MACS Honors Six Retiring MACS Members
The Mex ico Academy and Central School Faculty Association held a retirement dinner at Le Myne Manor for six MACS staff retiring at June end. Longtime district leaders included Elvin H. Pierce and Art Director George Green, with tributes from board and faculty.
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George Green
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Dena Feeney
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Arnold Halliday
Earl Chanley
Jack Proud
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Macs Faculty Association
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Governor vetoes bills including dancer tax break veto
The governor vetoed several measures over the past days, opposing a tax break for square dancers and other proposals. He criticized state preemption, added costs, and potential conflicts of interest in police and education policy while citing federal preemption on banking regulation and concerns over licensing and oversight.
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Gannett official named Nashville Banner president
Wayne Sargent, a Gannett executive, is named president and publisher of the Nashville Banner. He succeeds James G. Stahlmen who retires after 60 years with the paper. James H. Armistead is named assistant publisher and Kenneth Morrell becomes editorial director. Morrell joined Gannett earlier this year.
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