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Rotarian Rick Moore presented Stone Memorial High School student Dalton Delk with a Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Participation in the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Program. Interact Club members Katy Bilbrey and April Hamby attended their first Rotary Club meeting. Interact is Rotary International’s service club for young people ages 12 to 18. Interact clubs are self-governing and self-supporting and are sponsored by individual Rotary clubs, which provide support and guidance. Yearly, Interact clubs complete at least two community service projects, one of which furthers international understanding and goodwill.
Kim Wattenbarger, Stone Memorial High School Librarian and Co-Sponsor of the SMHS Interact Club spoke on the activities and projects her students have been working on. Ms. Wattenbarger reported that recent service projects have been: working the Mistletoe Market Place, Christmas on The Mountain, and acquiring formal wear for prom using The Dress Closet. She is very proud to say 16 students will be attending The District Conference Of Interact this March.
Melissa Keyes, Physical Sciences teacher discussed her work with the SMHS Freshman Academy. She spoke from her heart of the pure joy of sparking an interest in science in her students. Using simple household products she gives the students a hands on learning experience. After hearing her speak club members asked for ways the public could help. Ms. Keyes requested donation of items for the class from alligator clips, wheels and gears of any type, small radios or small appliances (working or not) hydrogen peroxide, marbles, plastic cups, any science magazine, goggles and aprons, lab breakers, test tubes, as well as tinker toys and vinegar. For a complete list please contact Ms. Keyes at Stone Memorial High School 484-5767.
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From left are Melissa Keyes, Paul Wennermark, Kim Wattenbarger, April Hamby, Katy Bilbrey, Dalton Delk, and Rick Moore.
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Dalton Delk, of Stone Memorial High School, receives a Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Participation in Rotary Youth Leadership Program, from Fairfield Glade Rotarian Rick Moore.
Fairfield Glade Rotary welcomes area outstanding students and educators
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‘Catfish’ passes
Cumberland County Commissioner Clyde "Catfish" Cramer passed away Tuesday night. He had represented the Ninth District on the commission since 2005.
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Going forward with a plan — becoming a reality for Fairfield Glade
On May 9, about 225 Fairfield Glade residents were given an overview of the process that will be used to create a professional Master Plan for the community. The presentation was scheduled by the FGCC Board of Directors and hosted by President Bob Stackhouse, with the assistance of General Manager Bob Weber.
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Windmills are spinning on Baltusrol
Ellen and Joe Williams have come up with the perfect colorful, whimsical answer to maintaining a garden, in spite of Fairfield Glade’s free-roaming deer, who love the taste of every blooming thing in the yard, and monsoonal rains, that carry away many of the early plantings.
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Habitat’s ‘Women Build’ house is in full hammer swing
Saturday morning dawned with cloudy skies and rain, but it wasn't enough to send a group of women running for cover. The 33 participants in the second Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity Women Build went to work.
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Read the latest edition of "The Bulletin"
The Crossville Chronicle-Glade Sun also publishes a newsletter called "The Bulletin" in which you'll find a schedule of Glade activities and events, a restaurant and dining guide, golf information, and even tour schedules. Click here for the latest PDF edition of "The Bulletin."
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Blood drive achieved 85 percent of goal
The Fairfield Glade Blood Drive was held Friday, May 4, at the FFG United Methodist Church. The goal was to obtain 74 productive units. 85 percent of the goal, with 63 units, was achieved. This resulted in approximately 189 saved lives!
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Special FFG Lions dinner honors 'Students of the Month'
The Fairfield Glade Lions Club held their special annual dinner to honor the 2011-2012 Students of the Month on May 7. Three students, Elizabethe Smith, Dimi Iles and Jared South, had prior commitments so only seven were able to attend.
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National Nursing Home Week to be celebrated May 13-19
The Good Samaritan Society, F.F.G. is celebrating National Nursing Home Week, May 13-19, with the theme: “Faces of Wisdom, Blessed by Faith.”
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Upper Cumberland Chapter MOAA plans a picnic
The annual picnic of the Upper Cumberland Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America will be on Monday, June 4, at Lake St. George Marina.
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Nelson and Harris qualify for region tournament
Stone Memorial High School hosted the Region 2, District 4 A/AA Tennis Tournament Monday and Tuesday May 7-8, with Tori Harris and Dylan Nelson qualifying for the Region 2 A/AA May 14.
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