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Martin Luther King Jr. Day events
By Jimmie Garland, Sr. | January 18, 2008 | 
The Clarksville Branch of the NAACP #5582 will host its annual Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative celebration starting with a Sunday January 20th worship service, which will be held 5:00 pm, at Greater Missionary Baptist Church.
The guest speaker will be Chaplain Alvin Miller, Pastor of the South Chapel located on the Fort Campbell, KY military base. Both churches’ choirs will be combined for this occasion in order to perform the music for the service. Refreshments will be served.
On Monday January 21st from 9am-noon will feature a poster contest, educational classes, and informative seminars for all ages, starting at 9am at Burt Elementary School located in downtown Clarksville. These programs are sponsored by local sororities and other civic organizations.
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day commemorative march through the city will leave Burt School around noon.
The NAACP extends an open invitation to everyone regardless of their ethnicity to participate in these events.
The mission of the NAACP is to ensure the political, educational, social and economic equality of rights of all persons and eliminate racial hatred and racial discrimination. For questions or more information please call Elder Frank E. Washington at (931) 980-1918.
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Park cameras should come with oversight
January 18, 2008 |
Graffiti and vandalism are problems in our city, and steps should be taken to halt it.
We see no issues with the city purchasing a couple of mobile surveillance camera systems to be used in parks and other areas for which a documented history of problems can be shown, such as at the train station. Clarksville Online believes that both the park rangers and city police department should have their own mobile systems with which to target crime hot spots.
These systems which can run from a few thousand to a over a hundred thousand dollars. The park rangers preferred system has a price tag of $9,600.
The cost of these systems can be more than paid for by their preventing additional acts of wanton destruction. «Read the rest of this article»
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