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December 20, 2006
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Clay schools to lose $50,000 in federal budget money in ’07
By Carla Gwaltney
Clay County School will lose $50,000 in federal funding come January. Clay County Schools normally receive what is referred to as “forest service money” each January from the sale of timber cut from federal lands in the county. More...
Play is a family affair

Sentinel photos by Frank Bradley Hayesville’s Anderson family played many roles in last week’s “A Christmas Carol,” performed at the Peacock Playhouse. Susan appeared as Mrs. Cratchit. Her daughters, left to right, Bethany, Katie and Danika were three of the Cratchit children. More...

Students help bridge project get off the ground
By Carla Gwaltney Owens

Members of the Hayesville High School drafting class looked on as faculty and staff from Hayesville High School worked to place steel beams at the pedestrian bridge under construction near Spike Buck Indian Mound. The steel beams have been donated by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. More...

 Events
•CALENDAR
Christmas stories and poems at Moss Library Dec. 21 The Moss Memorial Library is hosting the annual Reading of Christmas Stories and Poems on December 21 at 7 p.m. Anyone in the community who has written a Christmas story or poem is invited to come and read your work at open mike. More...
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 Community
•Granny’s Attic moving to new quarters
Tonia Ruggiano, Sandy McLamb, Pat Fesenmyer, Marie McCann, Ruth Ayers, Lois Gamble, Jean Higgins, and Liz McLaughlin preparing to move Granny's Attic to its new, larger location on Hwy 64 W. (down from Mica's Pizza). More...
•Deed Transfers
•Christmas arrives at Moss Library
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 Opinion
•From the porch
Do you hear Santa’s sleigh?
Christmas is four days away. Santa Claus is coming to town. Shopper procrastination is in full swing as those who have put off Christmas shopping delve through remaining bargains at area stores. The Salvation Army men and women stand in front of their black kettles, ringing bells and patiently gre... More...
•Letters to the Editor Thanks for a great HMS choral concert
•’Tis the season
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 Religion
•Church Calendar
Unitarians to hear Rev. Scheyer The minister at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Franklin on Sunday, Dec. 24, will be The Rev. J. David Scheyer of Franklin. His serrmon will be entitled, “A Traditional Christmas.” Services begin at 11 a.m. For information, call Bill Bell at 369-3633 or Ha... More...
•Wanda Galloway retiring as First United Methodist accompanyist
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 Sports & Recreation
•Jacket wrestlers travel to Franklin for meet
The Hayesville High School and Middle School wrestling teams traveled over the mountain last week to take part in a three-way meet with Franklin High School and Swain County. While the varsity and junior varsity squads lost by just a few team points to much bigger Franklin teams, the junior varsit... More...
•Hayesville men, women cruise past Cherokee
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 Arts & Leisure
•GSO captivates crowd at Holiday Pops
Dr. Gregory Pritchard conducted the Gainesville Symphony Orchestra in “Holiday Pops” at Fieldstone Family Entertainment Center in Hiawassee on Tuesday, December 12. The theatre was fully packed with a delighted audience, many of whom had attended the previous two years’ performances. More...
•Sentinel photo / Ann B. Doran
•Remember road safety on all holiday trips
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