Dr. Galvin spoke of her many years of service with Public Health. Though retired for more than 10 years, Galvin continues her volunteer work. She is also a loving grandmother and pursues being a master gardener.
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Time to raise $60,000 for the Strand Theatre's debt retirement. Help raise these funds by purchasing a seat inscription for $1,000 or a paver for $250 or $1,500.
More than 90,000 people attended events at The Strand in 2009. According to the Arts & Economic Prosperity: The Economic Impact of Nonprofit Arts Organizations and Their Audiences study, the spending for restaurants, hotels, parking, souvenirs, refreshments, and other similar costs that come with attending arts events average $22.87 per local individual and $38.05 per nonlocal attendee. That's more than $2 million of audience-related spending in the local community, thanks to the Strand.
Additionally, the Strand's expenditures are more than half a million dollars a year that return to the community. Ticket sales and concessions sales account for thousands of dollars in taxes, in addition to $25,000 in property tax alone.
Contact Mary Karras at (770) 514-3069 or marykarras@banknorthgeorgia.com; Kim Gresh at (770) 427-1387 or kgresh@ sa white. com; or Christy Rosell at (770) 293-0080 (ext. 302) or christy@ earlsmithstrand. org.
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Lost Mountain Community Tennis Association is hosting Halloween Fright Festival Tennis Tournament on Oct. 29-31. Friday play begins at 5 p.m. for juniors and 6 p.m. for adults at Lost Mountain Tennis Center, located at 4845 Dallas Highway in Powder Springs.
The event benefits LMCTA and Calvary Children's Home. Entry deadline is Oct 23. Cost is $25 for singles, $25 for doubles team, and $20 for second events.
On Oct. 30 from 6-8 p.m., all participants are invited to Aspen's for complimentary hors d'oevres and soft drinks. A cash bar will be offered.
Download an entry form at http://prca.cobb countyga.gov/LostMountainTennisCenter.htm and mail or drop off at LMTC. Call (770) 528-8525 for more information.
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Fashion spotlight of the week: A stunning west Cobb mother of four with a fantastic laugh and great smile, this birthday girl was seen in a sea foam green dress with chiffon cape - McClure Middle School teacher, Kathy Guertin gets this week's fashion green light!
Sally Litchfield is a longtime Marietta resident. She formerly practiced law in Marietta and now stays home to raise her two children. Send Sally news at sallylit@bellsouth.net. Call Sally at (770) 425-7122.












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