Investing in Adult Literacy
Recently a colleague gave me a copy of the recently reissued The Teacher Who Couldn’t Read: One Man’s Triumph over Illiteracy by John Corcoran.
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Posted by Margaret Evans | Aug 5, 2009 | Local Color | 0
Recently a colleague gave me a copy of the recently reissued The Teacher Who Couldn’t Read: One Man’s Triumph over Illiteracy by John Corcoran.
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Mark Shaffer sat down to talk about Hunting Island State Park
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Fishing is one of life’s simple, and often rewarding, pleasures. My husband and I joined the Sea Island Fly Fishers of Beaufort last winter because we both wanted to learn the art of casting a fly rod.
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Aug 5, 2009 | Music | 0
Street Music on Paris resumes this month, the 5th of the series, fueled by popular demand, as always. At 6pm on the 15th, "The Hottest Accordion in America" as per the American Accordionists Association will take the stage.
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Get ready to twist and shout with “BeatleMania Live!"
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Aug 5, 2009 | Art | 0
On August 8th, the Red Piano Too Art Gallery is hosting its 17th Annual Summer Show, 2009—a show that invites all of the approximately 160 artists exhibiting in the gallery and the public to come together for one gala event. This year the theme is “The Lowcountry: Through the Eyes of the Artist.”
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The Art League of Hilton Head Gallery is proud to present an exhibit of Charles C. Gruppé’s recent paintings in oil and acrylic opening with a reception on August 11, 5-7pm at the Art League’s Gallery, Suite 207, in Pineland Station Mall.
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Bigger is better! At least that is what many folks would like us to believe. We have televisions that we cannot haul home in the SUV.
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Editor’s Note: At press time, my family and I were vacationing in California, where inspiration was plentiful but computer time rare. The essay below was written a year ago, upon my return from a similar trip. Some circumstances have changed, but the names – and general sentiments – remain the same.
Read MorePosted by Margaret Evans | Jul 23, 2009 | How Does Your Garden Grow? | 0
With Farmer’s Markets bulging with low priced produce, U-Pick opportunities around, and home gardens giving up their bounty, it’s time for us to be giving some serious ‘recession proof’ thought to the many different ways all this ‘garden gold’ can be preserved for later.
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