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Donation helps Interact Club continue its work
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McMinnville’s Breakfast Rotary Club offered a financial helping hand to Warren County High School’s Interact Club with a presentation of $1,000.“Fall brings a new school year and new goals for Warren County High School’s Interact department,” said Breakfast Rotary president Leann Cordell. “This club is very active both at home and abroad.”Interact’s local projects include the Books from Birth program that offers free books to children up to age 5, Share A Christmas Dinner that offers approximately 650 dinners each year to local residents, Shoebox Ministry that sends shoeboxes to needy children around the world, and Campus Cleanups such as the annual cleanup day in downtown McMinnville.Also, Interact Club members participate in non-local projects that benefit people in need around the world. In Uganda, on the other side of the globe, a pig farm was built using fundraising efforts by local Interact clubs.
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Pacesetters building inches closer to surplus
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The location formerly known as the Pacesetters building is one successful read away from being declared surplus by the City of McMinnville. During Tuesday evening’s regularly scheduled Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, the matter was brought forth after it had been recommended by the Building and Grounds Committee in the last February meeting. The committee determined, through data collected by a void analysis, the property was best used as retail or commercial real estate rather than repurposed by the city.
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