WPPR Podcast from Georgia Public Broadcasting
The Northeast Georgia flagship public radio station is part of the GPB radio network, located in the Swanson Center of Piedmont College in Demorest, Georgia.
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CLNEG Podcast University of North Georgia Summer Scholars Institute
UNG Summer Scholars Institute is a three year enrichment program ...
UNG Summer Scholars Institute is a three year enrichment program designed to help at risk middle and high school students in Hall County prepare for college and careers.The summer program concentrates on the basic areas of reading, writing and mathematics, along with science for third-year students. UNG ESL and Summer Programs Director Dr. Harriett Allison and Assistant Professor of Social Studies Education ESOL Program Coordinator Dr. Linda K. Reece discuss the program’s design and purpose from the UNG Gainesville campus.
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CLNEG Podcast Cry for Me No More
Cry for Me No More is a 501 © 3 ...
Cry for Me No More is a 501 © 3 non-profit offering a three day experiential workshop to support families after the loss of a child. The organizations co-founder and vice president Deana Martin-Owens discusses the educational resources and tools bereaved parents and adult siblings can use to move forward on their grief journey without feeling that they are leaving their loved one behind.
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CLNEG Podcast Department of Natural Resources
From he Department of Natural Resources two rare species specialist, ...
From he Department of Natural Resources two rare species specialist, rare species botanist Dr. Mincy Moffett and rare species herpetologist Thomas Floyd. Our discussion today will be on the endangered plant and animal species in the Northeast Georgia region which are mountain bogs, bog turtles and hellbenders. Other topics of discussion will be on the Georgia Plant Conservation Alliance, rare plant surveys and GA license plates fund raiser to preserve plant and wildlife.
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Community Life in Northeast Georgia June 19, 2015
Cry for Me No More is a 501 © 3 ...
Cry for Me No More is a 501 © 3 non-profit offering a three day experiential workshop to support families after the loss of a child. The organizations co-founder and vice president Deana Martin-Owens discusses the educational resources and tools bereaved parents and adult siblings can use to move forward on their grief journey, without feeling that they are leaving their loved one behind. As part of the May 12, 2015 Good Old Days of Clermont celebration many of the established residents of Clermont gathered together at the newly renovated Clermont Hotel to recount their years of growing up and living in the small town. To conclude our two part presentation on the history of Clermont Georgia we are joined by Barbara Chandler Glover and Robin Collingson. Also, discussing North Theatre two summer stock productions of All Shook Up and Twelfth Night are the directors Kathy Blandin and Bill Gabelhausen and cast members Pearl Oppenheimer, Brandon Deen, Britt Hensley and Zach Grizzle. North Georgia Theater presents Twelfth Night and All Shook Up June 18-28 in the Arrendale Amphitheater on the Piedmont College Demorest campus. And from Northeast Georgia Health System internist Dr. George LaFleur answers some frequently asked questions about how men may live healthier more productive lives.
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Community Life in Northeast Georgia June 2, 2015
Part I of a two part series on the history ...
Part I of a two part series on the history of Clermont, Georgia. The city of Clermont, Georgia was chartered in 1913. According to early town records a church was built in 1851 about one-half mile north of the present Concord, meaning “harmony” church building. This title was to be indicative of the spirit of the community for many years to come. On May 6, 2013 Clermont celebrated its 100 years of being known as the small town where the beautiful mountains begin. As part of the May 12, 2015 Good Old Days of Clermont celebration many of the established residents of Clermont, Mrs. Ellen Rogers (88), Mrs. Lenore Meaders Chambers (90), Rex Farmer (82), Stuart Staton ( 72) and Mrs. Emma Jean Nix Oliver (77) gathered together at the newly renovated Clermont Hotel to recount their years of growing up and living in the small town, when times were slower, life was a bit sweeter, and neighbors were like family.
