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12/10: GGC graduate; Visit to Greenville museum; Deep thinking

12/10: GGC graduate; Visit to Greenville museum; Deep thinking

Click here to read our latest edition. In this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Mestas Overcomes Obstacles To Earn GGC Degree
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Visiting Greenville’s Museum of Art Was an Easy One-Day Trip
ANOTHER VIEW: Stand Back and Do Some Deep Thinking about These Times
SPOTLIGHT: The Gwinnett Stripers
FEEDBACK: Enjoyed Report on Visit by Dignitaries of Trip to Japan
UPCOMING: New Bay Creek Police Precinct Serves Eastern Area of Gwinnett
NOTABLE: Rebates Totaling $20 Billion Go to Jackson and Walton EMC Members
RECOMMENDED: Outgrowing God: A Beginners Guide by Richard Dawkins
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Jane Fonda Known in Georgia for Work on Pregnancy Prevention
MYSTERY PHOTO: Waterfront Scene Has Clues Which Can Lead to Its Location
LAGNIAPPE: Another Good Mystery Photo Spotter: Lou Camerio.
CALENDAR: Recreation Department Offers Free Pool Lifesaving Courses

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by · December 10, 2019 · Full issues
3/9: A community develops; Expanding your boundaries

3/9: A community develops; Expanding your boundaries

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Here’s a View on How One Community in California Developed
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Find the Fun By Moving Outside Your Own Boundaries
SPOTLIGHT: Infinite Energy Center
FEEDBACK: Focus Should Be To Embrace Responsibilities as Strongly as Rights
McLEMORE’S WORLD: Lenten Discipline
UPCOMING: Deadline is March 26 for Upcoming Leadership Gwinnett Class
NOTABLE: Walton EMC To Supply Renewable Power for New Facebook Site
RECOMMENDED: The Making of FDR by Linda Lotridge Levin
GEORGIA TIDBIT: King and Prince Seafood of Brunswick Thriving Since 1924
MYSTERY PHOTO: Another Covered Bridge Asks You for Its Location
CALENDAR: Jones Bridge Park Renovation Work Now Complete

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by · March 9, 2018 · Full issues
Little River Falls, Ala.

BRACK: Find the fun by moving outside your own boundaries

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher  |  All too often we find it difficult for most of us to bust through our own boundaries.

Most of us don’t reach out to others, or try to look at a different viewpoint. We also see this in the political boundaries that hem us in. There are so many boundaries which limit us.

For instance, though Greenville, S.C. is said to be a snazzy place to visit, there’s that state boundary line that separates that city from Georgians. We’ve been meaning to visit that area for some time, but never seem to get there.

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