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7/10, full issue: Family trip to Utah; On traveling to Casablanca

7/10, full issue: Family trip to Utah; On traveling to Casablanca

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TODAY’S FOCUS: Family Enjoys Trip to Utah, But Also Loves Being Together Again
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Never Thought Before of Visiting Casablanca, in Distant Morocco
SPOTLIGHT: Peach State Federal Credit Union
FEEDBACK: Asks for Prayer in Comfort that God Will Eventually Heal Our Land
UPCOMING: CEO of The Carter Center in Atlanta To Speak to Gwinnett Rotary
NOTABLE: Georgia Archives To Mark 100th Anniversary Celebration on August 18
RECOMMENDED: Visit Gibbs Gardens 
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Study of Astronomy Began Relatively Early in Georgia
MYSTERY PHOTO: Watch Out about Jumping to Conclusions for This Mystery Photo
CALENDAR: Several Different Workshops Upcoming in Gwinnett
LAGNIAPPE: Crepe Myrtle Blooms Welcome Shoppers These Days at Mall of Georgia

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by · July 10, 2018 · Full issues
BRACK: Never thought about visiting Casablanca in distant Morocco

BRACK: Never thought about visiting Casablanca in distant Morocco

JULY 10, 2018  |  Yes, travel of any kind, either international or to visit the Varsity, is something that I enjoy. But somehow, I had never thought I might be interested in the city of Casablanca, in darkest Africa.

Yes, we’ve enjoyed that movie, one of the best ever, a propaganda piece released in 1942 before the United State entered World War II on African soil. And yes, Casablanca the city sounds exotic, but it also reeks of sand and a third-world underbelly that doesn’t have a deep appeal.

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FORKNER: Traveling Gwinnettian plans to climb Africa’s highest peak

By Daniel Forkner, part two of a series | RABAT, Morocco — In late January of this year, I left home in Gwinnett County to travel the world. So far I have been to nine countries and many more cities. One of the most memorable experiences so far has been hitchhiking for three days on a zero budget.

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by · April 1, 2016 · Another View
MYSTERY:  New photo comes with lots of clues

MYSTERY: New photo comes with lots of clues

CLUE: All we can tell you about this Mystery Photo is that it is a mountain scene. Unless you get some clue from that tin can hanging on the fence post. If you think you know where this is, send your answers to elliott@brack.net and be sure to include the town where you live.

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by · October 9, 2015 · Photo essay