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Booster club denied interest in school property

Booster club denied interest in school property

Booster club denied interest in school property

The Rutherford Wrestling Club in Murfreesboro Tennessee has no legal interest in a building or equipment it helped fund on public school property. A state trial court and appellate court have denied the Club access when it refused to sign a third party user agreement with the County. The Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office founded a youth intervention program known as SAFE in 1995 and obtained funding for various youth outreach programs. In 1998, a Sheriff’s officer William Kennedy began a wrestling program under the SAFE auspices. After it outgrew two locations, it moved to Blackman Middle School. In 2001, Kennedy submitted a request for a federal grant to provide wrestling mats and other...

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