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Angel's Cove holds benefit
A Sisters Celebrate Life benefit for Angel's Cove was held Saturday at West Salem Trinity United Methodist Church. The benefit included a silent and live auction, a fashion show sponsored by Maurice's, using 18 models, and a male dance revue. Angel's Cove provides residential care for teens facing unplanned pregnancies. The facility is also a licensed adoption agency.
A Sisters Celebrate Life benefit for Angel's Cove was held Saturday at West Salem Trinity United Methodist Church. The benefit included a silent and live auction, a fashion show sponsored by Maurice's, using 18 models, and a male dance revue. Angel's Cove provides residential care for teens facing unplanned pregnancies. The facility is also a licensed adoption agency.
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School board member resigns from position
MT. VERNON - A four-year veteran of the Mt. Vernon Township High School Board of Education has resigned from office. Cynthia Davis said she chose to step down from the board due to "family matters." She will be relocating from the area and Monday nig
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Thelma Bumpus
Thelma Louise Bumpus, age 89, from Bonnie, died peacefully at Mt. Vernon Countryside Manor in Mt. Vernon at 2:30 a.m. on Sunday, May 19, 2013. She died from liver failure due to a tumor-like mass in her liver. At the time of her death she had lived more than 16 years at Mt. Vernon Countryside Manor, longer than any other resident.
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School board puts budget on public display
MT VERNON – The Mt. Vernon Township Board of Education Monday voted to place the district's tentative amended budget for 2013 on public display for 30 days. Superintendent Mike Smith explained that changes may still be made to the document, which at
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Feces contaminates 58 percent of public swimming pools
Human feces taints more than half of public swimming pools, a finding U.S. health officials are using to urge better personal hygiene as the summer months approach.
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