2003 Valdosta Daily Times

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E-911 Emergency Dispatch System--Lakeland

E-911 Addressing Begins Soon in Lanier County Ja 14 2003 98(90), 5–A

Eady, Bobbie, Public drunkenness, Nv 29 2003 99(43), 3–A

Eady, Destinee

Taking a walk on the wild side: Third-grade students see flora and fauna close-up at Grand Bay, Oc 24 2003 99(6)(sic 7), 1–A

Eady, Henry Sr., Death, Au 29 2003 98(317), 3–A

Eager subdivision

Country living in the city, Au 3 2003 98(291), 10–Supplement

Eager, Eugene M., Death, Oc 29 2003 99(12), 3–A

Eager, Eugene Morehead Sr., Obituary, Oc 30 2003 99(13), 3–A

Eagles--Augusta

Eagles Studied for Disease Ja 6 2003 98(83), 5–A

Eanes, Mark J.

Eanes participates in leadership program, Sp 14 2003 98(332), 1–C

Early County Sheriff's Department

Sheriff accused of misusing prison labor Jl 3 2003 98(260), 7–A

Early Head Start

Six Cities Receive Head Start Money Ja 13 2003 98(89), 5–A

Early, Karen and Ivey Farrior

Dog at large, Sp 21 2003 98(339), 3–A

Earth Day

Day Set Aside to Protect Planet (opinion) Ap 22 2003 98(188), 6–A

Earth Day--Valdosta State University

Earth Day Celebrated at VSU Ap 23 2003 98(189), 3–A

EarthLink

EarthLink Awarded $16 Million in Damages My 8 2003 98(204), 4–A

EarthLink Reports Quarterly Loss Ja 30 2003 98(106), 7–A

Easter Seals of Southern Georgia

Easter Seals host premier Christmas Wine Market, Dc 2 2003 99(46), 3–A

Eastern Equine Encephalitis

Board waives development fees, Jl 30 2003 98(287), 1–A

Child's condition improving: Girl, 10, with mosquito-borne illness upgraded from critical to serious condition, Au 7 2003 98(295), 1–A

Community to build house for 10-year-old with EEE, Oc 17 2003 98(365), 1–A

Deprive pests of a home this summer (opinion), Jl 29 2003 98(286), 6–A

Girl contracts EEE: 10-year-old falls victim to mosquito-borne illness, Jl 25 2003 98(282), 1–A

Girl with encephalitis improving, Sp 7 2003 98(325), 1–A

Health officials worried about EEE virus Jl 5 2003 98(262), 3–A

Home for the holiday: Jennifer Tucker returns home for Thanksgiving, Nv 27 2003 99(41), 1–A

Lowndes child with EEE remains in coma, Jl 29 2003 98(286), 1–A

Man Dies of Eastern Encephalitis Jn 25 2003 98(252), 5–A

Tift County horse gets EEE virus, Jl 26 2003 98(283), 4–A

Valdosta girl with EEE fighting for her life, Jl 26 2003 98(283), 1–A

Virus hitting horses hard, Au 18 2003 98(306), 1–A

Virus spotted in Lowndes: Eastern Equine Encephalitis detected, no cases involving humans Jl 3 2003 98(260), 1–A

Volunteers dedicate house for Tucker family

Jeannie Tucker, Jackson Tucker, Oc 24 2003 99(6)(sic 7), 4–A

Eastern Equine Encephalitis--Brunswick

Man Dies of Eastern Encephalitis, Jn 25 2003 98(252), 5–A

Easters, Owen, Obituary, Sp 15 2003 98(333), 3–A

Easters, Robert H., Obituary, My 25 2003 98(221), 3–A

Ebony Fashion Show

'Simplicity Spectacular' Fe 16 2003 98(123), 5–E

Ebony Fashions Fe 3 2003 98(110), 9–A

Echols County

Alapahoochee festival starts today in Echols, Oc 31 2003 98(sic 99)(14), 8–A

Echols firefighters get 'fired up' to help MDA, Au 28 2003 98(316), 5–A

Echols Gets Funds for Shelter, Food Programs Mr 17 2003 98(152), 3–A

Echols Junior Beta Club Competes (photo), Au 5 2003 98(293), 12–A

Making History: Reprint book relives Echols County's past, Sp 24 2003 98(342), 12–A

Echols County Board of Education

Echols seeks raise in property taxes, Sp 11 2003 98(329), 7–A

Echols County Child Advocacy Board

Echols board seeks child safety seats

Jl 1 2003 98(258), 3–A

Echols County Commission

Echols Approves Looking Into Mail Consolidation Ap 8 2003 98(174), 5–A

Echols County Elementary School

Initiative aims to improve science education, Oc 5 2003 98(353), 4–A

Echols County Family Community and Career Leaders of America (FCCLA)

