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High speed chase nets suspect By SUE WATSON An alert employee, who saw the burglary of his boss’ home in progress Tuesday and took a good description of the vehicle involved, helped Marshall County sheriff’s deputies launch a high-speed chase leading to the arrest of the suspect in Collerville, Tenn.
• Holiday store all about giving By SUE
WATSON This is the 16th year of the Clydesdale Christmas Store, which gives a full wish list of toys and clothes to hundreds of children. The total dollar figure raised for gifts for children since the benefit’s beginning is about $1 million, said Ralph Doxey with the Clydesdale committee. Homestead filing arrives By SUE WATSON Anyone who has built or acquired a new home in 2010 and who has lived in it on or before January 1, 2011, is eligible for homestead exemption, according to tax assessor Juanita Dillard. Mobile home owners who have registered and certified ($12 fee) their mobile home and registered it as real property prior to January 1, 2011, are also eligible for homestead exemption. Recycling company seeks site By SUE WATSON A company that recycles cardboard, plastic and metal is taking a look at Marshall County to possibly open a facility. Company representatives are in discussion with three parties, including the Marshall County Board of Supervisors, concerning the possible lease of a building to set up operation. Company representatives say they will first take cardboard and plastics and add metal recycling later. Holly Springs police busy during holiday season The Holly Springs Police Department sent officers to 76 calls last week, according to chief Robert Pearson. Those included – shots fired, 4; assaults, 5; domestic, 6; disturbances, 4; alarms, 4; funerals, 10; burglaries, 1; thefts, 2; welfare checks, 1; and miscellaneous, 36. Seedlings available The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks announces its annual Acorns for Wildlife program, a non-profit initiative aimed at providing quality, one-year old, bare-root oak seedlings for establishing wildlife plantings on private and public lands. |
      
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