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Top Stories on Piedmont Patch, May 30-June 5
Patch readers are an eclectic bunch. Popular articles this week ranged from youth tennis to the League of Women Voters, glockenspiels to goats.
THE WEEK'S MOST POPULAR NEWS STORIES:
- Neil Rothenberg said drills tailored to his players' skills have been the secret to his success in coaching girls' and boys' varsity tennis at PHS.
- The success of online video streaming services spells trouble for cable and satellite.
- The estate planning lawyer and volunteer mediator has been elected as the next president of the local LWV chapter.
- Parents are objecting to the school district's plans to change the fourth grade music program.
- Park Commission, Public Works say using goats for hillside weed abatement would cost too much.
THE WEEK'S MOST POPULAR ANNOUNCEMENTS:
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