MT. VERNON — — Excavation work by Oniger Excavating is continuing on 34th Street. The street is closed on North Ambassador Lane to Veterans Memorial Drive. The street is being repaved and widened, and drainage improved. New sidewalks have been installed on the west side of the street from J.L. Buford School up to the construction zone.
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Excavation work by Oniger Excavating is continuing on 34th Street. The street is closed on North Ambassador Lane to Veterans Memorial Drive. The street is being repaved and widened, and drainage improved. New sidewalks have been installed on the west side of the street from J.L. Buford School up to the construction zone.
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Ina students have Happy Feet
Students from Ina Grade School make laps around the outside of the baseball diamond on Friday, part of the Happy Feet Walk-A-Thon to raise funds for the Happy Feet program to provide school children with gym shoes. The entire school participated in the event.
INA — Happy faces accompanied the happy feet of student at Ina Grade School Friday as they participated in a Happy Feet Walk-A-Thon.
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Geraldine "Jerry" Williams
Geraldine "Jerry" Williams, 86, of Bonnie, passed away at 11:45 p.m. , Thursday, May 16, 2013, at Mt. Vernon Countryside Manor. She was born on Oct. 28, 1926, the daughter of Paul and Dorothy (Kirk) Brumitt. She was married to Thurmand Williams for 6
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Trojans take first regional title
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Trojans take first regional title
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