Tighter security for school graduations
Gas ton's public school system tightens safety for high school ceremonies with more guards and metal detectors. Over 2,200 graduates across 11 high schools, mostly on Saturday June 9, plus two ceremonies on Wednesday June 6. Enhanced security involves Gaston County police, sheriff, and municipal departments, with walk through and held held detectors for all attendees. Purses and bags are discouraged as screening slows entry. weapons and tobacco products are prohibited. Arrive early, expect lines, and report anything suspicious to officials.
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Webb Street School
Warlick Academy
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Scott Heavner
Cherryville High School
John Clark
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Gaston Gazette
North Gaston intern graduates into career
Samuel Adams, an 18 year old North Gaston senior, will start a career at Réchling Engineering Plastics after a January to June internship. The German firm has operated in Gaston for over 30 years, employing about 200 people at two local plants in the Gaston Technology Park in Dallas.
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Réchling Engineering Plastics
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Réchling
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North Gaston High School
Rochling Engineering Plastics
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THE
Gaston Gazette