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Georgetown Attractions
What to See in Georgetown
Visiting Georgetown is like visiting a world where time stands still – a world where history, nature and traditions are weaved into a rich cultural tapestry. Containing the best of Penang's sights, sounds, smells and tastes, it wouldn't be too much to say that Georgetown is easily Penang in a nutshell. From heritage buildings to nature parks,
Penang's capital city has a multitude of attractions to appease the curious visitor. This historic town is best enjoyed on foot or trishaw, enabling you to take in the sights and sounds better.
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Other Attractions in Georgetown
Acheen St. Mosque (officially Masjid Lebuh Acheh) is noteworthy for its unusual Egyptian-style minaret: as most local mosques have Moorish-style minarets, this one stands out. Built in 1808 by a wealthy Arab trader who came from Acheh (Syed Sheriff Tengku Syed Hussain Aidid), locals call it Masjid Melayu. Read More...
- Location: Lebuh Acheh
Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, a boutique hotel that's one of Penang's best-known attractions in an ornate edifice built in the traditional Hakka – Teochew style. Located at 14 Leith Street, the structure was erected in the 1880s when Hakka merchant, Cheong Fatt Tze commissioned its construction. Read More...
- Address: 14, Leith Street, 10200 Penang
- Tel: +604 262 0006
Clan Jetties form part of the Penang Heritage Trail. There used to be seven jetties until one was demolished by fire and now six remain. Billed as one of the last bastions of old Chinese settlements on the island, this waterfront society is home to houses on stilts of various Chinese clans. Read More...
- Location: Weld Quay, Georgetown
Cathedral of the Assumption is the oldest church in Penang. Proudly preserved, the 160-year old cathedral is a world heritage church and was founded in 1786 by Captain Francis Light. Set close to the Penang State Museum & Art Gallery on Farquhar Street, the twin-spired church houses the only pipe-organ in Penang.
It was the first Roman Catholic church in Malaysia's northern region and was also the first church in Malaysia built by the British. It is not as popular as the Church of St. Anne's, which hosts the annual St. Anne's Feast but it is still a well-known Penang sight. Read More...
- Location: Lebuh Farquhar, Georgetown
Cheah Kongsi is the first of Penang's five great Hokkien clan houses. Set in the block beside Khoo Kongsi, it resembles the grand temples and palaces usually seen in China. The ornate building is the only clan house in Penang that fuses Malay, traditional Straits Chinese and European design. Read More...
- Location: Armenian Street, George Town
- Address: 14, Leith Street, 10200 Penang
- Tel: +604 262 0006
Dr. Sun Yat Sen's Penang Base is an exhibition showcasing, through dioramas, the life's work of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, a leading 20th-century Asian nationalist figure who led the Chinese Revolution in 1911. He attracted support from overseas Chinese and became China's first provisional president.
Widely regarded as the father of modern China, he was born in 1866 in Guandong Province (near Macau) and first came to Penang in 1905. A physician turned nationalist, he moved the Southeast Asian headquarters of his political party (T'ung Meng Hui) from Singapore to Penang when he realized that his greatest backing came from the Penang party members. Read More...
- Location: 120, Armenian Street, Penang
- Tel: +604 228 5119
Hainanese Mariners' Lodge was established in pre-WW II days when 49 roving Hainanese sailors pooled their resources to set up a common lodge and clubhouse they could stay in whenever they called at Penang's port. Called Loon Gnee Hing, it eventually became an integral part of the Hainanese community.
- Address: 26A Stewart Lane
- Tel: +604 264 2631 (Penang Heritage Trust)
Han Jiang Ancestral Temple is the only Teochew-style temple in Georgetown. Awarded the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award for Culture Heritage Conservation in 2006, it is run by the Penang Teochew Association. The temple is dedicated to the Taoist God of the North, a Teochew patron deity. Read More...
- Location: Chukia Street
Kapitan Keling Mosque is a Penang landmark. Built in 1801 by Penang's first Indian Muslim settlers (East India Company troops), the Indo-Moorish structure is set at the junction of Lebuh Buckingham and Lebuh Pitt.
It is the largest mosque in Georgetown and looks sublime at sunset. It was named after the 'kapitan' of the Keling (a leader of the South Indian community similar to the leader of the Chinese community), Cauder Mydin Merican. The whitewashed mosque is topped with large golden-yellow Mughal-style domes, crescents and stars and features a single, typical Indian-Islamic minaret from which the sound of the azan (call to prayer) can be heard. Read More...
