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Area Arrests for Oct. 9
• William Clifford Ridley, 43, 2426 Waring Road, Dalton, was charged Tuesday by the Dalton Police Department with battery (family violence), false imprisonment, giving false information or a false name to law enforcement officers, kidnapping, aggravated assault (family violence), carrying a concealed weapon and possession of a firearm or knife while trying to commit crimes.
• Mark William Hankins, 41, 1505 Bentgrass Lane, Dalton, was charged Wednesday by the Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office with laying drags, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, reckless driving, failure to stop for a stop sign, improper passing, driving with a suspended tag, DUI (less safe) and failure to drive within a single lane.
• Marco Antonio Miranda, 23, 1851 Access Road, Covington, was charged Wednesday by the Dalton Police Department with driving without a license, failure to drive within a single lane and DUI.
• Sheena Locoal Newberry, 20, 151 George Brock Road, Resaca, was charged Wednesday by the Murray County Sheriff’s Office with underage consumption of alcohol, failure to keep drugs in their original container and possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.
• Crystal Lavone Osborne, 28, 204 Chandlers Ridge Road, Chatsworth, was charged Wednesday by the Murray County Sheriff’s Office with possession of methamphetamine, a tail light violation, failure to keep drugs in their original container, driving without a license, expired tag, obstructing an intersection, no tag and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
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New Hope Middle awarded recycling cart
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Brochu: ‘They came to me and recruited me’
Whitfield County Schools Superintendent Katie Brochu didn’t apply to become superintendent of a South Carolina school district — she was recruited there, she said.
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Murray high schools reach field use agreement
John Raley is not happy North Murray High School is being charged $200 per baseball game to play at Appalachian Community Bank Stadium, Murray County High School’s home field.
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Dalton native earns Seabee honor
Cynthia Pendley said she and her family were “shocked” when her brother, David Akins, came home and told them he had enlisted in the Navy at age 19.
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Name not released by Whitfield school system
The Whitfield County Board of Education is scheduled to hold a public hearing Thursday under the Georgia Fair Dismissal Act.
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Residents wary of scams
Dalton Police cited two men on Wednesday for trying to sell magazine subscriptions for troops deployed overseas without a city license.
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Dawn seeks to change guilty plea
A personal care home manager who was sentenced to prison for stealing drugs from senior residents has asked for a hearing to change his plea to not guilty.
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Stephens says voters are concerned about future
Voters are very concerned “and even a little bit scared” about where the United States is going as a country, says former Georgia Senate Majority Leader Bill Stephens.
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DPD looks for “hot” wheels
The Dalton Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating and identifying a thief who stole a set of Ballistic-brand wheels worth $3,000 from the bed of the owner’s truck on March 3.
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Habitat groundbreaking Saturday
The groundbreaking ceremony will take place at 1791 Carter Drive on Saturday at 9 a.m. to launch the building of a home for the Edgar Gutierrez family. The George R. Johnson Foundation is sponsor for the building of this house.
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