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Egyptian Theatre to screen Back to the Future

Northern Star The Egyptian Theater, 135 N. Second St., is holding a fundraiser to replace the current seats at the theater, which are over 80 years old. The current seats have old and malfunctioning mechanics to go along with a less than ideal comfort level for patrons. DeKALB – The Egyptian Theatre will be hosting a “Save the Clock” fundraising event for the DeKalb Rotary Club at 7 p.m. May 15. The event, which features a showing of “Back to the Future” to help the DeKalb Rotary Club restore the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Clock that is located downtown. The Egyptian Theatre, 135 N. 2nd Street, works with many service and nonprofit organizations throughout the year. The event this Saturday will include a showing of “Back to the Future,” a costume contest, trivia contest and 50/50 drawing. The film “Back to the Future” was selected by the DeKalb Rotary Club. 

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Give DeKalb County 2021

Event Description Give DeKalb County is on May 6, 2021! This 24-hour giving day supports participating nonprofit organizations in DeKalb County and allows donors to give back to causes they care about. Donations can be made online by credit card, debit card, bank transfer, or mobile wallet from midnight to midnight on May 6 at GiveDeKalbCounty.org. Donors can search for a specific organization, browse by cause, and easily give to multiple nonprofits. Starting April 22, donors can print a donation form from the website and give by check if they prefer (postmarked April 22 - May 6). A Bonus Pool of funds is being raised and every dollar donated during Give DeKalb County is boosted by a percentage of the Bonus Pool. This means your donation goes even further during Give DeKalb County!

Garrett ending school year on high note

GARRETT — ILearn testing at Garrett has been met with little enthusiasm, according to J.E. Ober and middle school administrators. Elementary Principal Kristi Surfus told school board members Monday the new state test is being administered as required, but the results will be stale by the time they are available at the end of the school year. “This test does not honor students’ thinking,” she said, adding teachers currently can pull up-to-the-minute data without the test. Classroom schedules have been interrupted in order to facilitate the testing that has no time restrictions. Testing has been taking place over multiple days, she added.

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