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Bbright gives children in Thailand and beyond hope of an education (opens the original)
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A mission trip to Thailand in 2019 brought Brenda Tenison of Peters Township face-to-face with a need. The trip was to assist at Faith House, a home and school for young women fleeing violence in Myanmar (formerly Burma). “One of the things that I realized on that trip, and on all of the trips since then, is that children in Thailand are the same as our children. They have their dreams. They want a chance at an education and a life that they wouldn’t have without that education,” she said. In 20
‘The Adventures of Charlie’: Author brings history to life for young readers (opens the original)
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“The Adventures of Charlie” series continues with a second book written and published by Natalie Eddy of Mount Morris, “The Adventures of Charlie: The Mason-Dixon Line,” available on Amazon.com. Readers first meet the main character Charlie, named as a tribute to Eddy’s grandson, in “The Adventures of Charlie: Thunder,” when Charlie learns about what causes storms. In this new, 38-page paperback book, we catch up with Charlie, a third-grader, who is now struggling to write a book report about th
The mystery of history: Author brings history to life for young readers (opens the original)
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“The Adventures of Charlie” series continues with a second book written and published by Natalie Eddy of Mount Morris, “The Adventures of Charlie: The Mason-Dixon Line,” available on Amazon.com. Readers first meet the main character Charlie, named as a tribute to Eddy’s grandson, in “The Adventures of Charlie: Thunder,” when Charlie learns about what causes storms. In this new, 38-page paperback book, we catch up with Charlie, a third-grader, who is now struggling to write a book report about th
Cast away: Connecting with nature through fly fishing (opens the original)
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Many may only be familiar with fly fishing from the iconic scenes featured in the 1992 film, “A River Runs Through It,” starring Brad Pitt. But for anglers and would-be anglers in the South Hills, there is a little-known “port of entry” into the mysterious world of fly fishing, and it is free. The Orvis store at the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon conducts Fly Fishing 101 most Saturdays at 9 a.m. “It’s a zero to fishing class,” according to Robert Watson, Orvis store manager. “The idea is, you can have
Fly fishing isn’t as easy as it looks (opens the original)
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On a chilly Sunday morning at the pond at Trax Farms in Finleyville, I tried my hand at fly fish casting. I have fished just twice in my life, but with a spinner and lure. Robert Watson, the manager of the Orvis store at the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon, provided me with a condensed Fly Fishing 101 class, so I felt “equipped” to let the line fly during a casting lesson. Fly fishing looks poetic, peaceful, and, I have to admit, easy. I’ve seen clips from the movie “A River Runs Through It,” and that i
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