Dodge County News - Entries from March 2010

Entries from March 2010

Nancy Pelosi’s last charge

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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A Little Common Sense
By Rich Lowry

In keeping with his new spirit of compromise, President Barack Obama has offered a health-care bill staking out middle ground between House and Senate Democrats.
At $950 billion, it’s more expensive than the Senate bill, but cheaper than the House bill, and mixes and matches sundry tax proposals. Obama has again proved himself a committed bipartisan leader -- if liberals from the House and liberals from the Senate are considered political parties. [Full Story »]

Local winners named in 4-H/FFA Livestock Show

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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The 2010 Dodge County Livestock Show was held on February 15, 2010. [Full Story »]

Dodge grand jury returns indictments

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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The February term of the Dodge County Grand Jury met recently and returned the following indictments. [Full Story »]

Dodge tennis teams lose in season openers

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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By Chad W. Smith
The Dodge County High School (DCHS) tennis teams opened the 2010 season with matches against West Laurens on last Monday, February 22. [Full Story »]

Legals for March 3, 2010

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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Legals for March 3, 2010 [Full Story »]

Escapism vs. Identification

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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Dear Editor,
No matter how great of a nation America has become there are many things one can say about her citizens. As time continues to pass the citizens of this community as well as the nation continue to disconnect. When we think of one nation under God, the citizens of this nation continue to cross the boundaries of unity. [Full Story »]

Jr. Grappling Indians are state bound

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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The Jr. Grappling Indians seem to be peaking at just the right time in preparation for the GA Kids State Championships.
Recently, thirteen Indians traveled to the southern most state qualifier tournament in Toombs County to earn a chance at taking on the best of the best in Georgia wrestling. In the morning session, nine of eleven wrestlers earned places allowing them to advance to state. [Full Story »]

Eastman named Tree City USA

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Wednesday, March 3. 2010

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Eastman has been named a Tree City USA by the National Arbor Day Foundation. It is the seventeenth year Eastman has received this national recognition. [Full Story »]