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Readers invited to share holiday photos with Gazette
Readers are asked to send holiday photo submissions to kellis gastongazette.com for possible publication, inviting community members to share festive images with the paper.
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Gazette kicks off Christmas Wish program online
Online readers share moving comments about last year’s Christmas wish list. A reader explains their family faced medical debt after a daughter’s father died from COPD and expresses gratitude to those who helped, while noting new financial strain and the need to seek assistance again.
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Lincoln boosts police in schools after threats
Lincoln officials announce increased police presence in schools after threats. Sheriff Carpenter pledged full legal action against offenders and praised the sheriff's department for safeguarding students. The article encourages readers to comment on today's stories.
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Should Gaston County schools shift to a performance pay plan
Opinion asks whether Gaston County schools should adopt a performance based pay system for teachers and staff. Proponents argue merit rewards could boost student outcomes while opponents warn of fairness, measurement challenges, and funding constraints.
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Today in History December 22 Highlights
Key events include the 1814 ending of the War of 1812 with the Treaty of Ghent, the 1851 Library of Congress fire destroying about 35 000 volumes, Verdi's Aida world premiere in 1871 Cairo, Apollo 8 Genesis reading in 1968, candlelight remembrance for Iran hostages in 1980, and a 2000 Irving Texas escape-robbery where officer Aubrey Hawkins was killed by a fugitive gang.
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