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Dictionary Project

Oct 20 2011
Mary

Remember the joy that came with owning your very first book? And the excitement of discovering new words as you learned how to read?

Optimists seek donations for dictionary project

Oct 20 2011
Mary

Wisconsin Rapids Area Optimists Club is asking businesses and individuals to partner with them to do something to help with the education of our young people today.

Potomac Rotary Club donates dictionaries to third graders

Oct 20 2011
Mary

 Members of the 51-year-old Rotary Club of Potomac are gearing up for their fall community service project.

Needham Rotary Club donates dictionaries

Oct 20 2011
Mary

On Friday, Oct. 14, the Needham Rotary Club presented third-grade students at Eliot School with dictionaries as part of the national nonprofit Dictionary Project.

Rotary Club distributes dictionaries to all Port Arthur third graders

Oct 20 2011
Mary

For the past 8 years, the Rotary Club of Port Arthur has distributed dictionaries to every third-grade student in Port Arthur.

Houma club makes a habit of helping others

Oct 20 2011
Mary

When someone from the Rotary Club of Houma introduces themselves to the public, according to club president Sybil Webb, the club member is usually asked questions about the organization.

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