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Workers May See Bonuses

SCHOOL BOARD MUST APPROVE PLAN

Posted: January 24, 2012 at 5:44 a.m.

Employees in the Fayetteville School District are in line for a 3.5 percent bonus in March, if a proposed plan is approved by the Fayetteville School Board.

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Wayne Williams, left, defense attorney, and a member of his legal team look up a ruling in a book Monday as Michael Everett Ball, right, waits for his trial to continue at the Washington County Courthouse in Fayetteville. A jury took 30 minutes to convict Ball of three counts of rape.

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Ron Shelby, left, chief executive officer of Hight-Jackson Associates, the lead architecture firm for the Fayetteville High School construction project, tours the site with Ginny Wiseman, associate superintendent for administrative services for Fayetteville Public Schools, on Monday at the building site, located behind Fayetteville High School near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

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