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Fire taxes won t change despite requests

Fire taxes won t change despite requests
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$400,000 going to CVCC for public safety, engineering

$400,000 going to CVCC for public safety, engineering
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Rotary Club presents Dr William T MacLauchlin Award

NEWTON â The Rotary Club of Newton-Conover was chartered in 1949 and is celebrating 72 years of service and support to the area. An unusual year due to COVID-19, the Rotary Club of Newton-Conover has continued to thrive under the leadership of its president, Mark Robinson (Associated Brands). During the annual Rotary Night celebration, honors were bestowed on member Rotarians. With the cancellation of Rotary Night 2020, honorees for 2020 and 2021 were recognized. The Dr. William T. MacLauchlin Award is presented to a Rotarian exemplifying nobility of character and personal integrity. Dr. Mac (as he was affectionately known) was a charter member of the Rotary Club of Newton-Conover and lived his life âservice above self.â The 2020 Dr. Mac Award was presented to Sherry Butler, and the 2021 award to Bobby Boyd, each for their exemplary life of service.

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Some Arizonans found positive ways to cope with COVID-19 pandemic

May 10, 2021 Stephen Quinonez, who began Intuitive Development’s curriculum eight years ago, said the program helped guide him through important decisions in his life. (Photo courtesy of Stephen Quinonez) Family Bible Church conducted its services via livestream without a live congregation after COVID-19 was declared a national emergency last March. (Photo courtesy of Tim Klontz/Family Bible Church) PHOENIX – Gigi Soltero felt the world crashing down on her, and there was nothing she could do about it. When former President Donald Trump declared COVID-19 a national emergency on March 13, 2020, Soltero was soon thrust toward the frontlines as a licensed practical nurse. She already was battling her own issues with heavy drinking and a recovery from an abusive relationship, adding to her stress.

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Ground broken on Emergency Department expansion

HICKORY — On Wednesday, Catawba Valley Health System officially broke ground at its medical center to expand its Emergency Department and create a centralized heart center to better meet the

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