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Adair/Casey Drug Court tops in pop tab contributions Ronald McDonald House charities sells the tabs and the money goes to help families who stay at the house while their children are in a nearby hospital By Gayle Harvey; Special to ColumbiaMagazine.com On May 22, 2007 40 Drug Court programs across the state donated their pop tabs to the Ronald McDonald House, for a total of 3,354 pounds. Adair/Casey Drug Court donated 1,337 of the total pounds. The total contributed for the local drug court was the highest in the state, and actually accounted for just a 39.86% of all the pop tabs contributed across the state! Ronald McDonald house charities sell the tabs and put the money into a special fund for the families staying at the home, while their children are in a nearby hospital. Donating tabs were each of Casey County's five elementary schools, John Adair Elementary school, all drug court participants, many individuals and businesses. The Adair County Drug Court offices are now located in Madison Square Office Building on Burkesville ST, but will be moved to the new Adair Justice Center, which is expected to be open at Merchant and Campbellsville Streets the last month of 2008. The list of team members by county and profession or association follows: Drug Court Team Members for Adair County: Circuit Judge Hon. James G. Weddle, Commonwealth Attorney Brian Wright, Public Defender Sandra Downs, Community member Bro. Joseph Payne, Community member Murrell Burton, Protection and Permanancy Glenn Martin, Adanta Melody Pollard, Probation and Parole Marshall Smith, Sheriff Ralph Curry, and Deputy Sheriff Bill Troutwine. Drug Court Team Members for Casey County are: Circuit Judge Hon. James G. Weddle, Commonwealth Attorney Brian Wright, Public Defender Shelby Horne, Community member John Shugars, Community member Pat Rodgers, Protection and Permanancy Kathy Hare, Adanta William Wethington, Probation and Parole Marshall Smith, Sheriff Jerry Coffman, and Bailiff Roland Sandor. If you would like to contribute to the collection for next year, please contact Leo Johnson, Program Supervisor of the Adair/Casey Drug Court 270-384-1083. This story was posted on 2007-06-04 11:36:50
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