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Monday, 05 May 2008 |
 L to r: McKenzie Borwnlee, Tabatha Hanson as Gold E. Locks, Stephanie Ewen, Brad Hessel, and Cheyenne Gabica. On May 1, fifth grader Tabatha Hanson donned a champagne-colored wig, to approach Eagle Rock School's gymnasium-turned-"courtroom." She acknowledged that for the character she portrayed, Gold E. Locks, this could have become a mayday by its alternate definition-a distress call.
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Monday, 05 May 2008 |
 Former Diistrict 9 employee, now president of the Oregon Education Association, was a guest speaker in Mr. Curtis's EPHS Social Studies classroom last Friday. She talked about her roll as a super delegate at the Democratic National Convention. One of the names well remember from her years of service in School District 9, Gail Rasmussen, is taking on a bit of a new role as August approaches.
Rasmussen is one of what is termed in the Democratic party a super delegate. How did she obtain that stature? She has been on the Democratic National Committee since 2001 and was a delegate to the Democratic Convention in 2004, is vice-president of the Oregon Education Association and will likely be president of the state association this year.
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Monday, 05 May 2008 |
 Kirk Jacobson, chairman of the Southern Oregon Goodwill Board of Directors, and Kathy Ironside, manager of the new White City facility cut the ribbon for the new White City Goodwill. Goodwill has come of age. Looking more like an upscale clothing store than what many think of when they mention Good will, the new, spacious White City facility opened May 1.
It is located between Antelope Road and Avenue G, at 8080 Hwy. 62.
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