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Your views Criticism of school board was too broad Glasgow Daily TimesParents: All of you need to be completely involved in what the schools and school districts are doing. It is your children that suffer from the shortages of qualified teachers and from bad decisions made by poor and/or politically motivated administration.
Currently, there are 33 positions across the state that are open for Spanish teachers (according to the Kentucky Educator Place-ment Service). Sincerely, Julie Mayfield Beaumont Players thankful for support Far Off Broadway Players thanks the community for the warm welcome for the most recent production, “Murder by the Book,” which played at our historic gem, The Plaza Theatre, the weekend of June 19-21, 2009. This was a tri-county production with cast and crew coming from Austin, Brownsville, Cave City, Edmonton, Glasgow and Lucas in Barren, Metcalfe and Edmonson counties. A play without an audience is a rehearsal. We thank you for your attendance, laughter, applause and continued support. This audience was particularly far flung with a group of 14 from Nashville, unrelated to anyone in the cast, who read about the show and purchased tickets. We had others from Indiana and Ohio and many from outside a 50 mile radius of the theater as well as our local followers. We are particularly grateful for our core Glasgow-Barren County audience who, when faced with many diversions, chose to attend our community theater play. I would also like to thank The Glasgow Daily Times and the many other news services who helped get the word out about this killer of a comedy. Thanks, too, to the many businesses that displayed Kyle Conrad’s eye-catching poster. It takes many people to put on a show. For each of the five cast members in this production, there were another 10 who had worked at one time or another behind the scenes. Our continued success is dependent on this crucial outpouring of support. Dr. Tenney Farragher, Seattle, Wash., has our gratitude as well for a key costume accessory. The next production will be “Arsenic and Old Lace,” Oct. 16-18. Auditions are scheduled for July 9-11 at the Plaza. Specific information about this show and a virtual scrapbook as well as membership information in FOBP is found on our Web site, www.faroffbroadwayplayers.org. Webmaster, John Hitchcock welcomes any historic archival materials for the site which would be scanned, posted and promptly returned. If you love the theater, get involved with Far Off Broadway Players! Now that you have seen the show, can you answer the question, “Was it Murder He Wrote or Did She?” Thank you all for your support and participation! Linda Hitchcock, Murder By The Book Director, 
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