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A wished-for thing?
So often, we go through life wishing for what is already ours! Wish in one hand and spit in the other and see which one gets full first.
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By Charles Towne
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3/12/23
Part Two: The Pillars of a successful city
I have also seen and experienced many towns and cities that are moving their municipalities forward in very positive ways. There are cornerstones to successful communities that I keep seeing wherever we travel.
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By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor
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3/6/23
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The painful lesson of a cardboard box, a cannon ball, and an untimely temper tantrum
When I was a kid I collected what to you normal folks out there would appear a bit strange. My mother stopped cleaning my room because some of my treasures were a challenge to her sense of decorum.
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By Charles Towne
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3/5/23
Apopka Breast Cancer Supply Center: A passionate resource for women at a time of urgency
Whether you just learned of your diagnosis, are in treatment, finishing treatment, or have a friend or family member with breast cancer, breast cancer changes your life and the lives of those around you.
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By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor
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3/3/23
...Of Catfish and winning streaks
When I was just a kid back in Illinois on the Fox River I had a nice little business going where I caught fish and sold them to the folks in my hometown.
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By Charles Towne
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2/26/23
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4 comments
A mother's love
Due to a combination of circumstances, the accident could almost have been predicted. An innocent young mother and a drunk driver. Yes, almost predicted.
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By Charles Towne
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2/18/23
From Chaucer to chocolates: How Valentine’s Day gifts have changed over the centuries
Some couples only roll their eyes at each other for Valentine's Day in mutual cynicism. The capitalization of love in the modern world can certainly seem banal.
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By Clare Davidson, Australian Catholic University
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2/13/23
The adventure of a lifetime becomes an exploration of this great country
We hope you enjoy "Postcards from America", and feel free to interact with us on social media and our news site. Tell us about your experiences on the road and where we should consider visiting next.
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By Reggie Connell, Managing Editor
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2/12/23
What is love?
The Bible tells us to honor our parents. In fact, this is a conditional promise if we want long life; so, I wonder, how does our Holy God look upon the abandonment of ill parents by their children?
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By Charles Towne
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2/11/23
A Black history primer on African Americans’ fight for equality – 5 essential reads
As the father of Black history, Carter G. Woodson had a simple goal – to legitimize the study of African American history and culture.
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By Howard Manly, The Conversation
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2/6/23
For the love of an old tree
When I first climbed a tree, I was no bigger than a wart on a toad’s behind. It was one of those strange moments in life when curiosity overruled common sense.
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By Charles Towne
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2/4/23
The Flavor of friendship
Some fruits are sweet, like sweet cherries, and some are pucker-up sour. Some are delicious, like delicious golden apples. Yes, so many kinds, types, and varieties.
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By Charles Towne
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1/21/23
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Apopka's Breast Cancer Supply Center moving to new location
The Breast Cancer Supply Center is a non-profit organization seeking to support women who have been diagnosed with this all-too-common cancer.
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From the Breast Cancer Supply Center
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1/17/23
Monday's parade honors the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and makes a call to come together
A call for unity will lead the way Monday afternoon in South Apopka when the 14th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade commences at 2 pm.
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From Staff Reports
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1/15/23
Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.: 5 things I’ve learned curating the MLK Collection at Morehouse College
Few archives of historical papers compare with the importance of the Morehouse King Collection. Aside from King’s life, the collection chronicles many major events during the civil rights movement.
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By Vicki Crawford, Morehouse College
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1/15/23
The mysterious language of cats...
Say you are sound asleep one dark night when suddenly, with no warning whatsoever, your sweet kitty is screaming like a banshee in your good ear!
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By Charles Towne
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1/14/23
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A lesson on how not to treat your friends
There was that time I went canoe-camping for about two weeks in the upper peninsula of Michigan with some friends. The first few days were wonderful.
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By Charles Towne
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1/7/23
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2 comments
It’s Time for New Beginnings: 8 Things Most People Contemplate
If you’re feeling called to make some big changes in your life, you’re not alone. Here are eight things you may want to contemplate as you embark on your journey into 2023.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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1/3/23
The meaning of "The Cat's Meow"
A friend of mine, we'll call him Larry, is possessed by a very large yellow tom cat appropriately named 'Beast.' A much-loved pet, Beast, can get away with almost anything.
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By Charles Towne
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12/31/22
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A young man after God's own heart
Nineteen years old, and not afraid to give a beautiful prayer of testimony to Jesus and His great love. Sean is his name, and he plays University football on a business scholarship.
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By Charles Towne
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12/18/22
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The Christmas tree is a tradition older than Christmas
Why, every Christmas, do so many people endure the mess of dried pine needles, the risk of a fire hazard, and impossibly tangled strings of lights?
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By Troy Bickham, Professor of History, Texas A&M University
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12/15/22
Local businessman giving 12 Apopka families $1,000 during 12 Days of Christmas
Central Florida businessman Chris Delgado is giving back to the community. Delgado, an Apopka resident, has partnered with local schools and non-profits to give away thousands of dollars.
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From Orlando Giving
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12/14/22
Toy Sale: Hope CommUnity Center needs your help
For 46 years, Hope CommUnity Center has held a Toy Sale. We accept donations of new, unwrapped toys, price them at 25 cents to the dollar, and invite the community to shop.
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From the Hope CommUnity Center
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12/11/22
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5 Tips for Getting Involved at Your Local Church
If you have questions about getting involved in a local church or would like some tips on how to get started, here are five tips to consider.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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12/11/22
The "ING" of Cats...
Say you are sound asleep one dark night when suddenly, with no warning whatsoever, your sweet kitty is screaming like a banshee in your good ear!
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By Charles Towne
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12/11/22
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