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FRIENDS OF THE OAK RIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY WINTER 2010 BOOK SALE
The Friends of the Oak Ridge Public Library (FOL) Winter 2010 Book Sale will be held in the Oak Ridge Public Library Auditorium, 1401 Oak Ridge Turnpike, from Thursday, March 4th, through Monday, March 8th
The sale includes fiction and nonfiction titles in all subjects as well as puzzles, CD’s, LP records and other nonprint media. Many older titles from the Oak Ridge Public Library’s mystery and other fiction collections will also be available.
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By Carolyn Krause
The music will be melodic and dramatic. Much of the music many moviegoers have heard before.
But you may have been so caught up in the movie’s plot, attractive landscapes, and character portrayals by your favorite stars that you did not really hear every note or chord. Nor did you try to identify the instruments that made many scenes an emotional experience.
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The Oak Ridge Chamber launched its 2010 Program of Work last week with an early morning breakfast. (You can view just what the Chamber hopes to achieve in its 2010 Program of Work by clicking here.)
Led by Chuck Hope, owner of Chuck’s Car Care, the 2010 Program of Work was titled “The Future Looks Bright!”
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“From Rock To Bach,” is a full-day music festival on February 13, 2010. The event will be held indoors in the Pollard Conference Center at 210 Badger Avenue, Oak Ridge. The doors will open at 10:00 a.m. for musical performances, food service, shopping venues and prize drawings. Admission to the event is $12 per person and children under 12 will be admitted free. Paid attendees may come and go during the one day event.
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The Anderson County School System has scheduled its Early Kindergarten Registration or “Kindergarten Round-up” for students entering school for the first time. Children must be age 5 on or before September 30, 2010. The Kindergarten Round-up dates listed below are for each of the Schools within the Anderson County School System. Please choose the school for which your child is zoned. If you are unsure of which Anderson County School zone in which you live, please contact Murrell Albright at 457-7789 with your current address and he will assist you.
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Jan. 20, 2010
To the Editor:
It is an honor and privilege to be one of the leaders in a fund-raising effort to equip the new weight room facility at Oak Ridge High School. I truly appreciate all of the fund raisers’ and donors’ efforts and participation to date. I wish I had space to name them all here, but be assured these efforts; gifts and individuals will receive formal recognition.
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