In a unique effort to promote the sport by local enthusiasts, a citywide tennis tournament will be held April 10 at all country clubs and public facilities.
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Open House for New Nursing Building
Darton College President Peter Sireno will welcome everyone to the open house for the new nursing building on the Darton campus at 3 p.m. Tuesday March 23, 2010. Speakers will talk about the building design, construction and impact. The Nursing Buildng is next to the Academic Service Building. For information, call 317-6709.
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Snickers Marathon Albany Georgia March 6 2010
Saturday, March 2, 2010. SNICKERS® MARATHON® ENERGY BAR marathon & half marathon. One of Albany Georgia’s premier sports events takes place March 6, 2010. The fourth annual marathon runs on a USATF certified course, a flat track, during downtown Albany’s Mardi Gras festival. This race serves as a qualifying event for the Boston marathon. This [...]
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