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Conservation Corner: Earth is a living classroom. Education key to slow detrimental impacts.

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By April Rodgers
| The Herald-Journal (Spartanburg, SC) Verified
The changing Earth is a living classroom that should compel next the generations to be better stewards of our planet’s natural resources. As a parent, I enjoy sharing knowledge with my children about how our Earth works. It’s important for the next generation of scientists and engineers — and frankly, all human beings — to recognize how our planet works, and how the actions we take affect our air, our waters, our lands, and our lives.
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OPINION: Changing Earth is a living classroom that should compel next generation to be better stewards of our resources

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By April Rodgers
| The Sumter Item Verified
Obituaries JOHN LUTHER TEDDER III John Luther "Jay" Tedder III, 55, husband of Paula Annette Wells Tedder, died on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020, at Prisma Health Baptist Hospital in Columbia. Services will be announced by Elmore-Cannon-Stephens Funeral Home and Crematorium of Sumter. KINNIE CHARLES DANEY Kinnie Charles Daney, 74, was born on Nov. 7, 1946, in Sumter, a son of the late O'Donald and Annie Mae Woods Daney. He departed this life on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020, in North Charleston.
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Why I Don't Want to Say, "Let's Get Together Sometime!" Again

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By April Rodgers, Anna Rendell, Becky Keife, Alia Joy
| incourage.me
I found out on Facebook. Needing a break from my work, I clicked over to Facebook and scrolled. Scrolled and scrolled, stopping occasionally to click, but mostly scrolling. Then my eyes latched onto a short post from an old friend, and I froze. Well, my scrolling finger froze, but my brain began spinning. What? How could this be? Was she sick? What happened? And then . . . I guess we’re never going to get together to catch up. One of my best childhood friends died last month.
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