| Honor Rolls: New Castle vocational | | Posted Friday, November 03, 2006 7:35:15 PM by Blog57 Team | | Blue River Valley High School: Nakai Ankrom, David T. Bennett, Chris Bowman, Craig Burke, Susann C. Clapp, Lisa Cool,Taylor Daffron, Kaitlyn M. Davis, Madelene Denton, Amanda R. Emery, Justin Harter, Claudia Harvey, Trista M. Hite, Heather Kincaid, Gregory M. Kountz, Herb F. Manifold, Tony Martin, Amanda McCord, Cassidy S. Miller, Samantha Morgan, Staci New, Brittney Nixon, Andrew T. Pinkerton, Connor Ray, Kendall Ray, Scott C. Riley, Eric Shafer, Amanda Thompson, Clinton L. Whetsel, Megan M. Winchester. .... | |
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| | | Lincoln Park to stage 'Charlie Brown' play | | Posted Saturday, October 21, 2006 11:11:52 PM by Blog57 Team | | Bessey Creek Elementary: Individual Picture Day Tuesday. ... PTA board meeting 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in the library conference room. ... Gift-wrap pickup 2-6 p.m. Tuesday; 7:30- 9:30 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Wednesday-Friday. ... Report cards go home Thursday. ... Family Fun Night Fall Festival and Book Fair 5:30 p.m. Oct. 26. To volunteer for the book fair, call (772) 219-1500, Ext. 17. Crystal Lake Elementary: Report cards go home Thursday. ... Parent-teacher conferences 5-8 p.m. Oct. 25 and 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 27. To schedule a conference, call (772) 219-1525. ... Reflections theme "My Favorite Place" entries due Nov. 10. Students may complete projects in literature, composition, photography, visual arts, dance choreography or film/video production. ... For information on the Adopt-A-Class Program call (772) 286-8121.... | |
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| | | Spirituality briefs | | Posted Monday, October 09, 2006 11:20:42 PM by Blog57 Team | | BROOKLYN Unitarian Universalist Society, Old Brooklyn Meeting House, routes 6 and 169, 779-2623: Service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Guest speaker Joshua Mason Pawelek, parish minister of the Unitarian Universalist Society: East in Manchester, will speak on Many Truths in One Room. Unitarian Universalism is an open faith. It does not preach to one theological doctrine or one religious faith. It does not reject or punish people for believing differently from the religious mainstream. Service will explore how it contains many truths. Pawelek is the former parish minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Norwich. COLCHESTER Congregation Ahavath Achim, Lebanon Avenue, 537-2809: Kol Nidre service will start at 6:15 p.m. Sunday to begin the observance of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.... | |
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| | | Business as usual for many Clayton County residents | | Posted Saturday, September 30, 2006 1:11:09 PM by Blog57 Team | | Today, while most of the country takes a break from working to be with friends and family, there are those who treat this like any other Monday. They have to work.Patrolman Rodney Crouch of the Clayton County Police Department said he actually enjoys working on holidays."I schedule my personal life around holidays. I look forward to working those days because those are some of the most dangerous days," Crouch said.He said that he has worked every holiday since he became an officer more than two years ago."I feel like I can really help on holidays. Traditionally there is more drinking, (during the Labor Day weekend) and I like to diffuse some of those situations. And of course getting these drunk drivers off the street is important."Joshua Barton of Stockbridge knows that while his family is out barbecuing, he'll be decorating pizzas for six hours today.Barton, the head cook, has worked at the Jonesboro Pizza Hut for three years and has worked on just about every holiday.... | |
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| | | Arrests | | Posted Thursday, September 28, 2006 11:12:26 AM by Blog57 Team | | The following arrests were reported by local law enforcement agencies for the past week. All persons are considered innocent until proven guilty: Peachtree City Police Department Monday, Sept. 11 Kerry Gossett, 45, of Woodsdale Drive, Peachtree City for obstruction of a police officer, simple battery (family violence) and cruelty to children in the third degree. Richard Scott Takacs, 25, of Sweetwater Oaks, Peachtree City for driving with a suspended license and driving with an expired tag. Tuesday, Sept. 12 Tony Edwards Childree, 26, of Woodlawn Avenue, Hampton for DUI, possession of an open container of alcohol, failure to maintain lane and violation of driver's license restrictions. Wednesday, Sept.... | |
