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Semifinalists picked for schools Classified Employee of the Year ws/res Photo Konnoak Elementary's Denise McCoy accepts last year's award from Superintendent Dr. Don Martin. SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Ten semifinalists have been chosen for the Classified Employee of the Year award. The award's selection committee will interview the semifinalists before choosing four finalists this spring. This is the fourth year the award has been given. Last year's winner was Denise McCoy, the home-school coordinator at Konnoak Elementary School. The semifinalists are: Damian Anderson, a kindergarten assistant at Mineral Springs Elementary School; Ann Epperson, the lead secretary at Moore Magnet School; Melinda Evans, the lead secretary at Ca9h Elementary School; Norma Jean Ford, a primary read ing teacher assistant at Cash Elementary School; Sharon Landreth, a secretary at Piney Grove Elementary School; Ann Niten, the lead secretary at Northwest Middle School; Elaine Sapp, a secretary at East Forsyth Middle School; Brian Smith, an in school-suspension assistant at Walkertown High School; Lou Ann Spell, a secretary at The Children's Center; and Marion Tuttle, the lead secretary at the Career Center. Crockett releases book Jessie Crockett SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Jessie Crockett has written and pub lished her first book, "Expressions from the Heart," which oners tne writer's God inspired insights on a variety of everyday experi ences and how lives are impact ed by people's perceptions of and reactions to those experi ences. This 56-page paperback book is written for all ages and can be purchased for $13.93 at www.amazon.com or via email to the author at jcrockettl930@gmail.com. The book cover was designed by Reverend Will E. Chambers. Public forum on future of transportation is tonight SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE City residents are invited to hear about the progress of the Urban Circulator Study, which is considering the use of streetcars or enhanced bus service to connect downtown and surrounding neigh borhoods, during a public workshop on Thursday, Jan. 31. The workshop will be held from 5 to 7 p.m.-in the Mountcastle Forum at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts, 251 N. Spruce St. Parking is free in the Spruce Street lot across from the center. The format is informal and participants may drop in at any time during the workshop to talk with city staff and project team mem bers. 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