Standing on a hilltop at Air Itam, near Penang Hill, Kek Lok Si is the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. The complex is divided into three zones while the temple grounds comprise the hill entrance, souvenir, food and drinks stalls and the turtle liberation pond. The mid section of the temple houses temples, gardens, the pagoda and the four heavenly kings pavilion; meanwhile the hilltop plays host to an enormous statue of the Goddess of Mercy, Kuan Yin as well as more gardens and temples. Read More...
- Location: Air Itam, Georgetown
- Tel: +604 828 3317
- Price Range: Entrance: Pagoda - RM2; Incline lift - RM2
KOMTAR is located in central Georgetown, along the north-south Jalan Penang and east-west Jalan Magazine. The 65-storey high-rise and mall is one of the most prominent landmarks in Penang with a viewing deck on the 58th floor offering views of the island and across the straits to Penang's mainland. Read More...
- Opening Hours: 10:30 – 22:30
- Location: South Georgetown (Next to Traders Hotel)
- Price Range: RM5
Kuan Yin Temple is Penang's oldest temple. Built in 1728, it is set on Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling (previously known as Pitt Street) and was constructed by early immigrant settlers from China. Upon completion, the temple was one of the most magnificent Chinese-style structures in northern Malaysia. Read More...
- Opening Hours: Early morning to late evening.
- Location: Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling
- Tel: +604 261 6663
Millionaire's Row is a seafront neighbourhood housing Penang's elite. Located along Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah (Northam Road) it used to be a whimsical European enclave in Penang's early days, with stately Straits-style bungalows best described as unabashed exhibits of wealth. Read More...
- Location: Northam Road
Nattukotai Chettiar Temple is the largest Hindu temple in Penang and perhaps the most famous. Dedicated to Lord Thandayuthapani, it is located on Jalan Kebun Bunga and was built in 1854 by Penang's Chettiar community (immigrants from the Sivagangai and Pudukottai districts of Tamil Nadu, India). Read More...
- Location: Jalan Kebun Bunga
A fascinating fusion of eastern and western influences, Penang is Malaysia's most tourist-visited destination. The island manages to embrace modernity while retaining its colonial traditions; due to its well-preserved heritage buildings Penang's capital, Georgetown, has been accorded a listing as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. Read More...
- Opening Hours: Varies on location
Penang Batik Factory is one of the pioneers of batik manufacturing on the island. Established in 1973 by Craft Batik Sdn Bhd, it is set in Teluk Bahang, a short walk away from the Penang Botanic Gardens. The complex is divided into three sections: an art gallery, boutique and workshop.
Surrounded by lots of tropical greenery, it is one of Penang's well known sightseeing spots and offers a wide variety of quality batik, from block prints batiks to hand-drawn pieces. At the Penang Batik Factory, unlike the usual one-sided print, each piece features patterns and colours on both sides of the fabric: the complex provides free, guided daily tours. Read More...
- Opening Hours: 09:00 – 17:30
- Address: 669m, Mk. 2, Teluk Bahang 11050 Penang
- Tel: +604 885 1284 or +604 885 1858 0r +604 885 1302
- Opening Hours: Daily, 05:00 – 20:00
- Address: Waterfall Road
- Tel: +604 227 0428
- How to get there: It is possible to walk to Penang Botanic Gardens from Pengkalan Weld, if your feet could carry you far. Cross Pengkalan Weld by the pedestrian bridge, turn left and walk until you reach the junction with Gat Lebuh Chulia. Turn right and walk the distance until you arrive at Penang Botanic Gardens. Alternatively, you can also take the transit link bus No. 7 from KOMTAR.
Fort Cornwallis is the largest standing fort in Malaysia. Set close to the Esplanade and Penang Clocktower, the star-shaped bastion is one of the oldest structures in Penang. Named after Marquis Charles Cornwallis, only a set of ten-foot high outer walls remain, with an enclosed park within. Read More...
- Opening Hours: 09:00 – 18:30 Daily
- Location: Lebuh Light
- Tel: +602 61 0262
The Penang Islamic Museum houses an exhibition detailing the role and contribution of Malay leaders in the growth and spread of Islam in Penang and Malaysia. Set on Armenian Street, the gallery also provides details on key 19th and early 20th-century public figures and their cultural influence on Penang. Read More...
