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Summer Bridge Bradley County Leadership Institute 2013
APPROXIMATELY 50 BRADLEY COUNTY students participated in this year’s Summer Bridge Bradley County Leadership Institute 2013. For two weeks, students were involved in team-building activities at Hor...

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CLEVELAND LIONS CLUB recently hosted a special presentation by State Rep. Kevin Brooks, center, R-Cleveland who represents the 24th Legislative District. Here, Brooks receives a special gift from longtime Lions Club member George Martin, right, who hosted Brooks’ visit as program chairman. At left is Buell Connell, local Lions Club president. Banner photos, RICK NORTON

‘What’s right with America?’ Rep. Kevin Brooks says answer is ‘Tennessee’
When asked by Cleveland Lions Club program chairman George Martin to speak on the theme “What’s Right With America?” state Rep. Kevin Brooks took a gentle sidestep by paring it down to a subject he...

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New DUI bill will become law on July 1
New legislation regarding drunk driving convictions will give greater oversight to those offenders. July 1 is the day the new laws will go into effect regarding ignition interlocks for all convict...

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Amateur radio operators to hold communications demonstration
The aftermath of a major disaster can overload public service communication channels as much-needed aid is rushed to the affected area. Working with government agencies to relieve this stress on ...

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New Jobs For Life class begins Tuesday
Bradley Cleveland Community Services Agency has announced the beginning of a new session of its job training program, Jobs For Life. The new class will begin June 18 and continue for eight weeks....

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THIS BABY catbird was sitting in a friend’s yard when Janis Lemon took this photo.

Your Best Shot 6-16
Recent photos may be submitted for Your Best Shot by emailing gwen.swiger@clevelandbanner.com, mailing good quality photos (digital should have at least 150 dpi) to Your Best Shot, P.O. Box 3600, ...

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Meigs County Mayor Garland Lankford breaks ground at the Cherokee Removal Memorial Park where the memorial wall will be built on June 10. The contractors estimate the wall completion to be mid-August.

Cherokee trail riders visit Removal Park
Twenty-two descendants from the Cherokee Nation suited up for a bike ride that would take them across the trail that their ancestors were forced to travel 175 years ago. The Cherokee Removal Memori...

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Lisa Mantooth, director of Partner Relations for United Way of Bradley County, explains to those in attendance at one of the recent Health Endowment Fund workshops steps in applying for a grant. More than 40 requests were turned in for grants by the May 31 deadline.

40 applications seek United Way grants
More than 40 applications to receive grants from the United Way Health Endowment Fund were turned in by the May 31 deadline. According to Lisa Mantooth, director of Partner Relations for United W...

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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD local lodge 16 presented WW Johnson with the 2013 Community Leadership Award on Friday. From left are Rochelle Cordova, Community Outreach for East Tennessee; James Gilbert, area manager; WW Johnson and Joyce Johnson.

Woodmen of the World presents flag to Jetport

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Black Fox, Michigan Avenue schools receive Lowe’s Toolbox grants
Two Bradley County schools were recently chosen as recipients of grants that will go toward improving the school buildings’ exteriors, giving them the chance to make better use of their outdoor spa...

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Banner photo, DAVID DAVIS
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 16-09 honored Shepherd Mosby Saturday at the Fun In The Park Day 2013 at Mosby Park. The ceremony was part of an event to raise awareness about how to enjoy the local pools, lakes and rivers this summer in a fun and safe manner. Shepherd Mosby served in the Merchant Marines during World War I. He was assigned to a special unit called “The Waterdogs,” whose mission was to protect the shore from enemy swimmers. From left, are Flotilla Vice Commander William McGarvey, left, College Hill Recreation Center Director Trese Curry and Flotilla Commander Stephen McLain.

Wreath placing remembers Mosby, urges water safety
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 16-09 combined water safety with culture Saturday by placing a wreath on a monument dedicated to Shepherd Mosby at the Fun In The Park Day 2013 at Mosby Park. ...

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Cleveland Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol promoted Cadet Chief Master Sgt. Breanna Melton to the rank of Cadet 2nd Lt. at a special award and promotion ceremony Tuesday at its Cleveland headquarters. In the photo are Col. Barry Melton, left, Cadet 2nd Lt. Breanna Melton and Lt. Col Jack Mullinax.

CAP cadet Melton promoted to 2nd lieutenant
The Cleveland Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol promoted Cadet Chief Master Sgt. Breanna Melton to the rank of Cadet 2nd lieutenant at a special award and promotion ceremony Tuesday at its...

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Lee University School of Music’s music festival
10 outstanding pianists to compete

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Cry Out America seek churches to pray during 7 days before Sept. 11
The Seven Mountains of Culture are the focus of continuous prayer on the seven days preceding the Cry Out America prayer service on Sept. 11. Cry Out America organizers are seeking seven lead chur...

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Truman Club

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