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Historic Buildings Debate, Fire Service Agreement Delayed, First Citizen, Gospel Fest, Painted Pig Closes, Resident Saves Trooper's Life
Plus, several schools will be open for student transfer and reassignment requests.
Here are some of the top posts on Canton-Sixes Patch from the past week.
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- Deputies Recognized For Service To Community
- Canton Delays Fire Station Agreement With County
- Historical Society: BOE Has “Obligation” To Safeguard Historic Assets
- Retired Educator Named First Citizen of Cherokee
- Charges Expected in Stabbing Death of State Prison Inmate
- Petruzielo: Not in Taxpayer’s “Best Interest” To Renovate Buildings
- Cherokee Resident Saves Georgia State Patrol Trooper’s Life
- Petition Created To Save Historic Canton Buildings
- Gospel Fest Celebrates Black History Month With Music, Dance
- Group Wants School Board To Integrate Historic Buildings Into Office Plans
- 17 Cherokee Schools Will Open For Transfer, Reassignment Requests
- The Painted Pig Tavern Up For Sale
- New Cherokee School Board Members Take Office
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