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Lynn Haven was granted $4.4 million for debris removal and the county $4.1 million. These funds will be utilized to pay off the Hurricane Michael disaster bond that the city took out in August 2019, said Lynn Haven City Manager Vickie Gainer. We want to pay down as much of that debt as we can.
Lynn Haven s $31 million bond covered debris removal by Crowder Gulf and AshBritt from March 7, 2019, to Jan. 11, 2020. The city did an additional pass in the fall of last year to make sure all the debris had been removed and processed.
Gainer said the city is on a schedule to pay down the bond, and the $4.4 million grant will be an additional payment.
There also were displays of Black Americans throughout history and their accomplishments. Black cheerleaders also showed off the different routines from historically Black colleges and universities and their marching bands.
The Junior ROTC program at Rutherford had a display celebrating Blacks in the military. One who stood out was Gen. Patrick Sargent, the first Black student from Rutherford to become a brigadier general and one of 14 medical general officers.
Sargent graduated from Rutherford in 1981. Junior ROTC Commander Maj. Patrick Bass said he felt it was important for his fellow cadets to know that Sargent came from a similar background as them.
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