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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2015
Page
4
Quote from R Buckminster Fuller urging bold simplicity and curiosity. Reflects a life of invention and philosophy. Presented as a pithy daily thought attributed to the American thinker and designer.
Cherryville has moved toward restoring trust after three years of government corruption battles. A state award for financial practices follows reforms including dispersed money oversight, a whistle blower policy, and an audit committee with the mayor, a council member, and five residents driving accountability.
Dr Jim Giermanski argues against Common Core federal overreach in K12 education. He cites constitutional limits, three federal laws, and the lure of $4.35 billion in incentives to states that adopt CORE standards. He warns of loss of state authority and urges North Carolina to reject the approach.
The Gazette treats a minor dispute over a 3 inch sticker on a garbage truck as front page news. It frames High Shoals as a small town with larger issues looming beyond routine local concerns.
Community members oppose Gaston County Animal Shelter at a Highland area site citing homes day care Highland Tech low income housing nearby and local businesses. They warn funding 850000 would be better spent on teacher pay raises bus repairs and question park safety and local changes already seen with a shooting range a dirt bike park and a former boys club removal.
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