Echols FCCLA Treats Foster Children

Ja 1 2003 98(78), 8–A

Echols Seniors Honored with Christmas Lunch

Ja 1 2003 98(78), 8–A

Echols County Health Department

DHR budget cuts concern providers, Nv 27 2003 99(41), 5–A

Parents urged to double-check kids' immunization records, Au 8 2003 98(296), 3–A

Echols County High School

Area students head back to school (photo), Au 9 2003 98(297), 1–A

Echols Co. Team Wins Business Competition Mr 31 2003 98(166), 5–A

Echols Students STAR in FCCLA Contest in Ocilla Jn 24 2003 98(251), 11–A

Echols' Roberts Wins State Honor My 18 2003 98(214), 1–E

Officers learn to lead FCCLA

Amanda Young, Bobbie Staten, Erica Delgado, Heather Reid, Oc 22 2003 99(5), 13–A

Student Fulfills Vow to Graduate My 28 2003 98(224), 1–A

Teens organize to help food bank with efforts, Oc 24 2003 99(6)(sic 7), 5–A

Top Echols Grad Follows Mother's Lead My 28 2003 98(224), 1–A

Echols County Historical Society

Echols paints its history

Dorothy Price, Pat Brokington, Sylvia Tefft, Liza Newsome, Sylvia Johnson, Jackie Culpepper, Mamie Pipkins, Oc 10 2003 98(358), 15–A

Making History: Reprint book relives Echols County's past, Sp 24 2003 98(342), 12–A

Echols County Probate and Magistrate Court

Courts issue report for November, Dc 5 2003 99(49), 5–A

Echols issues court report for September, Oc 14 2003 98(362), 5–A

Echols releases court report for July, Au 6 2003 98(294), 5–A

Echols County Schools

2003-2004 School Year Calendar, Jl 30 2003 98(287), 9–Supplement

Area SAT scores, Sp 7 2003 98(325), 10–A

For rural schools, No Child Left Behind rules are tricky to follow, Au 7 2003 98(295), 7–A

Honor roll (list of names by grade), Dc 7 2003 98 (sic 99)(51), 6–E

Honor roll (list of names), Dc 10 2003 99(54), 13–A

Honor roll (lists from 4th-12th grades), Dc 4 2003 99(48), 5–A

Parents urged to double-check kids' immunization records, Au 8 2003 98(296), 3–A

Students attend stock market luncheon

Garrett Hendley, Paden King, Ciera Staten, Daisy Cuellar, Jl 8 2003 98(265), 3–A

Echols County Sheriff's Department

Courson Elected Echols Sheriff, Jn 18 2003 98(245), 1–A

Echols board seeks child safety seats

Jl 1 2003 98(258), 3–A

Echols police seize marijuana and moonshine, Sp 11 2003 98(329), 5–A

Echols Sheriff Resigns Mr 8 2003 98(143), 1–A

Echols Sheriff's Office Implements LOCATER Ja 22 2003 98(98), 5–A

Ex-Sheriff Pleads Guilty Mr 13 2003 98(148), 1–A

Former Sheriff Heading to Prison, Jn 7 2003 98(234), 1–A

Search in Statenville nets moonshine stills, 42 marijuana plants, Au 6 2003 98(294), 3–A

Ecology

We must act to protect Earth (opinion), Jl 11 2003 98(268), 6–A

Economic development--Hahira

Hahira Committee learns about economic development through tourism, Au 19 2003 98(307), 3–Supplement

Economics

Economic overview: Georgia's newest metropolitan area has regional appeal, Nv 9 2003 98(sic 99)(23), 31–Supplement

Investors optimistic about area's future (opinion), Nv 20 2003 99(34), 6–A

Economics--Lowndes County

State of manufacturing in Georgia: Top manufacturing employees recognized

Ronald Willis, Demetrius Small, Bessie Evans, Dc 17 2003 99(61), 5–Progress Supplement Dc 2003 47(12)

