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 Gettting in shape for spring One Goochland man has a head start on the popular New Year’s resolution to get in shape
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Director of Public Utilities no longer employed by county Recent revelations of fiscal mismanagement continue to plague the department
School Board tightens its 2009-2010 budget belt Plan comes in at 1 percent less than last year
This year’s Christmas Mother keeps the season bright for local families Sets record by serving 150 more than last year
Lax handling of funds led to departmental reorganization Audit finds utility fees left undeposited
Departmental reporting changes Goochland County Administrator has announced a reorganization of several county departments
Tuckahoe Plantation decks its halls for this holiday season “One of Thomas Jefferson’s earliest memories was of being carried up these stairs.”
Bully Awareness Week at GMS Bullying is not tolerated in the Goochland County school system.
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Message in a bottle launches new friendship for Goochland girl
Note made it to Corvo, an island off the African coast
Learning from their mistakes Class teaches parents to let children learn responsible decision-making
Volunteering for the holidays Meals on Wheels meets the needs of homebound adults
Luck Stone lays off 150 employees A company-wide restructuring affects about 40 Goochland-based workers
Goochland artist’s work on display An exhibit of her painting is on display at the library through November 28.
Peace Palace, Design Review Committee may be closer to finding common ground No decision on design without further details
NAACP expresses concerns to county school board Ratio of African-American teachers to students to be addressed
County to cut excess spending Goochland is working on breaking even, expects to maintain same level of services in 2009 as in 2008
Luck Stone to lay off up to 150 employees Goochland County-based Luck Stone Corp. announced on Nov. 12 that it has begun layoffs, and as many as 150 employees could be affected.
Community invited to discuss multipurpose room construction Next week the Goochland County School administration will host community meetings on the proposed multipurpose room projects at Byrd Elementary and Randolph Elementary schools.
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