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St. George's Students To Bunker Down for Marathon -
Saturday, December 3, 2016
Students and families of St. George’s Independent School will view and cheer on runners in the St. Jude Marathon Saturday, Dec. 3, from a Midtown bunkhouse.
The bunkhouse is the school’s newest facility at 815 McLean Blvd., which is located along the marathon route.
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St. George’s Students To Bunker Down for Marathon -
Friday, December 2, 2016
Students and families of St. George’s Independent School will view and cheer on runners in the St. Jude Marathon Saturday, Dec. 3, from a Midtown bunkhouse.
The bunkhouse is the school’s newest facility at 815 McLean Blvd., which is located along the marathon route.
3.
Anne Dixon Joins BRIDGES as CFO -
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Anne Dixon has joined BRIDGES as vice president of finance and chief financial officer. Dixon, who is a Bridge Builders alumna, is responsible in her new role for financial reporting and analysis to help BRIDGES leadership in performing their responsibilities.
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St. George’s Names New Head of School -
Saturday, January 24, 2015
J. Ross Peters, the upper school head of the Westminster Schools in Atlanta, is the new head of school for St. George’s Independent School of Memphis, effective in July.
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St. George’s Names New Head of School -
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
J. Ross Peters, the upper school head of the Westminster Schools in Atlanta, is the new head of school for St. George’s Independent School of Memphis, effective in July.
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Newspapers to Sell Buildings, But Who's Buying? -
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
NEW YORK (AP) - With revenue plunging as readers and advertisers flee to the Web, many newspaper companies have turned to selling off their buildings to raise money or save on costs. But now that option may be drying up too, as frozen credit markets make commercial real estate deals scarce.