Edmondson, Amanda

Remerton Gets Two New Council Members Ap 1 2003 98(167), 1–A

Education

'Hammer' program builds a better education, Au 22 2003 98(310), 12–A

2002-2003 Annual Education Accountability Reports, Dc 2 2003 99(46), 7–A

2003 School Community Partners in Education Award Winners, Sp 26 2003 98(344), 7–A

Alternative school offers second chance, Dc 2 2003 99(46), 1–A

Area SAT scores, Sp 7 2003 98(325), 10–A

Area schools on improvement list, Au 17 2003 98(305), 4–A

Colleges Consider Many Factors, but SAT is Basic Mr 17 2003 98(152), 10–A

Community Partner in Education winners honored

Melaya Butler, Travis Hewell, Lisa Elkins, Sp 26 2003 98(344), 1–A

Community partners in education: Partners are our heroes, Sp 23 2003 98(341), 1–Supplement

Don't link HOPE to scores on SAT (opinion), Oc 12 2003 98(360), 6–A

Education policy compels action (opinion), Au 17 2003 98(305), 6–A

Finding the Right College on the Net Mr 17 2003 98(152), 10–A

GED can change lives of graduates (opinion), Dc 12 2003 99(56), 6–A

Georgia holds ground on tests, Nv. 14 2003 99(28), 4–A

Georgia ranks 50th in SAT scores for second straight year, Au 27 2003 98(315), 1–A

Georgia schools hear good news (opinion), Oc 23 2003 99(6), 6–A

Grim outlook for Georgia educators, Sp 12 2003 98(330), 5–A

Honesty necessary to improving scores (opinion), Sp 3 2003 98(321), 6–A

HOPE Can Be the Answer to College Money Woes Mr 17 2003 98(152), 10–A

Let's fix state's low S.A.T. scores (opinion), Sp 14 2003 98(332), 8–E

LMS off needs help list, Oc 12 2003 98(360), 1–A

Local SATs lag: Test scores up but less than state average, Sp 7 2003 98(325), 1–A

More schools need to improve, Au 17 2003 98(305), 1–A

New tutoring program offered, Sp 21 2003 98(339), 2–C

Parents help students succeed (photo and names), Dc 17 2003 99(61), 22–Progress Supplement Dc 2003 47(12)

Parents must push education (opinion), Dc 4 2003 99(48), 6–A

Public forum draws about two dozen, Oc 14 2003 98(362), 1–A

Saving HOPE: Gov. backs off SAT plan, Oc 23 2003 99(6), 7–A

School list causes concern: Some educators say No Child Left Behind Act lacks clarity, fairness, Au 9 2003 98(297), 1–A

School officials start reaccreditation work, Sp 21 2003 98(339), 5–A

School stats released: Valdosta and Lowndes see room for improvement, Dc 2 2003 99(46), 1–A

Schools chief Cox seeks to change classes, Oc 1 2003 98(349), 5–A

Schools must demand more from students (opinion), Au 8 2003 98(296), 6–A

Schools showcase teacher programs, Sp 22 2003 98(340), 1–A

Screven school officials told: All schools failing, Au 11 2003 98(299), 4–A

State Deserves Better Grade (opinion) Ja 10 2003 98(86), 6–A

Statewide Quality Core Curriculum Objectives for Language Arts and Mathematics, Jl 30 2003 98(287), 3–Supplement

Students Should Keep Options Open Mr 17 2003 98(152), 10–A

Survey: 42 percent of schools fall short on achievement tests, Au 15 2003 98(303), 3–A

Teachers sought from ranks of military, Sp 21 2003 98(339), 12–A

Teachers Upset Perdue Isn't Giving Them a Raise Ja 18 2003 98(94), 5–A

UGA Tifton campus degree programs, Sp 16 2003 98(334), 14–A

Viking voyagers set sail on sea of ink, Oc 10 2003 98(358), 3–A

Winnersville offers a wealth of educational opportunities (Valdosta-Lowndes County), Nv 9 2003 98(sic 99)(23), 20–24–Supplement

Edwards Brothers

The Edward Brothers' new CD highlights gospel groove, Au 30 2003 98(318), 9–A

Edwards, Alyssa Ann and Jason Travis Pate, Wedding, Mr 2 2003 98(137), 6–E

Edwards, Chuck

Remerton police chief attends conference, Au 3 2003 98(291), 2–C

Edwards, Clyde L.

A Sumptuous Feast: VSU offers fine menu of work in faculty art show, Sp 1 2003 98(320), 10–A

Edwards, Daphne

Teen Mom Dons Cap and Gown My 29 2003 98(225), 1–A

Edwards, John B. a.k.a John B. Everett, Death, Oc 10 2003 98(358), 3–A

Edwards, John K. Jr.

