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The 2003 RC&D Christmas celebration and board
meeting was held at the beautiful Nance Housing in Rutledge and
was attended by over 40 people. |
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During the Christmas celebration, Board Chair David Lietzke presented
long-time board member Marvin Hammond with a lifetime achievement
award. Other award winnners were.
Volunteer of the Year: Anita Hopkins
Educator of the Year: Darla Leonard
Best Friend: Douglas Cherokee Technical Assistance Program.
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Here is a picture from the Persia Woods groundbreaking ceremony.
Congressman Jenkins is operating the backhoe. |
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speakers at the event included RC&D Board member Nancy Barker(also
pictured), Board Chair David Lietzke, RC&D
Coordinator Lindy Turner and Cynthia DuRant
and Eddie Terry with US Bank |
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Here is a picture of Thorn Hill's new fire truck. The truck was
bought with funds awarded to the fire department through a FEMA
Assistance to Fire Fighters grant. Out of 30,878 requests, Thorn
Hill was one of 1,855 awarded grant money. The Enterprise Community
provided a letters of support to a number of Fire Departments in
the area, including Thorn Hill.
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Here is a picture of the washburn barn from our "Not Barn Yesterday"
project. The barn was designed and painted by students at Washburn
School. A second barn was chosen in Hancock County to receive a
similar face lift.
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The EC Quality Commmunities committee recently held a dinner to
introduce the Clinch-Powell Community Fund. This Fund is being developed,
with help from the East Tennessee Foundation, to provide small grants
to community organizations in our area after the Enterprise Community
designation ends in 2009.
The dinner was held at the historic Nance House in Rutledge and
was attended by a number of community leaders in our area.
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The Appalachian Spring Cooperative hosted a luncheon for the Heifer
Project Funders at the Clinch-Powell Kitchen in Hancock County in
July. Here is a picture of the Funders in the ATEC computer center
eating the homemade foods including the first crop of honey from
the project.
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