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Carl G. Jung once said, “It is only our deeds that reveal who we are.” If that is true, then Jacksonville is full of good people.
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Those that attended last week’s Board of Education meeting expected to see Ray Hammett voted in as Jacksonville’s new superintendent.
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Authorities Thursday morning positively identified the remains of a body found last weekend in the Peeks Hill community as Melody Evans, 42, of Jacksonville. Evans was reportedly last seen alive on Nov. 4.
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Last week, residents of Jacksonville received a letter reminding them of the upcoming census count. The U.S. Constitution mandates that everyone in the United States must be counted in a census every 10 years. This includes people of all ages, races and ethnic groups; citizens and non-citizens. The census is more than just a population count. The data the census will provide has numerous benefits to the people of this nation and for Jacksonville.
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H. Brandt Ayers, chairman and publisher for Consolidated Publishing Company, will be the featured speaker at the Ayers Lecture at Jacksonville State University on March 25, 2010. The topic of his speech will be “50 Controversy-Free Years as an Alabama Journalist.”
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Trey Palmedo is getting a chance to see how Jacksonville’s city government works from the inside out. Palmedo, a senior from Sacred Heart, will shadow Jacksonville Councilman Derek Raulerson this week and see what life is like for a politician. Palmedo said that even at a young age he is ready to get involved to make a difference.
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The 60th annual meeting of AOD Credit Union was held last month at Berman-Varner house, formerly known as Community Activity Center Building 47.
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