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Roane State Community College dean's list

A number of Roane State Community College students from Roane County made the fall dean’s list at Roane State Community College.

They include:

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Harriman Lenten services kick off March 16

The 16th annual Harriman Ministerial Association weekly Lenten services will start on March 16 in Harriman United Methodist Church.

These services began in 1996, when the Rev. Alton Johnson of Harriman United Methodist Church suggested that the church cooperate with the Harriman Ministerial Association to expand their annual Lenten services.

Since then, the Lenten services have been an opportunity for Christians to join together for worship and fellowship as they prepare for Easter celebra-
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Property Transfers

Property deed transfers in Roane County from Feb. 8-17:

From Algia Nichols and R.L. Lawson to Crawford May and Tanya May by warranty deed, Dist. 1, Cedar Street, $60,000.

From Industrial Development Board of the City of Oak Ridge and Oak Ridge Industrial Development Board to RRP LLC by warranty deed, East Tennessee Technology Park, Lots 1.01 and 1.02, $239,775.

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A time for spiritual reflection

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2011 Roane County Baseball Schedules

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Raiders split with powerful Senators

The Roane State Raiders ran their season record to 6-3 last Friday with a doubleheader split with the nation’s No. 4 ranked team, Walters State, at Roane State.

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Play Ball

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2011 Roane County Softball Schedules

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HUB warehouse may cost $17.5 million

Harriman Utility Board’s dream warehouse facility could be a costly one.

Among the features would be an outdoor classroom area and public walking trail along Hannah Creek and a fitness center.

The price, if the facility is built according to plan, would be around $17.5 million for the site improvements and facility on the 38-acre tract on farmland in north Harriman on Hwy. 27.

Those estimates are conservative, according to officials with McGill Associates.

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20 apply for Rockwood utility chief job

Rockwood is seeing no shortage of interest in the Rockwood Water, Sewer and Natural Gas manager position.

Twenty people have applied, although officials weren’t publicly naming names.

The Rockwood City Council, which has served as the utility board since it was dissolved last year, narrowed that list down to six to invite for an interview.

During the applicant review last Monday, the council referred to each application by number, not name.

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