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| | | Woodstock Middle School announces the fourth-quarter honor roll ... | | Posted Friday, September 01, 2006 1:26:42 AM by Blog57 Team | | High Honors: Jake Almquist, Brienna Baron, Drew Beaupre, Lee Boyd, James Byrnes, Sarah Cook, Casandra Guilani, Caleb Harder, Matthew Harrington, Katelyn Houlihan, Alexander Kryzak, Rebekah Labak, Casey LeBlanc, Joseph Listro, Caroline Lussier, Robert Motley, Mikayla Musumeci, Sarah Owen, Victoria Palacios, Allison Rich, Harrison Schroder, Sarah Stoll, Michael Thienel. Honors:Liam Adams, Emily Audet, Anna Battye, Nicole Boyle, Ashley Bressette, Devan Ciapocha, Ian Converse, Nicole Cotnoir, Mitchell Cremers, Caitlyn Duquette, Nathan Giamundo, Catherine Hatch, Ethan Kaphammer, Kelsey Leclair, Elisabeth Lindstrom, Montana MacRae, Joshua Malboeuf, Jessica Mauro, Miko McGuire, Nicholas Morrisette, Christopher Murphy, Aislin Myers, Elizabeth Navarro, Danielle Nowak, Sydney Rondeau, Valerie Schultz, Sophia Sullivan, Vanessa Valenti, Joseph Wilcox,.Kaitlyn Willard.... | |
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| | | Record number of locals qualify for Summer Games | | Posted Saturday, August 26, 2006 11:16:17 AM by Blog57 Team | | One of the benefits of hosting the 2004 Alberta Summer Games is that it sparked a renewed interest in sports in local athletes which is evident in the number of locals who have qualified for the Alberta Summer Games. Last Friday Alberta Sport and Rec released the names of the athletes who will represent Zone 2 (Big Country) at the 2004 Alberta Summer Games which will be held in Okotoks, High River and the MD of Foothills. Competing on their home turf 124 athletes and 16 coaches from the foothills region will be participating the upcoming Summer Games. Games chair Diane Turner said the record number of local athletes is a direct result of having the Summer Games at home. "Because we are hosting the Games we had more local kids try-out (for the various events)," said Turner at the volunteer rally last Thursday in Okotoks.... | |
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| | | Birthdays, pageants, oh my! | | Posted Sunday, August 20, 2006 1:22:27 PM by Blog57 Team | | It's summer not season, but as long as there are celebrities there's something to talk about in the desert as we'll find in today's celebrity sightings. Made his day Clint Eastwood escaped to the desert during a recent weekend, we're told, heading to La Quinta's Hogs Breath Inn to dine with friends and family. Anne, meet Betty Who did Desert Sun society columnist Betty Francis meet recently but best-selling author and new Coachella Valley resident Anne Rice? So far, the writer's new Rancho Mirage digs are receiving high marks. "We just love it here," Rice told Francis. "We are as happy as can be here in Rancho Mirage and plan to become more involved in the community." Teen town They've been everywhere it seems, the perky teens of the Miss Teen USA Pageant taking over the Coachella Valley.... | |
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| | | REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS - Community Journal Clermont | | Posted Monday, August 14, 2006 7:12:51 AM by Blog57 Team | | Clermont County real estate transfer information is provided as a public service by the office of Clermont County Auditor Linda L. Fraley. Some listings may not include complete information. AMELIA VILLAGE 82 E. Main St., Julie Zemanek to Janice & Michael Hoffman, 0.22 acre, $105,000. 43 Mallard Drive, Lori Spann & Daryl Burke to James & Terrie Hale, 0.23 acre, $132,000. .... | |
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| | | A trove of clues at DAR library | | Posted Tuesday, August 08, 2006 1:13:40 PM by Blog57 Team | | It has been 17 years since I visited the library at the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution headquarters in Washington - and it was worth the wait. Not that I came home with great gobs of new information on my ancestors. I didn't, though I observed many a Daughter rushing to the copy machine to document new "finds." But I did bring home a few clues I hope will take me further in my research, and I spent every spare moment during the annual DAR Continental Congress squirreled away in the NSDAR Library. The stacks are easy to browse with books organized by family over here, by state over there. I headed for New York, Greene County, to look for my forebears from Windham, Durham, Cairo and Hunter - the surnames Bray, Hill, Payne and Doolittle, my Connecticut Yankees. In particular, I wanted to look at "Greene Genes," bound volumes of a newsletter that historian Patricia Morrow published for several years.... | |
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