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Page 4 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, May 31-June 6, 2018 LOST & FOUND LOST MAINE COON CAT named Monk, Monkey Black, brown, white long coat - 4 yo. Neutered. Lost 4/27 on Ante- lope Drive Mt Holly NC. (Ante- lope/Deertrack) microchipped. Shy indoor cat. Recently moved from Abbeydale Drive Charlotte. (828) 748-8207 kayleighbehe- ler@ymail.com LOST & FOUND LOST DOG ON 04/19/18. Chop- per. Double Springs Church Rd (Lattimore area). No collar or tags, but has had all shots. $100 reward. Call 704-692-5218 On Saturday, May 12th, volunteers from the community came together to participate in the ROC Broad River Spring Sweep hosted by Rutherford Outdoor Coalition (ROC). These volunteers had a great day fl oating and cleaning multiple sections of the Broad River. A huge thanks goes out to all those who participated! Many of these volunteers were River Stewards that partner with ROC to help keep the river clear of trash and debris throughout the year. The Spring Sweep was very successful with more than 40 bags of trash and 8 tires, including a large tractor tire, being removed from the Broad River. It was also a very active day for wildlife and volunteers saw a black rat snake, a baby turtle, a turkey, and a few geese along the way. The weather was warm and sunny and volunteers had fun while cleaning the river. ROC will be hosting another river clean-up on September 15th. Contact Dana Bradley at dana@rutherfordoutdoor.org if you would like to participate. ROC hosts many events each month including group hikes and river fl oats. They also host a Walking Club that meets at Summey Park in Forest City every Tuesday at 5:30 pm and at the Purple Martin Greenway every Thursday at 5:30 pm. You can fi nd more info about these events and others on their weekly schedule of events published in Rutherford Weekly each week. It is also posted on the Rutherford Outdoor Coalition Facebook page each Monday. For info, visit www.rutherfordoutdoor.org. ROC Broad River Spring Sweep Article Provided By: Dana Bradley Rutherford Outdoor Coalition A group of volunteers cleaning a section of the Broad River in Cleveland County. The volunteers that cleaned Section 4 of the Broad River (River Road to Grays Road). ROC Member and River Steward, Neil Fruhwirth, and ROC member, Loyce Broughton, transporting the large tractor tire down the river. Dana Bradley with a baby turtle found during the clean-up. PROPANE GRILL TANKS 20 LB. ONLY $ 10. 99 WE NOW HAVE PROPANE WE NOW HAVE PROPANE COME GET YOUR TANKS FILLED! COME GET YOUR TANKS FILLED! BAILER TWINE PLASTIC 20,000 This week only! $ 21.99 16,000 SISAL Only $ 49.99 KILLZ-ALL 2.5 gallon $ 47. 99 FERTILIZER TIME! 10, 10, 10 $9.49 50 LB. $366. PER TON 17, 17, 17 $12.19 50 LB. $473. 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The program allows the inmates to complete their high school studies while detained. The aim is to provide a constructive educational experience for the inmates in hope that they will continue on a positive path when released. The 2018 graduates were Bobby J. Luker, Tyshawn Johnson, John Minter and Clifton Ivey. Fifteen other inmates also completed diplomas this year but were not present at the ceremony due to transfer or release. They include Devan Blevins, Dwayne Bufford, Pierre Coley, Keith Darrell Crudup, Daniel Featherstone, Ricardo Gonzalez, Aaron Gragg, Christopher Honaker, JaWayne Lynch, Octavious T. Morning, Dennis Ray Taylor, Joseph Uriah Turner and Travis Watson. Brian Gantt, program chair of English as a Second Language at Central Piedmont Community College, gave the commencement address with a message about the importance of perseverance and hard work. Thad Harrill, the college's vice-president of Community and Workforce Education and Institutional Advancement, welcomed the students to the ceremony. The college's president, Walter Dalton, introduced Gantt and congratulated the graduates. Amy Galla, director of College and Career Readiness, presented the candidates to Donna Hood, Isothermal's dean of Continuing Education, who awarded the diplomas. Music was provided by pianist Rinda Wilson. A reception with light refreshments for the graduating inmates and their families followed the ceremony. Inmates earn diplomas at Rutherford Correctional Center Article Provided By: Mike Gavin Isothermal Community College Four inmates graduated with high school diplomas from Isothermal Community College at Rutherford Correctional Center recently. They are Bobby J. Luker (left to right), Tyshawn Johnson, John Minter and Clifton Ivey. 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