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    9-21-18 Sec 1 pg 1-9_Edition 9/19/18 3:56 PM Page 1

    GOP candidates decry the state of the state ~ Page 4

    HIGHLAND
    Community News
    Friday, Sept. 21, 2018 Vol. 25, No. 38
    Your Community.
    For daily news, visit highlandnews.net
    Your Newspaper.
    Named the 2018 Business of the Year by the Highland Area Chamber of Commerce 46 cents

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    new lieutenant Holy War
    Page 5 Page 12

    City of trails
    Eagle Scout project adds mile markers
    to Shelton Trail, bringing hope for more
    collaboration between city and Scouts H igHland C ommunity n ews pHoto
    by H eCtor H ernandez J r .

    By JAMES FOLMER indian springs High school’s drum


    E DITOR line and color guard open the ribbon
    H IGHLAND C OMMUNITY N EWS cutting ceremony for the school’s
    new performing arts theater tues-

    A
    n Eagle Scout day with the presentation of colors.
    project has
    made it easier
    to track your Indian Springs’
    progress on
    Highland’s Shelton Trail.
    Ben Mason, a 15-year-old
    theater opens
    Citrus High School sopho- By HECTOR HERNANDEZ JR.
    more and a member of Boy R EPORTER
    H IGHLAND C OMMUNITY N EWS
    Scout Troop 19, installed
    eight mile markers along the Following years of planning and 21
    4.3-mile trail. He, his 13- months of construction, Indian Springs
    year-old brother, Cole, and a High School celebrated the opening of
    few other Scouts did the its new 501-seat performing arts center,
    project on Aug. 18. which Principal Kristen Bicondova says
    They started at 6 a.m. — will help the school expand visual and
    sunrise — but by the time performing arts opportunities.
    they finished it was 10 a.m. The 18,000-square-foot, $13.5 million
    and in the 90s. The high that theater was designed by John S. Fisher
    H igHland C ommunity n ews
    day was 94. pHoto by J ames F olmer and Associates and features dressing
    “It was a complete suc- rooms, rigging for full fly loft and sets,
    the 1-mile
    cess,” Ben told Highland orchestra pit with lift, scene shop and a
    marker on the
    Community Trails Commit- student art gallery. The center was fund-
    shelfton trail,
    tee on Thursday, Sept. 13. ed by Measure N funds sourced from de-
    erected by
    The trailhead is across the veloper fees.
    ben mason
    street from Highland Fire C ourtesy The theater has already won a design
    pHoto
    and his scout-
    See TRAILS on page 10 ben mason and his helpers on the shelton trail on aug. 18. ing friends. award from the American School and
    See THEATER on page 7

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