Judge elected to head state Council, Sp 19 2003 98(337), 5–A

Edwards, Louis

Focus (photo), Sp 16 2003 98(334), 12–A

Edwards, Melanie Hope and Stuart Reed Hasty, Engagement, Sp 14 2003 98(332), 7–E

Edwards, Micah and Ricardo Davis

Border battle tonight in Quitman, Sp 5 2003 98(323), 1–B

Edwards, Nathaniel

The Edward Brothers' new CD highlights gospel groove, Au 30 2003 98(318), 9–A

Edwards, Wanda Faye and Willie Lester Dunnum, Engagement, My 11 2003 98(207), 4–E

Edwards, Wayne

Ex-Pilots Weigh in on War Mr 23 2003 98(158), 1–A

EggScape

Valdostans Turn Out for Annual EggScape Mr 23 2003 98(158), 7–A

Eggstravaganza

Families Flock to Annual Egg Hunt Ap 13 2003 98(179), 5–A

Eidson, Bert, Veronica Blue, Christina Youmans

Area students receive degrees, Au 17 2003 98(305), 3–E

Eidson, Jennifer Louise and Larry Jerome McCain, Wedding, Au 17 2003 98(305), 6–E

Eidson, Jennifer Louise and Larry McCain, Engagement, Mr 30 2003 98(165), 5–E

Elam, Amanda

Lowndes High, Westbrook Name Top Grads My 15 2003 98(211), 1–A

Semifinalists Named for Scholarship Program Fe 23 2003 98(130), 5–A

Elbaz, Moshe

Chanukah: Chag Ha'urim - The Festival of Lights: Perspective, Dc 19 2003 99(63), 14–A

Rosh Ha'Shanah 5764 gets under way tonight with service, Sp 26 2003 98(344), 11–A

Rosh Ha'Shanah Service Tonight (photo), Sp 26 2003 98(344), 1–A

Elder, Gwendolyn Marie Forehand, Obituary, Sp 16 2003 98(334), 3–A

Elder, Michael Robert, Marijuana possession,

Jodie Marie Melvin, Steven Michael Yeatts, Au 23 2003 98(311), 5–A

Eldridge, Ashley and Owen Eldridge

Valwood's fall sports photo day (photo), Jl 31 2003 98(288), 1–A

Eldridge, Daniel Jackson Jr., Obituary, Oc 20 2003 99(3), 3–A

Eldridge, Dr. Frank

Eager Award Presented Fe 14 2003 98(121), 4–A

Eldridge, Eleanor Rebecca and Ansel Parrish Clark Jr., Engagement, Jn 29 2003 98(256), 3–E

Eldridge, Franklin Jr.

Eldridge receives Bronze Star, Dc 14 2003 99(58), 12–A

Election districts

Proposed Greater Lowndes County Voting Precincts, Au 24 2003 98(312), 8–9–A

Elections

After high-tech blitz, many Georgians back to paper in Tuesday's elections, Nv 5 2003 99(19), 5–A

At-Large race draws candidates, Sp 12 2003 98(330), 1–A

Candidates to address issues at forum, Oc 10 2003 98(358), 5–A

City candidates want to hear from voters (opinion), Oc 10 2003 98(358), 6–A

City residents have no reason to ignore election (opinion), Nv. 16 2003 99(30), 6–A

City residents oust incumbents (opinion), Nv 28 2003 98 (sic 99)(42), 6–A

Elected positions need candidates (opinion), Au 26 2003 98(314), 8–A

Election qualifying ends, Sp 13 2003 98(331), 1–A

Election qualifying starts: Eight throw their hats into ring on first day, Sp 9 2003 98(327), 1–A

Hahira prepares to hold special City Council election, Sp 15 2003 98(333), 1–A

It's time to leave differences behind (opinion), Nv 6 2003 99(20), 6–A

Mayor's race to proceed, Nv 1 2003 98(sic 99)(15), 1–A

Qualifiers seek positions in local municipalities, Sp 10 2003 98(328), 3–A

Qualifying completed in area counties, Sp 16 2003 98(334), 4–A

Runoff election today, Nv 25 2003 99(39), 1–A

Several vie for Lake Park council, Sp 13 2003 98(331), 1–A

Ten candidates qualify Wednesday, Sp 11 2003 98(329), 1–A

Three more announce election bids, Sp 10 2003 98(328), 1–A

Three vie for mayoral seat, Oc 12 2003 98(360), 1–A

Tybee votes flip-flop island council again, Nv 6 2003 99(20), 7–A

Valdosta City Election:Candidates Q & A

Dexter Sharper, Richard Stewart, James Wright, John Eunice, Nv. 16 2003 99(30), 5–A

Voters can have impact on future, Nv 4, 2003 98(sic 99)(18), 5–A

Elections--Adel