- Opening Hours: 09:30 – 18:00 Wednesday – Monday
- Address: 128 Lebuh Armenian, 10200 Penang
- Tel: +604 262 0172
Penang Jewish Cemetery is billed as the oldest single Jewish cemetery in Malaysia. Spread across more than 38,000sqft, this cleaver-shaped plot of land was established in 1805. Set on Jalan Zainal Abidin (formerly known as Yahudi Road) it used to be a green 'lung' but much of it has now been cemented over.
The Penang Jewish Cemetery houses over 107 graves, most of which resemble traditional ossuaries (triangular vaulted-lid caskets) such as those found in Israel. The oldest Jewish tombstone, dating back to 1835, belongs to that of Mrs. Shoshan Levi, the benefactor who donated the land on which the cemetery was set up. Read More...
Penang Peranakan Mansion is Penang's way of introducing people to the historical Peranakan culture. A recreation of a typical rich 19th century Baba home, the elegantly restored museum is a testament to the Baba-Nyonya cultural revival and displays over 1,000 pieces of antiques and collectibles. Read More...
- Opening Hours: 09:30 – 17:00 Monday – Saturday
- Address: 29 Lebuh Gereja, Georgetown
- Tel: +604 264 2929
Penang Road is the island's version of Hollywood's Rodeo Drive and is arguably the most important street in Penang. It runs the from Lebuh Farquhar in the north, to Jalan Gurdwara in the south, near the Kompleks Tun Abdul Razak (KOMTAR) tower, at the junction of Macalister Road.
A mixture of nouveau-riche and quaint heritage, it is brightly lit and divided into four main sections. Thoroughly tourist friendly with wide walkways and plenty of greenery, Penang Road's most popular section is Upper Penang Road. Read More...
- Location: Georgetown
Penang State Museum & Art Gallery
Penang Museum & Art Gallery is set on the junction of Lebuh Farquhar and Lebuh Light in Georgetown. Established in 1821, it houses national and state treasures that include a collection of Baba Nyonya porcelain, furniture, jewellery and costumes as well as eight oil paintings by Captain Robert Smith.
- Opening Hours: 09:00 – 23:00
- Location: Lebuh Farquhar & Lebuh Light
- Tel: +604 261 3144
Making strolling through Georgetown's streets just a little bit more exciting, in 2012 Penang's municipal council hired London-trained Lithuanian artist, Ernest Zacharevic and charged him with breathing new life into some of the atmospheric Chinese shop-houses around the inner city. An effort to spawn awareness of the rich history of the streets, the project was a success with Zacharevic turning certain areas into thriving tourist destinations that also became the much-talked about object of attention among locals. Read More...
- Location: around Georgetown (namely Jalan Penang, Muntri Street, Weld Quay, Lebuh Leith, Armenian Street, Ah Quee Street and more)
P. Ramlee House is the former home of iconic Malaysian actor, director, singer, songwriter, composer and movie producer, Tan Sri Datuk Amar Dr. P. Ramlee. Now a museum that celebrates his illustrious career in the Malayan film and music industry, it is set on Jalan P. Ramlee (previously Counterhall Road). Read More...
- Opening Hours: 10:00 – 17:00 Tuesday – Sunday; 10:00 – 12:00 and 15:00 – 17:00 Friday
- Address: 4 Jalan P. Ramlee, Georgetown
- Tel: +604 262 0202
Protestant Cemetery is the oldest Christian cemetery in Penang. Not far from the Eastern & Oriental Hotel, it is also called Northam Road Cemetery and was set up in the 18th-century for British colonial administrators, traders and missionaries that arrived after Penang's establishment in 1786. Read More...
- Location: Northam Road (Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah), Georgetown
SIM Leisure Escape is a newly-opened theme park in Penang. Designed primarily as a tourist attraction, this ecologically-friendly venture integrates beautifully with the natural landscape surrounding it and the park has gained popularity within the international leisure industry audience. Read More...
- Address: Penang Butterfly Farm, Jalan Teluk Bahang
- Tel: +604 229 2299
Sri Mariamman Temple is a Hindu temple set on Lebuh Queen and Lebuh Chulia in Georgetown's compact Little India district: a vibrant community whose outer face is of saris, incense shops and banana leaf curry houses. Built in 1833, the temple is dedicated to the Hindu god, Lord Subramaniam.
