Ten memorable Gastonia year stories summarized
The Gastonia Gazette highlights ten notable 2017 events in chronological order. Key items include demolition of Sears sites for a planned facility on West Franklin, a contentious Belmont middle school land deal and bond money issues, the March 16 death of Mary Jo Cloninger of Mary Jo's Cloth Store, and a spring decline in Eastridge Mall sales with J C Penney closing.
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New Gaston County animal shelter plan nears bid stage
Architects from Gastonia firm Stewart Cooper Newell have drafted a replacement for the Dallas shelter. The project would redevelop a 14,000 square foot building on Wren Parkway near I-85 and U S 321, adding to reach 21,533 square feet. Bid process to begin after year start. review by North Carolina Department of Insurance required for large public buildings.
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Gaston trainer named region's best at CareMont Health
Jarrett Friday, on-site athletic trainer at Hunter Huss and Forestview high schools since 2004, named region's best by CareMont Health See BEST AZ.
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