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NEWS 501 S. Old Statesville Road Huntersville, NC 28078 Phone: 704-766-2100 Fax: 704-992-0801 www.huntersvilleherald.com Editor Frank DeLoache Assistant Editor Josh Lanier News/Education Reporter Andrew Batten Sports Editor C. Jemal Horton Sports Writers Aaron Garcia Chris Hunt Erica Singleton Arts & Entertainment Editor Sean O’Connell Contributing Writers Harold Bales Hugh Fisher Ann Fletcher Jenna-Ley Harrison Lauren Verlander Copy Desk Chief Cynthia Wittig The Herald Weekly is published by Carolina Weekly Newspaper Group, 1421-C Orchard Lake Drive, Charlotte, NC 28270. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited. Advertising: adsales@carolinaweeklynewspapers.com CEO Alain Lillie Associate Publisher Gretchen Mize GRAPHICS Graphics Director Steve Pigg Graphics artist Julie Austin Advertising Account Executives Lynn Marshall Phyllis Rozzelle Melissa Spinelli Classified and Service Directory Victoria Vizard Ad Coordinator Sarah Vizard DISTRIBUTION Manager Gary Boneno Assistant Manager Brian Hubsch Member of the N.C. Press Association Tutoring Center on its way to Lake Norman DAVIDSON – A private-tutoring center for children in grades K-12 is expected to open Nov. 9 at 624 Jetton Street. The Tutoring Center will work with children on improving reading, math and writing skills, teach concentration and motivation improvement and better testtaking skills among other lessons, a news release said. The center will begin giving free diagnostic assessments for kids on Oct. 12. “We are very proud of this new afterschool learning center,” said Deirdre Buzzacco, center director, “but we are most excited about the potential it represents for the residents of this community. We have done something important that will improve children’s lives for years to come.” Deirdre Buzzacco holds a master’s de- News Briefs Girl Scout advocates for nuthatch Kids barred from hospital visits Courtesy of Carol Dannahower Danielle Dannahower, a senior at Hopewell High School, recently completed her Girl Scout Gold Award project. Danielle designed a project to create more awareness of the brown-headed nuthatch and contributed more than 65 hours of work. The nuthatch is a unique bird – it is the only bird that travels down a tree head first – that is indigenous to the Southeastern United States. But its numbers have declined by 45 percent in the past 50 years. For her project, Danielle created and distributed 200 brochures detailing humans’ impact on its habitat and ways to counteract that harm. Along with volunteers, she built 19 nest boxes the Latta Plantation Division of Natural Resources will use as replacements. Danielle’s adult leader is Nancy Tarte of Hornets Nest Council Troop 1751. HUNTERSVILLE – In an effort to curb the spread of flu, Carolina Health- Care System and Novant Health hospitals and facilities have barred kids from visiting the hospitals unless seeking medical treatment. The new policy, which began Oct. 1, bars anyone under the age of 18 from visiting the hospitals as a proactive step to safeguard patients, staff and other visitors, a news release about the policy said. “We know this change poses an inconvenience to families with patients in area facilities,” Dr. Stephen Wallenhaupt said, “but it is important to make this change effective now to limit the spread and impact of flu. Many patients, particularly newborns, pregnant women and patients with suppressed immune systems, are particularly vulnerable. It is vital that we take every precaution to protect them.” Anyone with flu like symptoms is asked to avoid hospitals until they are fever free for 24 hours. Most people with flu-like systems can be treated with over the counter medication. Affected Carolina HealthCare System hospitals include Carolinas Medical Center and Levine Children’s Hospital, CMC- Lincoln, CMC-Mercy, CMC-NorthEast, CMC-Pineville, CMC-Randolph, CMC- Union, CMC-University, Carolinas Rehabilitation, Carolinas Rehabilitation-Mount Holly and Anson Community Hospital. Affected Novant hospitals include Presbyterian Hospital, Presbyterian Hemby Children’s Hospital, Presbyterian Hospital Huntersville, Presbyterian Hospital Matthews, Presbyterian Orthopaedic Hospital and Rowan Regional Medical Center. q Huntersville residents get CPA license HUNTERSVILLE – State officials recently licensed two Huntersville residents as certified public accountants. Shelly Marie Clark and Eric Randolph Ritz received their state licenses Sept. 21, along with 83 other people across the state. To get the CPA license, a person must pass the Uniform Certified Public Accountants Exam and also “satisfy the education, work experience and moral character requirements” of the N.C. State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners. Each licensed CPA must get 40 hours of continuing education, including an ethics course, annually. The state has more than 17,750 active certified public accountants. q Mental health director named Champion for Children CHARLOTTE – Grayce Crocket, of Cornelius, a Mecklenburg County area mental health director, was named last month the Champion for Children for her work on children’s issues and mental health initiatives by the Council for Children’s Rights. Crocket was presented with the award at the group’s 30th annual luncheon Sept. 21. “It’s really humbling,” Crockett said in a news release. The council does “so much for kids in this community.” Each year, the Council for Children’s Rights seeks to identify individuals who exemplify the spirit of the organization’s efforts. q Huntersville commissioner gets county rep endorsement HUNTERSVILLE – Town Commissioner and Mayor Pro Tem Brian Sisson has received the endorsement of Mecklenburg County Commissioner Karen Bentley in his bid for town mayor. “Brian provides solid, consistent leadership and will bring business acumen to the mayor’s office, which will present Huntersville with a more professional presence to other municipalities as well as businesses looking to relocate to Huntersville,” Bentley, District 1 commissioner said. “Additionally, Brian’s laser focus on the fiscal health of the town is important to me as a citizen of Huntersville.” Sisson, an eight-year commissioner, accepted the endorsement last week. q Presbyterian Huntersville nurse honored HUNTERSVILLE – A nurse at Presbyterian Hospital Huntersville has been named to the Great 100 list of N.C. nurses for 2009. Pat McKinney, a registered nurse in the outpatient care unit, is one of four nurses in Presbyterian system in Charlotte named to the list. The Great 100 is a grassroots organization that acknowledges 100 North Carolina nurses annually for excellence in patient care and their dedication to the nursing profession. The four nurses were nominated by their peers and chosen for this award. These nurses join an elite group who will be recognized at a gala on Saturday. q (more on page 14) Page 6 • The Herald Weekly • Oct. 2-8, 2009 www.huntersvilleherald.com
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