Thursday closings and delays

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On: March 5, 2015

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Schools

Rome City Schools – early dismissal at 12:30 PM
Floyd County Schools – early dismissal at 12:30 PM
Saint Mary’s Catholic School – early dismissal at 12:30 PM
Montessori School – closing early at 3:00 PM

Colleges/Universities

Georgia Northwestern Technical College – all campuses closing early at 2:00 PM
Shorter University – closing early at 1:00

Other

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