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to the newest addition to The Partnership for Families, Children, &
Youth Organization in Walton County. This website is designed
to provide you with a fun and informative place to get all the
information you need while you are in high school and after you
graduate.As this site is
new, please be sure to contact us with any issues regarding the site
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'mic' night is coming up at Social Circle Public Library on April
22nd, so to get your "talent" or "act" together.. |
Rockin’ out for a cause
By Sharon Swanepoel
The Loganville Tribune
Published March 7, 2008
LOGANVILLE — Many of Walton County’s youth, their parents,
grandparents and a few local officials turned out in force Friday to
support the first annual Battle of the Bands at American Legion Post
233.
“We did not actually count people, but I would estimate about 400
people in attendance with teenagers, adults, younger siblings,
etc.,” said Emily Gallman, youth development coordinator for The
Partnership for Families, Children and Youth which co-hosted the
event with the American Legion. “It was a really wonderful turnout.
The Youth Advocacy Board members — high school students from Monroe,
Loganville and Social Circle — had suggested holding the Battle...
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Walton County Youth
Group
is looking for student writers and photographers
to help with the content of our website. We want motivated,
creative, and dedicated individuals who are willing to provide
valued information for our website.
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Have an idea?
A proposal?
An opinion?Check out our
newest feature that allows you to submit your ideas to us and then
we will post them on the site!
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Shouting macaw scares of burglar at pet
store
Thursday - January 10
BOSTON (Reuters) - Watch dogs are a pretty common first line of security
for U.S. homes and businesses. Watch birds not so much...
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Couple find nearly $12K in 'cold cash'
Thursday - January 10
JANESVILLE, Wis. - A Janesville couple are hoping they will be allowed to
keep the nearly $12,000 in cash they found in their refrigerator when they
moved into an apartment.
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