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NEW BUDGET APPROVAL PROCESS
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LADY KNIGHTS WINNER OF CLASS C EAST SPORTSMANSHIP BANNER
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Getting rid of deleted mail
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| Posted by husseyb on Monday, February 11 @ Eastern Standard Time (176 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "Teachers still useing the Horde e-mail client, need to be aware ... Deleted mail remains in the TRASH folder until you clean it out. Click the READ MORE below to see how.
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Assigning a New E-mail Client
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| Posted by husseyb on Tuesday, January 15 @ Eastern Standard Time (193 reads) |
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Anonymous writes "Users who have been having difficulties
with the Horde Client from UMO can now check the link:
http://www.msln.net/msln/support/guides.htm
to see how to use Outlook Express or Mozilla Thunderbird or Apple
Mail, as your default client. IMPORTANT Please click the “READ
MORE” link for more information.
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President, Class of "67 (Editor of Yearbook "67)
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| Posted by husseyb on Friday, December 14 @ Eastern Standard Time (172 reads) |
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Randy writes "Recently the class of '67 ( the first graduating class of Narraguagus High School) held its 40th reunion. At that gathering we contributed to the purchase of a small, simple plaque to commemorate our class. Our hope was to have the plaque placed in Narraguagus High School.
Let me tell you a little bit about us.
In 1967 there was no building as you know it today. After the towns had voted in favor of forming an administrative district, we were pulled from our small high schools to spend our final year in a conglomeration where the juniors and seniors attended classes in Milbridge and the freshmen and sophomores went to Cherryfield.
We did our part but have never felt that we were recognized by either our former schools or by Narraguagus, It was us who named the Squire. It was us who chose the knight. It was us who chose burgundy. It was us who did not attend at "the building." And it is us who have always felt to be outcasts without an anchor.
It is our hope that if we can place this small plaque it will help to connect us to our alma mater. Even though it is of our own making perhaps it will lend some recognition to the pioneering we did.
Randy Gray
Class of '67" |
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