Also known as the Arulmigu Sri Mahamariamman Temple or Queen Street Indian Temple, it is the oldest Hindu temple on the island. Shining diamonds and precious stones are part of its façade and it is a typical example of Hindu architecture, built in the south Indian Dravidian style. Read More...
- Opening Hours: 06:30 – 12:00; 16:30 – 23:00
- Location: between Lebuh Pasar and Lebuh Chulia
- Remarks: if you wish to enter the temple, ask for permission first from any of the temple's priests, and do remove your shoes before entering the temple grounds
- Address: Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling (Lebuh Pitt)
St. George's Church is set next door to the Penang State Museum & Art Gallery. Built in 1817 by the East India Company using convict labour, it is Southeast Asia's oldest Anglican church and one of the oldest buildings in Penang. The architecture and design is largely Greek and relatively unpretentious. Read More...
- Opening Hours: 08:30 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 16:30 Tuesday – Saturday; open all day Sunday
- Location: Jalan Lebuh Farquhar
- Address: 1, Jalan Lebuh Farquhar, George Town.
- Tel: +604 261 2739
The Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower is a testament to Penang's royal connections. Commissioned in 1897 by a local millionaire, Cheah Chen Eok, to commemorate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, it stands 60ft-high, with each foot representing a year of the Queen's 60-year reign. Read More...
- Location: At the intersection of Light Street, Beach Street (Lebuh Pantai) and King Edward's Place (Persiaran King Edward).


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To my dear St. John Neumann Parish family:
"Go and announce the Gospel of the Lord, making disciples through our Catholic faith!"
Sounds familiar, right? It should! It's our Parish Mission Statement! So if you haven't committed it to memory just yet, that is your homework for this week!
This summer, we put our mission statement into action with our inaugural St. John Neumann Summer Camp! Scheduled for the week of July 27-July 31, the Camp is open to youth ages 6-14 who are looking for some faith-filled fun in the midst of the summer heat! A cool feature of this camp is its appeal to a diverse group of children. There are three "tracks." For the creative child, there is the "arts" track. For the athlete, there is the soccer clinic. And for the future American Idol contestant, there is the music track. The majority of the day will be spent in the area of interest for the particular child, with the whole group coming together for some prayer and worship in the middle of the day.
And if that doesn't sound amazing enough, there is more good news. As you know, a week of summer camp isn't cheap. Comparable programs in the local area can be $200 per week or more. However, in an effort to make our camp accessible and affordable, our registration fee is just $25 per week, which includes lunch and snacks daily. Where can you beat that?
So, what does this have to do with our mission statement? As SJN Summer Camp is open to ANY child, we welcome not only our parish children, but also their friends, classmates, and those in our surrounding neighborhood. Our vision is that, in the coming years, the SJN Summer Camp will become a neighborhood tradition and, for some, a "first look" at the Catholic faith. So, your job is to SPREAD THE WORD! Registration forms are in the Gathering Area and in the Faith Formation office NOW!
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Henning Rübsam's SENSEDANCE will present two premieres celebrating his 21st year as founding artistic director of his ensemble tonight, October 27th at 8:30pm and Sunday, October 28th at 6:00 pm at Salvatore Capezio Theater at Peridance, 126 East 13th Street. NYC. Tickets are: General Admission: $30.00; Student w/ ID: $22.00. They are available by calling SmartTix at (212) 868-444 and on the web HERE.
