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DR. RAYMOND BROWN, left, chairman of the board at Life Bridges, presents local dentist Dr. Royce McBride with a plaque honoring him for 40 years of service to Life Bridges clients. Joining them is Diana Jackson, Life Bridges’ CEO.
Banner photo, CHRISTY ARMSTRONG

Dr. Royce McBride honored for long years of help to Life Bridges clients
A local dentist has been honored for having provided dental care to people with intellectual disabilities for 40 years. Representatives from Life Bridges, a local organization that serves such indi...

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Utility future strategy nearing
CU plan eyes key initiatives

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KIWANIAN John Squires, left, invited Jamison Creel of Jerusalem School at Bethlehem, right, to speak at a recent Kiwanis Club of Cleveland luncheon. From left are Squires, Kiwanis President Bruce Bradford and Creel.
Banner photo, DELANEY WALKER

Bethlehem school aids diverse group
Jamison Creel of the Jerusalem School at Bethlehem provided a snapshot of current political and religious tensions and misconceptions in the Middle East at a recent Kiwanis Club of Cleveland lunche...

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Sports »

Atlanta Braves second baseman Tommy La Stella a down a fly ball against the Philadelphia Phillies, in Atlanta.

La Stella, Wood lead Braves’ in 8-2 win over Philadelphia
ATLANTA (AP) — Tommy La Stella is making an impression on Atlanta Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez. Since coming to the big leagues in late May, La Stella is 6 for 7 with the bases loaded, driving in ...

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Crawford honored in Murfreesboro
As he enters his third year as Cleveland’s head football coach, there is no questioning the impact that Ron Crawford has already had in the Blue Raiders community, on and off the field. Prior to hi...

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Features »

RICHARD TAYLOR, who recently retired from the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency, is still active in other volunteer endeavors involving search and rescue. Here, he is pictured with one of his search dogs.

Although retired, Richard Taylor still active in emergency support
Personality Profile

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CRIME LOG »

Crashes, thefts investigated

Fire, accidents snarl traffic on interstate

Three charged in theft of highway lag bolts

Before CLEVELAND UTILITIES has re-launched a program that will paint, using a color-coding system, some 2,600 fire hydrants in its service territory over the next three years. The program was put on hold a few years ago due to budget considerations, but is now being returned. An ongoing maintenance initiative to assure fire hydrant operability has continued to be in effect. Contributed photos

Painting a picture of safety

by RICK NORTON Associate Editor

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CU launches new fire hydrant project