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Showing 8 articles from December 11, 2009.

CANNON COMMUNITY

Breaking the Mold: Inmates Get Second Chance
Breaking the Mold: Inmates Get Second Chance
Sheriff Billy Nichols this week announces the awarding of the FY09 Recovery Act Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program Local Solicitation to Cannon County in the amount of $10,884.
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Bredesen Announces Federal Farm Assistance For Cannon County
NASHVILLE - Governor Phil Bredesen today announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved his request for federal farm assistance for 16 Tennessee counties, including Cannon, due to excessive rain and flooding that occurred in September and October.
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Cannon County Schools Joins Race To The Top Initiative
Cannon County Schools Joins Race To The Top Initiative
Race to the Top is a federal initiative to provide grants to encourage and reward states for creating conditions for education reform and innovation. States are eligible under section 14006(a)(2) of the ARRA.
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COMMENTARY: Sheriff's Department Must Address Image Problem
In college athletics, when a universities' athletics teams are found to have a series of rules violations, the NCAA often finds that there exists a "lack of institutional control" and assesses penalties to the offending university.
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Deputies Dismissed From Cannon Co. Sheriff’s Department
This photo from the personal MySpace page of former Cannon Co. Deputy Aaron Hillis has a caption which reads, "Ridn Around, Ridn Dirty, Bet Cha Can't catch me."
Deputies Dismissed From Cannon Co. Sheriff’s Department
Two deputies from the Cannon County Sheriff’s Department were relieved of duty by Sheriff Billy Nichols this week.
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Judge Ash Presides Over Circuit Court Cases Friday
Judge Don Ash presided over Cannon County Circuit Court on Friday. Some of the results from the various cases which appeared on the docket included:
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School Board Makes Changes To Student Wellness Policy
The Cannon County Board of Education met Thursday night at Woodland School
School Board Makes Changes To Student Wellness Policy
Changes to the Student Wellness Policy were made Thursday night when the Cannon County Board of Education met at Woodland School for their regular monthly meeting.
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Tennessee Offers H1N1 Vaccine Free To Everyone
NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Department of Health has expanded H1N1 flu vaccine availability to the general public. Steadily increasing supply of the vaccine has enabled county health departments to allow anyone who wants to get vaccinated to do so. The vaccine is provided at no charge to patients.
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