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The dictionary project

Jan 20 2011
Mary

As part of the Certified Literate Community Project, dictionaries were handed out to third grade students at Cross Creek Elementary School.

Groton Rotary Club assists students

Jan 20 2011
Mary

The Groton Rotary Club has distributed 357 dictionaries to students in the Groton school system.

Happy New Year!…from Joe McKay’s “Crazy About Words”

Jan 20 2011
Mary

Since 2006, Joe McKay and his "Crazy About Words" class in the Lifetime Learning Program at Peconic Landing in Greenport, NY, have been supporters of the Dictionary Project.

Third graders receive dictionaries

Jan 18 2011
Mary

Third graders at 10 Harnett County primary and elementary schools recently received new paperback dictionaries, which were donated by David and Anne Hobson of Pinehurst, formerly of Dunn.

Group hopes donation will help define kids` futures

Jan 18 2011
Mary

Allison Gant is nearing the end of a long but enjoyable task: delivering 2,000 dictionaries to third-grade students in Alamance County.

Look up the meaning of ‘success’

Jan 18 2011
Mary

Three local Rotary Clubs, along with the help of the Kiwanis Club of Boone, are participating in the nation-wide Dictionary Project for the second year in a row.

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