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STEFONSON CRUME
Stefonson Crume recently was named the McDonald’s of Brandenburg Employee of the Month. Employees of the month fulfill the following requirements: dependable, shows great teamwork, good work attitude, customer care, appearance and follows correct procedures.
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AARON HARDESTY
Aaron Hardesty, son of Jeff and Rita Hardesty of Meade County, has been awarded a Commonwealth Scholarship to attend the University of Kentucky this fall.
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JEFFREY SHOULDICE
The Crete Carrier Corporation terminal in Knoxville, Tenn., has named Jeffrey Shouldice Driver of the Month for September. Shouldice and his wife Rebecca live in Brandenburg.
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News from Ancestral Trails Historical Society
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Ann Sipes was the guest speaker at the last Ancestral Trails Historical Society meeting in October. She spoke about several people in the Salem, Mass., area who were put to death because they were judged to be witches in 1692. Many of these people were tortured to confess that they were witches and some were falsely accused. Women as well as men were included in the witch hunt. There was even a minister included in the accused.
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Jewish Music through the Ages to be performed at ECTC
 Elizabethtown Community and Technical College will present a program of Jewish Music through the Ages by Cantor David Lipp Monday, Nov. 13, at 1 p.m. in the Morrison Gallery in the ECTC administration building.
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