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rodeo would be fielded by the Professional Rodeo As-
sociation April 15 and 16. He said that the Chamber
would provide any funds necessary for the rodeo.
 Ensminger also requested permission to host an
event in November called Four Freedoms Festival,
centered around Veterans Day
 The commissioners agreed to Ensminger's pro-
posals, with a stipulation that he will offer more de-
tails at their March 11 meeting.
 Senior Citizens Director Rosa Richardson pre-
sented a status report on the new Senior Citizens
Center presently under construction. She said, "The
project is 80 percent completed and should be fin-
ished by the end of March, depending on the weath-
er." So far, $835,674 of the project grant has been
spent, along with $80,000 of in-kind contribution
from the Department of Correction.
 City Manager Harold Emrich brought a request
to apply for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice As-


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will be used to purchase radios that will put us in
compliance with new requirements."
 Commissioners Jim Catron and Myra Valentine
moved to approve the request; the board passed it
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ly well. The people of Madison have been extremely
kind and hospitable. The response has really been
unbelievable!"
 The team hopes to raise at least one million dol-
lars while rollerblading across the USA to San
Diego, California. The team has already received
over $1,000 in donations since their kick off in St.
Augustine on February 1. The team also wanted to
send out a big thank you for their free stay at Yogi
Bear Campgrounds.
 Complete tour details, blogs and donation infor-
mation can be followed on the In Motion for a Mil-
lion website at http://www.inmotionforamillion.org.
 For more information on In Motion for a Million
or to request information, please contact Steven
Feigenbaum at steven@inmotionforamillion.org or
(609) 203-6398.


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