Hogs and stained glass discussed at supervisors’ meeting

~by Denise O’Brien Van, special to GreeneCountyNewsOnline Prior to the agenda items, Greene County board of supervisors chairman John Muir (center) presented county auditor Jane Heun (left) and county attorney Nicola Martino (right) with certificates for serving the county for many years at the March 21 supervisors’ meeting. Heun has been auditor for 15 years, and Martino has been the…

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Stories of Greene County’s coal mines

Historical society starts its monthly programs on April 1st at Cooper ~by Chuck Offenburger for the Historical Society The Greene County Historical Society launches its 2016 series of monthly programs around the county on Friday, April 1, at the United Methodist Church in Cooper. Mary Weaver is coordinating the presentation that day on “Coal Mines of Greene County.”

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Greene County school board okays budget cutting measures…

…as teachers ask for 4.49 percent pay increase The Greene County Schools board approved several measures intended to trim expenses at its regular meeting March 16. Those measures include reducing the teaching force by 1.33 positions, sharing the contracts of the curriculum director and the elementary media specialist with nearby districts, and refinancing bonds sold in 2007 for the addition…

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GCDC slates town hall meeting for March 21

“It’s spring – what’s growing in Greene County?” is the tagline for a town hall meeting next Monday, March 21, at 6 pm at the Greene County Community Center in Jefferson. Greene County Development Corporation, hosts of the meeting, invites and encourages all area residents to attend. Speakers will provide updates about several ongoing and upcoming projects.

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