February 21, 2018 Page 3A
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alot of talent within the
SO that should be Sheriff.
votes: 66
My husband atthe MCSO
Has NEVER screamed at
any kids.Wrong deputy.
Get the facts before you
point fingers. Better yet,
mind your own business!
votes: 39
It's time for armed
securit7 at all schools.
One resource officer is
not enough. Protect our
children and teachers.
votes: 22
To the person that keeps
venting about T.G.S. If
Bibb countywould love to
have you! votes: 19
Prayers for the families,
schools, teachers, and
children in Florida. votes:
16
I back the blue 100%. But
Sheriff, can we take some
of the officers sitting on
41 and 75all day running
radar and put them into
our s~ls to protect our
children? votes: 13
Whatever happened to
to eaE Sorry the people
ofthis country are going
crazy.That's all folks
.votes: 11
Mrs. Langford is bitter,
Registered Democrats
should not be permitted
to have weaoons.That~
If you do not like or agree
with the administration at
TG Scott- you should quit
hater--I guarantee you
will not be missed one
bit!l! votes: 9
I can't thinkof many
places in Monroe County
where residents have to
park on the street. Is it
really that big a problem;
percentage wise? votes:.9
Teachers BOE, to arms, to
arms. votes: 9
Development Authority,
I will trade you a Papa
John's, a Zaxby's and a
Huddle House for just one
Longhorn Steakhouse.
Heck, rll even throw in a
gas station, vOtes: 9
So we hired a CEO for
MCH and picking up her
salary and still paying
13million to Navient
for management fees
over the next 3 years???
Sounds like more waste
to me. votes: 8
Officers of the law rushed
into the school WHY do
so many Americans hate
law enforcement???!!!
votes: 6
Americans and Church al-
lowed God to be removed
&om our public educa-
tion. Now, we are watch-
ing the results of evil with-
in our school systems.
Unless Godis brought
baCk into the school, evil
By Diane Glidewell
news@mymcr.net
Bob Goldberg will
bring an informational
seminar to Monroe
County on Thursday,
March 1 about Adult
Guardianship and'
Special Needs Trusts. Itl
will help those who care
for loved ones with spe-
cial needs plan for the
future.
Those who care for
family members who
cannot advocate effec-
tively for themselves
cannot help but worry
about what would hap-
pen were they not able
to advocate for their
family member. The
seminar will provide
some answers.
The seminar is meant
for you if your loved
one: receives/will need
Medicaid, SSI or both;
has complex care needs;
has a mental illness
or disability; lives in
a group home or other
supported environment.
The goal is to insure
benefits and help pre-
serve quality of life.
Goldberg presents the
seminar periodically in
various locations, and
Monroe County Board
of Education asked that
he bring the informa-
tion to Monroe County.
The seminar will be at
the DOE board room, 25
Brooklyn Ave Forsyth
at 5:45 p.rh. on March
1. A light supper will
be provided; please call
ahead so that plans can
be made to serve those
coming. Contact parent
coordinator Beth Smith
at 478-994-2031 ext.
1603.
Goidberg graduated
from the U.S. Military
Academy at West Point
in 1982 and University
of Michigan Law School
in 1990. He has special-
ized in Estate Planning
and Elder Law since
1999. He is a member of
the National Academy
of Elder. Law Attorneys
and Wealth Counsel.
He and his staff have
helped over 3,000
families develop com-
prehensive plans to pro-
tect their families and
property, navigate the
long-term care maze of
Medicare, Medicaid and
VA benefits, and make
their way through the
probate process.
Goldberg and his wife,
Kimberley, have two
boys, Simon and Seth.
Simon is a freshman
at the Colorado School
of Mines and Seth will
graduate from high
school this May. When
not busy practicing law,
Goldberg enjoys read-
ing thrillers and biog-
raphies, watching TV,
orienteering, running,
and spending time with
his boys.
Lucear
given
Customer
Service
award
Glenda Lucear was
given the Customer
Service Award by Kelly
Hiers at the annual
chamber of commerce
banquet last month.
CORRECTION
A story in the Feb. 14 Re-
porter, "Sheriff re-shuffled
top staff" should have said
that Capt. Mike Ogletree
and Lt.lawson Bittick were
promoted and moved to
overseeing the support
services division. Also, the
article should have said that
possible sheriff's candidate
Michael Bittick is in fact
related to sheriff John Cary
Bittick as a cousin.
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