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DANBY â The Select Board asked the townâs Planning Commission to look into a proposed ATV ordinance and after several weeks of work the commission has its recommendation. Start over.
That was the unanimous decision by the Planning Commission at its May 6 meeting, following three consecutive weekly meetings and many dozens of comments gathered from town residents.
Danby Planning Commission chair Shelly Taylor said the consensus is the ordinance, as written, is a âno-go.â The findings of the commissionâs work has been returned to the Select Board with the suggestion that they start from scratch.
The Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Claremore Collective to host a Claremore City Council Candidate Meet & Greet on Monday, March 22, at the Will Rogers Memorial
PICTURES: Lockdown learning is snow much fun for Helmsdale pupils By Caroline McMorran Published: 19:00, 19 February 2021
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Outdoor activity is just as important as hitting the books, as teachers at Helmsdale Primary know.
So when a deep fall of snow carpeted the area in white last week, pupils were set a different sort of task â to make a snow sculpture.
Gallery1 Staring at a screen all day is just no fun for our little people who need to be out enjoying the fresh air, said principal teacher Shelly Taylor.
Helmsdale pupils send messages of support to elderly and isolated in their community By Caroline McMorran Published: 19:15, 27 December 2020
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It is a Rotakids pledge that pupils at Helmsdale Primary School are determined to honour.
Senior pupils have committed to endeavouring to be fair to all, serve their community and show respect to others.
And as part of that, youngsters in primary six and seven recently wrote festive letters of reassurance to elderly and isolated residents in the area.
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Teacher Shelly Taylor said: âThe pupils are very aware that many people donât have access to social media and that Christmas cards are not as common as they once were.