Monthly Archives: December 2009
Gov. Perdue announces (24,000!) NC census jobs available
Gov. Bev Perdue today signed Executive Order No. 33 creating the North Carolina Complete Count Committee to coordinate Census activities at the state level. In addition, Gov. Perdue announced that 24,000 Census jobs will be available throughout North Carolina The … Continue reading
Myrick thanks Senators for willingness to give up health care
Representative Sue Myrick (NC-09) today thanked Senators Tom Coburn, David Vitter, Richard Burr and Charles Grassley for their health care amendment to automatically enroll the President, Vice President, Cabinet Members, Administration staff, Members of Congress and Congressional staff into a … Continue reading
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Holiday House at Cheval open to public
Cheval has decorated its model home for the holidays and opened it to the public for viewing. The cost is $10 to view but 100 percent of the proceeds go the Levine Senior Center. Here’s pictures of what you can … Continue reading
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Matthews Police officer to be honored by Special Olympics
Sgt. David Ruby will be recognized by the Special Olympics organization Monday during the regular meeting of the Matthews Town Board. Ruby will be honored for his work in leading the Matthews Police Department’s efforts to raise funds for the … Continue reading
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Indy AVID students help with college applications
In the last week of November around 200 seniors at Independence High School registered for college with the help of AVID Seniors. The Application Week kicked off a series of college events culminating in the AVID at Independence College Fair, … Continue reading
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Mayor, Commissioners help celebrate opening of Subway in Mint Hill
Mayor Ted Biggers and Commissioners Lloyd Austin, Mickey Ellington and Tina Ross were on hand today at the Subway in Mint Hill Village to celebrate the opening of the restaurant in downtown Mint Hill. From let to right: Austin, Ross, … Continue reading
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Dr. Richardson named one of the best in the state
Dr. Mike Richardson, who works at CMC-Mint Hill and is a columnist for the Mint Hill Times, was named to the “The State’s Best Doctors” edition of Business North Carolina. It is the first time, we believe, a Mint Hill … Continue reading
