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Monterey officials concerned about cost of maintaining Calfkiller water lines (opens the original)
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The recently elected Monterey Board of Mayor and Aldermen is having second thoughts about an agreement the town made a few years ago to extend water service to areas of southeastern Putnam County. In April 2023, the town came to an agreement with Putnam County over how much money the county would commit in order to provide public water to residents in the Calfkiller and Mill Creek area who don't have it. Putnam County is paying for the cost of extending the line with funding from the American Re
Monterey committee reviews police staffing levels (opens the original)
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A committee reviewing the staffing levels for the Monterey Police Department has recommended that the department get by with 10 patrol officers, rather than the 11 officers budgeted in this fiscal year. "Essentially, right now, they're three officers short," Law Committee chair Jamie Phillips said of the police department. "One on medical leave, one in the academy and one open position." Phillips noted that the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, at its September meeting, had put off voting to fill tha
TBI announces additional charges against disbarred attorney (opens the original)
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The TBI Wednesday announced charges involving misappropriation of funds from a Tennessee Tech alumni association against a former Putnam County attorney who was disbarred three months ago by the Tennessee Supreme Court. James Nathan Hargis was permanently disbarred on June 18 after "affirming he could not successfully defend himself against charges [that he] misappropriated and converted client and third-party funds." According to an April 15 story in the Herald-Citizen, Hargis had been charged
Vietnam Veterans Wall exhibit returns to Cookeville this month (opens the original)
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Final preparations are underway for Putnam County to host a traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Wall later this month. "The Wall That Heals," a three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial that is in Washington D.C., will be on display at the new Putnam County Fairgrounds on Tennessee Avenue Oct. 22-25. "This powerful memorial honors the more than 58,000 U.S. service members who lost their lives during the Vietnam War and brings the impact of the original Wall directly to c
Off-road biking group wants to partner with Monterey on trail development (opens the original)
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Members of an off-road biking group are hoping to work with the town of Monterey to more fully develop the trails at Meadow Creek Park, using a $500,000 grant the town received from the state this year. Representatives of the Upper Cumberland chapter of SORBA â the Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association â met with town officials Monday to gauge their interest in such a partnership. "Six years ago, you met me when I stood before you for the first time, talking about how great Meadow Creek Pa
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