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 G.S. Great News - This newspaper is growing very fast, and we are very happy about that. But because of the fast growth in the paper AND the interest from YOU FINE FOLKS, we can no longer deliver the entire paper thru email. We must run advertising - you need the information and we must pay our bills. But we are already so big that this file will not fit into an average email. So for you to be able to view the news properly, we are going to send a notification to you each week thru email with a Click-Link and let you read it at your leisure from the web. That way we don't lose our subscribers and you get the entire news without clogging your email. It is also easier to save and print from a website than from email.
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FARMERS GET HELP
 TriState - The Small Business Administration announced that disaster loans are being offered to farmers hit by drought. Loans are being made available to farmers in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties in California, Nevada's Clark County and all counties in Arizona. Interest rates will be at 3.324 percent and farmers can borrow up to $1.5 million to meet financial obligations and operating expenses. The loans were made available after the Agricultural Secretary declared and agricultural emergency. Deadline to apply is April 29, 2004. (Maybe I should become a farmer...)

ONE DEAD IN BOAT CRASH
 Lake Mohave - One person is dead and one remains hospitalized after a boat crash on Lake Mohave Saturday. The incident happened a little before midnight, when the high-performance speed boat piloted by Eve Haley, 38, of Apple Valley, CA, smashed into Cottonwood Island, just south of Cottonwood Cove. The impact of the crash killed Haley and injured her husband, James Haley, 36, who was airlifted to University Medical Center in Las Vegas.
Two others, Donna Cheek, 30, and Brian Cheek, 40, both of Victorville, CA, suffered undisclosed injuries and were transported to UMC where they were treated and released. Cause of accident remains under investigation but water elevation is not considered a factor.
It's the 23rd fatality in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area this year, the fourth resulting from a boating accident

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Mortgage Interest Rates Have Declined Over Last Couple Weeks!
Golden Shores Activity for the Month of September:
Residential closed: 4 -- pending 0
Land closed : 7 -- pending 25
Author: Beth Bresnahan
RISMEDIA, Sept. 29-Sales of existing single-family homes set a second consecutive monthly record in August on the heels of record-low interest rates in June. Mortgage interest rates have been lower than projected for most of 2003, but the 30-year fixed rate should over between 6.0 and 6.5 percent for the rest of the year.
Existing-home sales rose 5.5 percent in August to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.47 million units from an upwardly revised level of 6.13 million units in July. Last month's sales activity was 21.8 percent above the 5.31 - million unit pace in August 2002.
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COMMITTEE VIEWS HIGHWAY CONNECTION
 Bullhead City - The Corridor Location and Environmental Overview Project Team met for the first time last week. The group is aimed at studying the feasibility of realigning State Route 95 between I-40 and Highway 68 in Bullhead City. Public meetings have been tentatively scheduled for November of this year and July of 2004. The meetings would take place in Lake Havasu City, Bullhead City and Golden Shores.

FOOD SHARE UPDATE
G.S. - Monday, October 6 is the decision date. As it stands right now, the men of Golden Shores Community Baptist Church are planning to start a Food Share program. Since the previous Food Share program was shut down in June, people who need food are having to resort to other means. The church's food share program will provide around $50-60 worth of food for less than $20 and each person can buy up to 3 boxes. A final decision will be made by the men at the Monday meeting and possibly start in November. Watch here for details.

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
MEETING RESCHEDULED
G.S. - Due to some unforseen circumstances, the Neighborhood Watch Meeting scheduled for September 18, was cancelled. The meeting has been rescheduled for October 20th at 6:00 p.m. at the Community Center. For more information, please call 768-1400 or email ys@goldenshores.net.

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR ENO ONKEN
G.S. - There will be a Memorial Service for Eno Onken this Sunday 10/05 at 2:00p.m. at the Community Center. There will be a buffet luncheon immediately following the service.

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