (TAD) Center in Crossville.
- New Corvette Club shares love for flair, design
- Arts festival coming in September
- PLEASANT HILL RAMBLINGS: Award-winning artist shares talent with community
- 2012 Tennessee Senior Chess Tournament winners honored
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Widows Sons support TAD
- Opinion
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RANDOM THOUGHTS: We shouldn’t rush to judge
In the book of Matthew we are warned, “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” It seems humans have suffered that vice for a very long time.
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RANDOM THOUGHTS: We shouldn’t rush to judge
- Things To Do
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CCP presents love story set on WWII home front
The Cumberland County Playhouse continues its 2012 Adventure Theater season with Arlene Hutton’s See Rock City.
- Stingray Anthony coming to town June 2 for two shows
- Achison takes Palace stage for First Friday event June 1
- Three talented musicians to perform in Pleasant Hill
- First Saturday dances return to Hebbertsburg beginning June 2
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California's Foie Gras Ban About to Begin
6-Year-Old Going to National Spelling Bee
Video Essay: Funky Winkerbean Comic Turns 40
On Thailand Trip, Suu Kyi Visits Migrants
Raw Video: Pink Diamond Auctioned for $17.4M
Hurricane Andrew Remembered, 20 Years Later
Sister Says She Reported Brother in Patz Killing
Patz Suspect's Sister: I Went to Police in 1980s
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15 Dead in Northern Italy's 5.8-magnitude Quake
Angry Birds Spreading Their Wings
Witness Describes Fla. Face-chewing Attack
Man Falls Off Crane, Dies After Police Standoff
Russia Condemns Ally Syria Over Massacre of 108
Dairy Farm Uses Chiropractor to Help Cows
Unexpected Smog in Pristine National Parks
Air Canada Plane Makes Emergency Landing
New Ticks Spread Across Southeast, Diseases Rise
Bring Your Own Tech Programs Charge Up Students
Pope's Butler Vows to Help Vatican Investigation
