Annual dictionary project a highlight of Reston Rotary Club’s work
The Rotary Club of Reston strives to provide the tools and resources for people to help themselves achieve self-sufficiency and be good citizens.
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The Rotary Club of Reston strives to provide the tools and resources for people to help themselves achieve self-sufficiency and be good citizens.
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On February 3, Oakview Grange members Martha Harjo, Debbie Mills and Alice Coakley delivered dictionaries to 100 Jefferson-Lincoln third graders.
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The Otto Wettstein Jr. Pioneer Club in Leesburg Florida has been busy during the last quarter of 2011.
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The Scholarship Committee started Sacramento Elks Lodge # 6's Dictionary Project during the 2007-2008 school year.
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Arline Smith, Keith Rathbun and Bob Eckert of the Sugarcreek Rotary were on hand last week at each elementary school in the Garaway District to distribute encyclopedic dictionaries, rhyming dictio
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It's almost like Christmas in October for the Sun Lakes Rotary Club! That's because October is when some 4,200 dictionaries, to be given to students as gifts free of charge,…
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"Cruisin' the Boulevard Coats for Kids" is a charitable event sponsored by the Bountiful Rotary Club.
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I have been to this village of 200 people seven times now for village dentistry.
Read Article βThe Rotary Club of Ogden was recognized with numerous awards at the Rotary District 5420 annual conference at Zermatt Resort in Midway on June 2.
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Jeff Greco, a four-year member of the Lowell Lions Club, received the Lion of the Year Award at the club’s Quarterly Zone meeting attended by 32 members and guests at…
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Joe Mc Kay’s “Crazy About Words” ...toasting our language since 2003!
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Members of the Ellisville Elks Lodge # 2664 distributed dictionaries to 350 third-grade students and teachers at three public and two private elementary schools.
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