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The Southern Environmental Law Center filed the lawsuit Monday in Effingham County Superior Court on behalf of environmental group One Hundred Miles and Effingham County residents. The suit names the Effingham County Industrial Development Authority as the defendant and alleges violations of Georgia’s Open Meetings Act and Open Records Act
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CAP Christmas dinner
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Above are Cadet Capt. Twibell, Squadron Commander Lt. Richard Bush and Maj. Warnock at the Effingham Cadet Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol Christmas party. - photo by Photo provided
The Effingham Cadet Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol met at Sweet Water Grill for its annual Christmas dinner.
 
Following the meal, Squadron Commander, Lt. Richard Bush announced that Cadet Capt. Twibell will be the Squadron’s Cadet Commander effective Jan. 1, 2011. Twibell set out his plans for the year which include regular meetings, several day trips and implementation of the “Cadet of the Quarter” program.
 
Besides the cadets and members of their families, Deputy Commander Maj. Carl Godbee and Group 6 Commander, Maj. Gene Warnock were also in attendance.
 
The squadron meets on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at 226 Goshen Rd. Civil Air Patrol is open to youth from ages 12 to 21. Leadership, aerospace education and emergency services are the main focus of the program, which is the official auxiliary of the United States Air Force.
 
Contact Lt. Richard Bush at (912) 429-8050 if you would like more information. The squadron’s next meeting will be Jan. 4, 2011.