The Brunswick News

Cadillac CTS

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The 2008 Cadillac CTS was Motor Trend's Car of the Year and was very deserving. The flagship of America's luxury standard brand just keeps getting better.
7/23/2008
Album ID: 561622
Photos by Michael Hall

Egrets Pass

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A new gated community has been started on Blythe Island called Egret's Pass. Ronnie Perry Realty is handling the first house and it is gorgeous.
7/23/2008
Album ID: 561477
Photos by Michael Hall

Glynn Academy band summer camp

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The Glynn Academy Band percussion section starts off summer band camp
7/23/2008
Album ID: 561465
Photos by Bobby Haven

Ritz Summer Musical Theatre Camp

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Over 60 children ages 5 to 18 attended the Ritz Summer Musical Theatre Camp, learning the finer points of singing, dancing, and how to 'emote' on stage.
7/22/2008
Album ID: 560607
Photos by Bobby Haven

Gathering Place Cheerleader Camp

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The Gathering Place held it's first cheerleader camp, featuring motivational speaker and former Tampa Bay Bucaneer cheerleader Dawynale Foster. The camp was for local middle school girls.
7/21/2008
Album ID: 559921
Photos by Bobby Haven

Election night photos

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Candidates were on the edge of their seats Tuesday night as primary elections were held in Glynn County.
7/16/2008
Album ID: 557347
Photos by Michael Hall

Cottage Grove Townhomes

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Cottage Grove Townhomes start under $125,000 and are located off of GA Hwy. 99 in Sterling.
7/15/2008
Album ID: 556979
Photos by Michael Hall

United Way Announces 2008 Live United

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In a media luncheon hosted by the Ocean Lodge on St. Simons Island, the United Way of Coastal Georgia announced its community goal of $1,550,000 for the 2008 LIVE UNITED Campaign. At the luncheon, Chairman of the Board Charlie Rinkevich and Director of Marketing and Fund Development Kay Oplinger discussed campaign goals and introduced Missy Lane as Campaign Chair. Lane said, “The campaign for 2008 is about advancing the common good for all in our community . . . creating a better life for all of us. When we reach out a hand to one, we influence the condition of all. We all win when a child succeeds at school, when families are financially stable and when people have good health. These results have benefits that ripple out to the community as a whole.” The United Way of Coastal Georgia is focused on the building blocks that promote a better life: Education - Helping Children and Youth Achieve Their Potential; Income - Promoting Financial Stability and Independence; and Health - Improving People’s Lives. Sylvia Geisler, CEO and President, states that their goal is to create lasting changes by addressing the underlying causes of problems. She said, “We don’t just address the symptons of a problem, but we go deeper to the underlying causes.” This year, the Community Investment Committee approve 18 agencies for funding, including Boys & Girls Clubs of Southest Georgia, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, FERST Foundation, Special Olympics, YWCA childcare program, STAR Foundation, America’ Second Harvest, CMAP, Alzheimer’s of Glynn/Brunswick, among others. This year’s theme: “Living United” means being a part of the change. Kay Oplinger explained, “It takes everyone in the community working together to create a brighter future for all. Together, we can accomplish more than any single group can on its own. For more information on the United Way of Coastal Georgia or to learn how you can make a difference in your community, please call 265-1850 or visit their website at www.uwcga.org. Give. Advocate. Volunteer. LIVE UNITED.
7/14/2008
Album ID: 556139
Photos by Bob Swinehart