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LETTER: Support Marion Historical Commission’s CPC grant
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To the residents of Marion,
The Marion Historical Commission requests your vote in favor of our Community Preservation Commission grant application at Town Meeting on May 10.
This funding will continue our town-wide effort to document and research the important historic and architectural resources of Marion. In keeping with the Town’s Master Plan goals of preserving the town’s “historic seaside charm,” our survey projects will give us the foundational basis for identifying and preserving properties and open spaces that contribute to Marion’s unique aesthetic quality and history.
With this information, we can continue to work together towards protecting and preserving Marion’s treasured architectural heritage.
The Corbin Redhounds Baseball team ran its current winning streak to three games Monday night with a 15-0 win at Williamsburg.
Bradric Helton threw three innings of one-hit baseball for the Redhounds, while striking out seven, and drove in three runs for Corbin.
“The guys did what they needed to last night and have to come back tonight refocused to do the same thing,” said Coach Cody Philpot noting the teams were scheduled to play Tuesday night at Corbin.
The game had not yet been completed as of press time.
The Redhounds were coming off an 8-5 victory at Somerset on Saturday.
Crestview Board OKs lengthy list of personnel contracts
New Crestview Local Schools employees include speech/language pathologist Whitney Bollenbacher (left) and preschool/kindergarten intervention specialist Sydney Bowen.
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CONVOY Personnel matters were at the forefront of Monday night’s meeting of the Crestview Local Board of Education.
Three-year administrative contracts were approved for High School Principal Dave Bowen, Middle School Principal Trent Kreischer, Food Service Supervisor Penny Clark, Program Services Director Amy Eickholt, Assistant Treasurer Amy Gerardot and Maintenance/Custodial Supervisor Geoff Waddles.
The board also approved a long list of one-year teaching contracts, including Jeff Bagley, high school science; Danille Hancock, high school music; Jim Wharton, middle school/high school physical education; Diane Wilson, middle school intervention specialist; Doug Etz
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