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What's next for EMS?
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[Blackshear Times] - The problems reportedly led to the firing of Justice last week and EMS secretary Debra Harris Monday. Okefenokee EMS will be paid $75 per hour for the work. Commissioners deny the action is a move toward privatization of the service. Derek Mallard
Religion: Church sponsors 'concert in park'
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[Topeka Capital Journal] - The soloist will be Debra Harris, of True Vine Missionary Baptist Church. Debra Saab, director of the Topeka Rescue Mission's Hope Center, will bring an inspirational message. The speaker will be Carla Crowder, of Calvary Church of God in Christ. □ A
Franklin County Chamber businesses awarded | Daily Bulldog
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board positions: Todd Bullen of Hannaford, Farmington; Jennifer Eriksen, University of Maine at Farmington; Nancy Chase, Farmington Emblem Club 460 and Debra Harris, Harris Real Estate and Auctions, Farmington.
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