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Category: Columns

Salvation Army Bell Ringers

December 2, 2019 AnnMarie Kennon

In December 1891, Salvation Army Captain Joseph McFee resolved to provide Christmas dinner to San Francisco’s poor, but the question…

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Posted in: Columns, Why is This a Thing? Filed under: andy webb, christmas bell ringers, fred brent, laura spradlin, salvation army, salvation army kettles, wayne nero

Six Pack of Live Christmas Activities

Whether you prefer to model your holidays after Norman Rockwell or Clark Griswold, there are plenty of great ways to…

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Posted in: Columns, Six-Pack of..., Worth the Drive Filed under: a christmas carol, best christmas pageant ever, christmas in central texas, christmas in georgetown, holiday activities williamson county, live nativity, live reindeer, sam bass theater, sweet eats fruit farm, trail of lights, wolf ranch shopping center

Editor’s Note • November 2019

November 5, 2019 AnnMarie Kennon

This was a busy month. I know everyone is “busy”… I don’t know anyone in our industrious and bustling city…

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Posted in: Columns

Five Questions: Clarence Shepard, Meals on Wheels

AnnMarie Kennon

As Director of Senior Nutrition, Clarence Shepard is the man in charge at the Meals on Wheels Program in Williamson…

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Posted in: Columns, Five Questions Filed under: clarence shepard, meals on wheels, senior nutrition, social services

Six-Pack • Stories of Giving from Those Who Inspire

AnnMarie Kennon

Residents of Georgetown have a history of aid to and largesse within our community. Women’s groups, in particular, have been…

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Posted in: Columns, Features, Six-Pack of... Filed under: georgetown beard club, georgetown junior forum, helping hands of georgetown, meals on wheels, nina stancil, opportunities for williamson & burnet counties, seeds of strength, women helping others

Why is this a thing? • Giving Circles

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Some Background The idea of giving circles dates back hundreds of years. In the United States, their precursors were “Fraternal…

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Posted in: Columns, Why is This a Thing? Filed under: fraternal societies, giving circles, non-profits, philanthropy

Save the Planet • Earth-Friendly Celebrating

We’ve known for some time that throwing birdseed is better than rice or confetti, but did you know latex balloons,…

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Posted in: Columns, Save the Planet Filed under: earth-friendly ways to celebrate, giant bubbles, kids craft bar, ribbon dancers, save the planet, seed bombs

Ask an Expert • You Too Can Enjoy the Night Sky Like a Pro

AnnMarie Kennon

David Ault is an electrical engineer at IBM and also an avid amateur astronomer and astrophotographer. He has been an…

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Posted in: Ask the Expert, Columns Filed under: amateur astronomer, astrophotography, david ault, planetary imaging, williamson county astronomy club

Support for a Lifetime

AnnMarie Kennon

Meet Mover & Shaker Betty Schleder Young Life As a young girl, Betty was on track, literally, to compete in…

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Posted in: Columns, Movers & Shakers Filed under: ben schleder, betty schleder, honor flight austin, sun city activists

The Art of Holiday Conversation

Poppy Talks

Thanksgiving is a wonderful time. I spend $100 on fancy groceries, plan an elaborate menu of Norman Rockwellian delights, wake…

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Posted in: Columns, Poppy Talks Filed under: family dinner, holiday dinner, holidays with relatives

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