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Bearden eyes another superintendency Former candidate for Barnstable post may return to roots By Edward F. Maroney emaroney@cape.com PATRIOT FILE PHOTO IN THE RUNNING AGAIN - Former Barnstable superintendency candidate Jeff Bearden is one of two finalists for the top job in the Murray County Schools of Georgia. JeffBearden ,who dropped out of the running for the Barnstable school superin- tendent'sjob after getting a look at Cape housing prices, is one of two finalists to run the Murray County Schools in Georgia. The Dalton Daily Citizen , published in the city anhour north of Atlanta, reported that Bearden , assistant su- perintendent of business for a school district in Maine, grew up in Bremen, a small town west of Atlanta. ThepreviousMurray Coun- ty superintendent resignedin June amidcontroversy. Also, a third finalist , Victor Hill, director of human resources and federal programs for the schools,withdrew inAugust, citing family reasons. Bearden is up against La- mar "Pete" Adams, former elected superintendent who has worked in the Murray County system for about three decades. After last week's board meeting, the Daily Citizen reported that adecision was still pending. The board is scheduled to meet again Oct. 2. The newspaper hasits own Websitefor reader comments and conversations, and it's clear that there are strong feelings on the matter. "Iamreallyhonestlytrying to think this out,"writes "In- dian Dad.""If am impressed with the guy, I'll cut him some slack. "It'swhy Iposted arequest to the newspapers up in the Cape Cod area. I am want- ing to know -good or bad or whatever anyone who willlet us have some insight on his reputation and perception towards the public. It does not mean diddly asfar asthe BOE (board of education) -but it willeitherfire usallup if he's a Bone head, or calm us down if he's OK." ¦ H o w Much Should a Good Kitchen Cost? 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Students will tour all three of the buildings,the 1824 Captain Parker House,Boat Shops with sixfull-sizedwooden boats,and the 1750CammettHousewhere Mrs. Cammett will greet the children, explaining to them howherbswereused,bread was baked, and soap was made. College funding seminar set Afree CollegeRindingWorkshop willbeheld at7p.m.Oct.2 and4at the DennisPublicLibrary.College funding specialistMatt Carpenter will host the workshop which is open to parents of college bound juniors and seniors.Students are also welcome. To reserve a spot in this seminar, call 781-747-0477. A previously posted workshop in Barnstable slated for Sept. 28 in Barnstable was cancelled. Making history at PopeJohn Paul II High Attention class of 2011: Pro- spectivestudentsandfamiliesare invited to attend an information session to learn about Pope John Paul II High School, Cape Cod's firstCatholichighschool.Sessions willbeheldatPJPIIHSon 120High School Road in Hyannis.Ml ad- missions details for the freshman class will be available. Join us at any one of the following sessions: Oct. 12 at 7:00 p.m., Nov.4 at 9:00 a.m. and Nov. 30 at 7:00 p.m. No pre-registration is required. Con- tact the school at 508.862.6336 or ckeavy(<(popejohnpaulhighschool. org with any questions. Also,The PJPIIHS Entrance Exam will be held Saturday,Dec. 2. Where are you, classmates? TheBarnstable HighSchool Class of 1961is holding its 45th reunion at the Wequaquet Lake Yacht Club Oct. 7, but it won't be the same without Joan Baxter, Jean Brightman, Lynda Case, Janice Crowell, Alan Doyle, Arlene Doyle, Calvin Dudley,Pauline Dwyer, Jennifer Frost, George Igo, David Libby, Jon Morrison, John Mullin, Kay Paine, Clyde Perry, Bruce Setler, Richard Siddall, Ramon Stackhouse, John Sullivan, Robin Tulloch, and Helen Van Buskirk. All of the above are invited to call Karen Kelly Gilligan at 508-428-3278, or write to BHS Class of 1961, Box K, Hyannis MA 02601. Flynn scholars named Atotalof$7,500wasawarded to 15 students by the Martin J. Flynn/Town of Barnstable Scholarship Committee re- cently. The funds come from taxpayers who check off a box on their tax bills and en- close a donation to the fund named after the late select- man. Thirty students applied for funds. 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