Community photos 6-19-12

Several items have been stolen from cars over the past few weeks at Repo Depo, U.S. 41A North, the Bedford County Sheriff's Department says. Security video provided to the T-G by the firm showed this person on the closed lot late Sunday night when more car parts were taken, a company official said. A $1,000 reward is being offered for an arrest and conviction; information may be called in to the BCSD at (931) 684-3232. (Submitted photo)

Shelbyville mayor Wallace Cartwright was elected to the Tennessee Municipal League's board of directors during their recent meeting in Knoxville. He was nominated as a director at large by a six-member committee composed of municipal officials statewide and elected to a one-tern term by a majoritiy vote of the membership. As a member of the TML board, the mayor will propose and help determine legislation municipalities need passed into law and will also establish policy priorities for the League. (Submitted photo)

Rotarian Wayne Bomar presented the club's weekly program on the Duck River Clean-Up and plans for this year's June 23 event. In the 14-year history of the clean-up, 56 miles of river in Bedford County have been purged of litter and household debris thanks to the many volunteers who give time and effort each third Saturday in June. Bomar commented that "litter trash" has reduced greatly mostly due to "education and attitude" of citizens, however "household dumping" around boat ramps has worsened. Volunteers will meet at 308 S Main St. behind Shelbyville Power at 7:30 a.m. for a light breakfast. Here, Bomar and Rotarian Roger Hawks display a shirt with the event's slogan, "Only Trash Litters." (Submitted photo)

Kids R Us preschool tudents get a photo opportunity with Firemen and Sparky the Firedog. Front, from left: Haven Davidge, David Harrison, Olivia Wright, Tyler Gaither, Juliet Dasch, Paiseley Davidge and Miranda Pelham. Back: Austin Stickler, Koltt Bassham, Emma Kwapinski, Sparky and Laney West. (Submitted photo)

Kids R Us preschool students got a tour of a Sheriff's car from Deputy White (left) and learned about the responsibilities of a police officer from parent and policeman Ricky Haley. Front, from left: Deputy White, David Harrison, Juliet Dasch, Charlotte Woodward and Wesley Haley. Back: Tyler Gaither, Olivia Wright, Paiseley Davidge, Miranda Pelham, Austin Stickler, Koltt Bassham, Haven Davidge, and Ricky Haley. (Submitted photo)

Kids R Us preschool students got a tour of an ambulance from parent Brian Gaither. Front, from left: David Harrison, Isabella Leverette, Charlotte Woodward, Tyler Gaither and Juliet Dasch. Back: Paiseley Davidge, Koltt Bassham, Austin Stickler, Laney West, Miranda Pelham and Emma Kwapinski. (Submitted photo)