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Volunteer Opportuntities at Cherokee Cove
Cherokee Cove is a local, volunteer-run Christian Family Camp and Conference Center located on the TN/NC border just 5 miles from Bethel School. Many opportunities abound in all areas of retreat management, including food service, construction, landscaping, and general maintenance.
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National Weather Map for May 13, 2008

High pressure keeps a firm grip on the weather tonight. Showers and thunderstorms will be confined farther to the west along the northern extent of a cold front across the Upper Midwest.