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HeadlinesThis week's Pigskin Pickin' results Kirk Denning keeps encouraging student improvement New lakefront may be in store at Princeton quarry Princeton Board debates parking, paving issues Junior Leadership Johnston County applications now being accepted PHS Volleyball: Lady Bulldogs 'kill' their competition RHS Volleyball: Lady Eagles fall to Ayden-Grifton Cross-Country: PHS girls place sixth RHS Tennis: Lady Eagles split matches PHS Golf: Narrow loss for Princeton Photos Obituaries James P. Bass, Pauline H. Johnson, Gilbert M. Martin Movies Mr. Woodcock Local Showtimes
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Johnston-Wayne water connects
19 September 2007 — Crews are working to connect the two counties' water systems under Highway 70 at the county line.
Mayor investigates harassment chargePrinceton Mayor Don Rains said Monday morning that the allegations lodged against the Princeton Police Department at last Monday’s Town Board meeting do not represent the majority of the citizens of Princeton. Mayor Rains said he met briefly with Debra Sutton after the board meeting, after Ms. Sutton had made allegations that police officers were harassing black citizens. The mayor went on to say that he believes the police department is correctly doing its job and protecting all areas of the town. Babysitting courseThe American Red Cross will offer a Babysitter's Training Course on September 21 from 9:30 to 3:30 p.m., to teach first aid, common safety hazards, how to choose safe and age-appropriate toys, diapering, feeding, dressing, and how to interview for a job to potential babysitters. The class will be taught at the Red Cross building at 801 S. Third Street in Smithfield, and those who finish the course will be certified babysitters. Cost is $40, and those attending should bring a bagged lunch. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Call and pre-register early, as the class fills up quickly. Book fair scheduledPrinceton School is kicking off their Fall Book Fair during the PTO Open House Monday night. The Open House will begin with an assembly in the new gym at 7 p.m. before parents will then have an opportunity to meet and talk with their students’ teachers. Families are encouraged to come at 6 p.m. for Family Night at the Book Fair. A variety of best selling student books will be offered, both hard and paperback. The book fair was previewed with flyers on books to be offered, and classes will have scheduled times in the library to look at offerings. The library will be open before and after school all next week so students can buy and look some more, opening at 7:40 and open until 3:30.Free seminar on grant writingThe Wayne Community College Business and Industry Center will offer the free seminar “Introduction to Grant Writing for Non-Profits” 6-9 p.m. on Tuesday, September 25 in Room 101 of the Walnut Building on the college’s main campus in Goldsboro. To register, call (919) 735-5151, ext. 334 by September 21. The session, designed for beginning grant writers and fundraisers who are looking for new tips, explores the elements of a grant application and ways to find the right funder and the right data to justify funding. Participants will have the opportunity to begin developing proposals. The presenter is Dorothy Moore, WCC grants development coordinator. She has been writing grants for non-profits for more than four years. Visit Princeton Public LibraryLocated on Princeton School Campus
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