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Principal resignations accepted by Marietta BOE | News, Sports, Jobs

Marietta City Schools voted to accept resignations of high school principal Chad Rinard and assistant principal Katie Cronin during its monthly meeting Monday e

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Principal resignations accepted by Marietta BOE | News, Sports, Jobs

Marietta City Schools voted to accept resignations of high school principal Chad Rinard and assistant principal Katie Cronin during its monthly meeting Monday e

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Marietta BOE accepts two resignations, hears project update | News, Sports, Jobs

Marietta BOE accepts two resignations, hears project update | News, Sports, Jobs
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Volunteers honored for aiding WinBeri residents | News, Sports, Jobs

The Marietta City Board of Education discussed the search for a new director of operations and recognized volunteers who responded in an emergency during their

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Blighted property nears May 14 demolition deadline | News, Sports, Jobs

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Left to right: Second-grade students Ry DâEttore, Reagan Slaubaugh and Logan Husk kick a soccer ball at Harmar Elementary School in view of the blighted public nuisances at 115-117 Gilman Ave. in Marietta on Monday. (Photo by Janelle Patterson) Two weeks to the day from the court declaration of blight and public nuisance, 115-117 Gilman Ave. still loomed in the overcast background of Harmar Elementary play Monday. “We talk about that place being haunted and if there’s a bad guy there or something,” said Reagan Slaubaugh, 8, of Marietta, as she kicked a soccer ball with fellow second-grade students in the grass of the primary school.

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