MT. VERNON — — Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m.
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Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m. RORYE O’CONNOR/REGISTER-NEWS
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Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m. RORYE O’CONNOR/REGISTER-NEWS
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Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m. RORYE O’CONNOR/REGISTER-NEWS
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Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m. RORYE O’CONNOR/REGISTER-NEWS
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Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m. RORYE O’CONNOR/REGISTER-NEWS
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Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m. RORYE O’CONNOR/REGISTER-NEWS
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Polling places around Jefferson County saw plenty of action with voters lining up early and often. Doris Wallace, a volunteer at the Mt. Vernon 1 polling place at the Jefferson County Highway Department, said voting was “brisk.” At the polling place at Epworth United Methodist Church, volunteer Gaila Morris said more than 400 people had voted by 12:20 p.m. RORYE O’CONNOR/REGISTER-NEWS
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Naming rights granted for new theater
MT. VERNON – The Schweinfurth Foundation has been granted lifetime naming rights for the new proposed Mt. Vernon Township High School theater. School officials say Schweinfurth has donated roughly $510,000 to the school over the years for arts progra
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D80 wants cameras at Primary Center
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MT. VERNON -- The City Council approved a grant application which would be used to make improvements to eight acres at Lincoln Park if granted. "It is a 50/50 matching grant with a maximum award of $400,000," City Parks and Facilities Director George
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Naming rights granted for new theater
