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Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump United Way volunteer Brian Hall reads Dr. Seuss'"The Sneetches," a story of creatures -- some who have stars on their bellies, some who don't -- to Charma Brian's second grade class at Eastern Elementary School on Friday as part of their Martin Luther King, Jr. Day observances.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump The reflection of Rylea Beamish is seen in a mirror held by Cooper Norton during a lesson on diversity with United Way volunteer Brian Hall Friday in Charma Brian's second grade class at Eastern Elementary School. Hall read Dr. Seuss'"The Sneetches," a story of creatures -- some who have stars on their bellies, some who don't -- as part of the school's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day activities.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Williamsburg resident Carol George used to sneak books to read from her older sister when they were home from college, but now because of blindness must rely on taped books, like those seen here, from the Traverse Area District Library's library for the Blind and Physically handicapped, which may be eliminated.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Williamsburg resident Carol George used to sneak books to read from her older sister when they were home from college, but now because of blindness must rely on taped books from the Traverse Area District Library's library for the Blind and Physically handicapped, which may be eliminated.
Submitted By: Helen Denoyer From: Traverse City Description: I love the soft colors of the female cardinal against the snow and hemlock. Taken in my backyard. A view from our deck.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Andrew Bonner, of Interlochen, browses through science fiction books at the Interlochen Public Library.
One of my son's and My favorite activities is going out taking pictures. On this particular night we facinated by the way the branches were casting shadows along the walls of the buildings. It is really interesting the see the different shapes of these building at night. Taken by Peggy Zinn, of Candid Lens Studios
Feather taken at sabin pond by Peggy Zinn of Candid Lens Studios
Swans on Grand Traverse Bay Bill Simmons Lake Ann
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Andrew Bonner, of Interlochen, browses through science fiction books at the Interlochen Public Library.
Record-Eagle/Jan-Michael Stump Andrew Bonner, of Interlochen, browses through science fiction books at the Interlochen Public Library.
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Andrew Bonner, of Interlochen, browses through science fiction books at the Interlochen Public Library.
See photo in original gallery.
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