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The Thrill of Kite Flying

In Spring, a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of…kite flying!  For those who love the thrill of seeing the unique, the tiny, the great, the colorful and the unexpected take to the air against all odds, the 19th Annual Eureka Springs (AR) Kite Festival on March 28th, 2009 is a must-do day on the calendar.

 

The event will be held on the grounds of the Turpentine Creek Animal Refuge located on Arkansas Highway 23, 7 miles south of Eureka Springs.  This is a perfect family affair where chairs, blankets, and home-made entertainment are encouraged.  There will be food and drinks available on the premises.

 

The sky’s the limit as past participants gather to share stories and show off new and/or champion kites along with those who simply love the feel of launching an honest, old-fashioned, hand-built kite.  Cameras are highly recommended.  Kites will be flying from 10:00 AM through 4:00 PM.  All kites are welcome.  For more information, please call KaleidoKites at (479)-253-6596.

 

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Green Forest School Board Minutes

February 23, 2009

Item I. The board met in regular session on February 23, 2009.

President, Cheryl Howard, called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. All members were present.

Item II. A motion was made by Peggy James and seconded by Susan Newberry to approve the previous minutes as mailed. Motion carried 7-0.

Item III. Mr. Williams gave the Board a brief overview of the district’s financial report.

Item IV. Mr. Williams gave the Board an update on the middle school construction project.

Item V. A motion was made by Jerry King and seconded by John Bailey to approve an eight period day schedule for the High School beginning with the 2009-2010 school year. Motion carried 7-0. The Board asked to meet with the High School faculty. They will meet on Wednesday morning at 7:20 a.m.

Item VI. A motion was made by Bud Phillips and seconded by Michael Grigg to approve the following fundraisers:

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Motorcyclist Injured In Crash With Semi

A motorcycle vs. 18-wheeler accident had traffic tied up on Hwy. 62W of Eureka Springs Wednesday afternoon. 

 

According to Officer Bryan Young with Eureka Springs Police Department, the accident was near Leatherwood Bridge mid-afternoon  and involved a motorcycle that crossed the center line and collided head-on with a semi.

 

The driver of the westbound motorcycle was Timmy Bunch, 52, of Omaha, Ar.  Young said Bunch sustained head injuries and was air-lifted from Lake Leatherwood Park and flown to a nearby hospital.  The semi driver, Daniel Niehausen of Rogers was not injured.

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Berryville To Resume Debris Pick-Up

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The Berryville City Council met in Special Session Monday morning to announce they had come to agreement with FEMA over the price for disposal of chipped storm debris.  The City will resume debris removal again, by March 1, after being on hold for over a week.  Aldermen include (clockwise) Linda Riddelsperger, Deretha Walker, Joel Gibson and Cindy George, Jay Lee, the Mayor's assistant and Mayor Tim McKinney.                                                        

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State Capitol Week in Review

From Senator Randy Laverty

February 27, 2009

LITTLE ROCK – The Senate passed legislation to create a statewide trauma system.

Another major development occurred when the Senate got its first look at legislation to increase college scholarships, using revenue from the new Arkansas lottery.


Also, the legislature gave final approval to a Senate bill that allows the police to stop drivers for not wearing seat belts. It goes to the governor.


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