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Principal Roy Perrin talks about education at TCHS Madison Anne' s Kitchen in the heart of Hiawassee TOWNS TOWNS Victoria' s Attic is now complete with food High school students getting a solid education. Some programs exceptional. STUDENT ACHEIVEMENT HIAWASSEE DINING
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WWW.GEORGIASENTINEL.COM | THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2010 | 50 CENTS
TOWNS
VOLUME 15 • ISSUE 17
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TOWNS
Mayor Mathis expresses gratitude
for local input
STUDENT ACHEIVEMENT
Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
70/42 70/46 79/53 72/56 78/50 75/47 70/47
Frank Bradley / Sentinel PhotoJeannie Bradley, a Towns County High School Student recently took home the top prize in the Georgia FFA State Convention.
HIAWASSEE
Mayor stresses that feedback from the com-munity is vital in order to adequately plan for
the Town of Hiawassee's future
EDUCATION
TCHS Juniors prepare to take SATs
Tests a measure of high school teaching and for students getting into college
Frank Bradley / Sentinel PhotoFrom Left to Right: Dr. Joseph R. Aicher, Jr. and Principal Roy Perrin.
Principal Roy Perrin talks about education at TCHSEDUCATION
High school students getting a solid education. Some programs exceptional.
Madison Anne's Kitchen in the heart of HiawasseeDINING
Victoria's Attic is now complete with food
2AApril 29, 2010
Towns County candidate meet and greet coming up Patriots back in Washington
POLITICS
Over 200 local activists head to the capital to discuss new policies
Sheriff's Youth Homes Fundraiser in the works
Contributed PhotoPatriots with Senator Saxby Chambliss - L-R Front-Ellen Thurman, Jeanie and Jack Rawdin (White County Patriots Direc-tor), Barbara!Powell, Margaret Wilshire, Second Row-Suzanne Hollenbeck, Louise Shippen, Senator Saxby Chambliss, Patriots Founder Nighta Davis,Lisa Turner, Jackie Franklin Others in Photo-- Rachel Goolsby,Betty Harper,Kay Ainsworth, Dyda Bradley, Pat LaBarr, Emily Appling,Lamar Franklin,Barney and Joan Gerrin,Judy Manning, Tom Stewart, Dorothy Stewart,Bobby Brady,Selina Walker
Contributed PhotoHanding In Petitions L-R Front:!Jack and Jeanie Rawdin, Nighta Davis handing Congressman Paul Broun thousands of signatures requesting a new tax code, Lisa Turner, Betty Harper, Charlotte Thompson and Chris Sweat. L-R Back Row: Joan Gerrin, Barney Gerrin and Johnny Brady.
THE SHERIFF SPEAKS
Silent auction to benefit fire safety at Chili Cook Off
3AApril 29, 2010
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FRANK BRADLEY, Publisher / Editor
ANN DORAN, Reporter
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Town County Fire Corps encourage you to attend Big Band Concert
State Decisively Balances its Checkbook
#011 - Low cost water heating
EDITOR’S INBOX
4AApril 29, 2010
Franklin Llewellyn Everton
04/19/10 13:41 E-1,2,T-1 Sharp Memorial Church Fire Alarm14:47 E-1 Woods Grove Area Smoke Investigation14:54 E-2 Miller St Fire Alarm 16:31 E-2, R-1 Clay Co Mutual Aid 22:02 R-1 Hy Top Rd Medical04/20/10 09:45 R-2 Cold Springs Rd Medical11:11 E-1,T-1 Deer Ln Fire Alarm13:37 E-1,6 T-1 Hwy 75 N Smoke Investigation17:50 E-2,6 Dean St Structure Fire21:03 R-2 Murphy St. Medical04/21/10 08:14 R-1 Hardee`s Medical 11:41 R-2 Martin Circle Medical12:29 R-2 Martin Circle Medical14:57 E-1,2 T-1 Sharp Memorial Church Fire Alarm15:16 R-1 Church St. Medical20:31 R-2 Chicken Pit Rd Medical
04/22/10 15:58 R-1 Bell Eagle Dr Medical17:03 E-2 Trails End Smoke Investigation18:41 R-1 Hwy 288 Search Lost Person04/23/10 08:33 R-1 Hwy 75 N Medical08:36 R-2 Mountain Valley Way Medical13:29 R-1 Hwy 76 E Auto Accident13:57 E-1 Chatuge Regional Hosp. Landing Zone14:00 R-2 Plottown Rd Medical16:43 R-2 Hwy 76 w Medical20:04 R-2 Hwy 76 W Public Service04/24/10 20:51 R-1 Hwy 288 Medical04/25/10 03:31 R-1 Martin Rd Medical18:14 R-2 Thomastown Rd Auto Accident04/26/10 08:19 R-1 Church St. Medical
Towns County Fire Report
Collegiate Bass Tournament winners announced
Ida Faye Keys
Towns County Deed Transactions
Towns County Students of The Month
Allison Arnold Tommy Black
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5AApril 29, 2010
Heroes of Kettle Creek 1779 - 1782 is now available at Mountain Regional
SAR presents new publication to Young Harris Library
LIBRARY NEWS
Local teachers author new children's book
Meet the new Clydesdale Foal
New Spiritual Director in Towns Co.
Memo from the city manager
Habitat celebrates Mother's Day
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8AApril 29, 2010
The Rapids competed against eleven other teams in the 2010 Mako Swim Meet in Dalton
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North Georgia Rapids Make Waves at Swim Meet
Bring the family to the square in Hiawassee from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. to enjoy Arts & Crafts Vendors, the dedication of the Presley Post Office (Towns County’s first Post Office), good food, music, gospel singing, Elvis, and honoring some of our oldest mothers. Historical school pictures and the beautiful quilt depicting the history of Towns County will be on display.
Whiskers Project will be having a Birdhouse competition from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Enter your birdhouse for $5 per entry and win prizes. All ages are encouraged to enter. Call 1-888-872-9330 for more information
Arts and Heritage festival promises good food, music
The public is invited to enjoy the Arts & Crafts on display at the upcoming May 8th festival.
Northeast Georgia U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Flotilla Now Chartered
Contributed Photo The appointed leaders of the new !otilla taking their oath of o"ce. From left to right are Auxiliary Division 2 Com-mander Dave Fuller o"ciating, Director of Auxiliary CDR Donald Win#eld administering the oath, and Flotilla Com-mander Mark Moore and Vice Flotilla Commander James Maloney taking the oath.
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