Batavia Rotary marks 40 years with historic ties and growth
Batavia Rotary celebrates 40 years while highlighting its status as the area’s oldest club, its early role in founding other clubs, and ongoing funding support for Main Street Incorporated to plant trees along Batavia’s business strip. The history notes Hugh C. Nichols as a remaining original member, Rotary President Jack Maddox, and a 60 percent meeting attendance rule.
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Rotary Club of
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Main Street Incorporated
Rotary
Hugh C. Nichols
Jack Maddox
Batavia Rotary
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Bethel Tate School Arts and Music Spring Programs
Bethel Tate School pupils will display music and art in April and May. On April 24 at 7 30 p m the high school band and chorus perform in the gym with Childer classes art displays in the lobby. A similar event at East Campus middle school is planned for May 16 at 7 30 p m and concludes May 22 with 5th and 6th activities.
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Bethel-Tate School
East Campus
Amelia Village Council sets special meeting on sidewalks
A special Amelia Village Council meeting is planned to discuss new sidewalks. The next council session is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. on Monday May 1 at the Amelia Building.
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Amelia Village Council
Amelia Council
Amelia Building
Bethel Seeks Near Million in Grants for Projects
Bethel aims for nearly one million dollars in grants across multiple projects. County Administrator Bruce Henry criticized the low public turnout at the Bethel meeting and urged stronger participation from residents.
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Bethel
Bruce Henry
Democrats Plan Dinner at 6:30 PM with 7:30 Meal
The Democratic event will start at 6 30 PM and dinner will be served at 7 30 PM. Tickets cost 25 and are available from the Executive or by calling 732 2252 or 732 1600.
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