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Henning Rübsam is the artistic director of SENSEDANCE, a resident choreographer for Hartford City Ballet, on faculty at The Juilliard School and a visiting guest artist at Texas Academy of Ballet. He earned his BFA in dance from The Juilliard School, where mentors included Martha Hill and Elizabeth Keen. While there, he performed as the Faun in the Nijinsky/Debussy ballet, worked extensively with Anna Sokolow, and toured internationally with the Limón Dance Company. Upon graduation he founded his own ensemble SENSEDANCE and continued to dance with other choreographers, namely Duncan Macfarland, Murray Louis, and Alwin Nikolais. Rübsam appeared as a guest dancer with a myriad of contemporary choreographers, and in works of dance pioneers Isadora Duncan and Doris Humphrey. Among Rübsam's citations are a Jerome L. Greene Fellowship, a Lincoln Center Fellowship, a Manhattan Spirit Award as "best male dancer," a choreography award from Stephens College, an award for his advocacy from Dancers Responding to AIDS, and the Distinguished Artist Award from Bergen College, the first time this award was given to a dance artist. Last year, he and his company represented the United States at the Danza Nueva Festival in Lima. Rübsam also is works choreographer and director for theatre and opera. He has been a guest choreographer and teacher for numerous companies and universities throughout the Americas as well as in Australasia and Europe. A writer, historian and advocate for his art form, he is a long-time board member of the Martha Hill Dance Fund, has implemented a dance appreciation program at Juilliard for the general public, taught dance history at SUNY Purchase, has given lectures for the Young Patrons Program at Lincoln Center. He created a solo for his late mentor, Prima Ballerina Assoluta Eva Evdokimova. Rübsam, who has presented annual performances with SENSEDANCE and has toured internationally, appears in several television documentaries about his work - produced by Dancevista - and in the documentary feature Behind the Curtain. A documentary (by director Greg Vander Veer) about The company's 2010 tour through Peru is forthcoming.
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Personally I think it will be Uncharted 2.
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Although my GOTY is Batman, I'm going to bet on Uncharted.
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I don't know, but that 4 hour podcast can't come soon enough.
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If we're going by the whole common points on staff picks, my guess is Batman. Honestly, can't say I give a damn who wins though, but GB is the only site I care about left to give theirs, so if nothing else I'm looking forward to that podcast, so that I at least hear their reasoning for whatever it is.
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batman cause its been near number 1 on all their lists.
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After seeing the individual lists, Im betting its Batman
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Whatever they pick, it's wrong. Isn't that what everybody's thinking :P?
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After these recent videos, I believe the running looks like:
1) Batman Arkham Asylum
2) Uncharted 2
3) Modern Warfare 2
Brad is the X factor that can change my betting odds hours before the final verdict is displayed
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Street Fighter IV, and it's not even close.
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Probably Uncharted 2. Uncharted 2 and Batman have been on all of their lists, I think Modern Warfare 2 also. It's going to be a close one that's for sure.
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uncharted 2 is the undisputed goty, but giant bomb will probably pick batman.
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no but seriously, GB does seem to be ridiculously unfair toward Demon Souls. That game is great and they are just writing it off as too hard, or too weird, or unfair. I honestly don't think that they gave that game a fair shake, considering they didn't even take the time to review it.
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Going with Batman for the reasons others above have stated. Uncharted 2 could come out as the winner in the 4 Hour Negotiations however. I assume it's only the 4 man team and i assume it has to be a unanimous vote? Which then i think kills SF IV, and demon Souls. I also think that hurts AC II. Jeff will push strongly for MW II and Borderlands, whereas Ryan, and Brad will push more for Uncharted i think. Batman i just see as a middleground.
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When is the podcast?
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" batman cause its been near number 1 on all their lists. "somefin like dat, yea
I don't understand why MW2 is on the cards for ANY GOTY discussions.
It's loud, raucous, fun and awesome. But it completely lacks any kind of soul. It's the definition of the summer blockbuster (even though in the northern hemisphere it was released in winter - right?).
Other than fist-pumping and thinking "man, thats pretty damn cool", what does that game do for you? Do you care about the characters? Nope. Do you care about the story? It was the means to an end. Was the animation noteworthy? Not really, it was very competent. Is the music memorable? Nope. The graphics? Clear and functional, with an occasional glimmer of flair, nothing more.
And the gameplay? Fantastic, engaging and well designed.
Great, so that's one Yay and five... not nays, just resounding "yeah that's pretty good".
Does that, a Game of the Year make?
I think not. Bitches.
They're gonna pick Uncharted, im sure of it. With no Demon's Souls to sully (ahaha) the decision making process, has to be that, or Batman. Or SFIV.
" uncharted 2 is the undisputed goty, but giant bomb will probably pick batman. "
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" I don't understand why MW2 is on the cards for ANY GOTY discussions. It's loud, raucous, fun and awesome. .... Other than fist-pumping and thinking "man, thats pretty damn cool", what does that game do for you? Do you care about the characters? Do you care about the story?"Personally, I think the characters, after the Batman and Uncharted Characters, are some of the best this year.
And I care about the Story. I don't think that its great, but I care about it.
I'm not saying I think Modern Warfare 2 should be their game of the year (I actually think it should be Batman) but I am saying that I can see their point and would not be outraged if it was picked.
When I made my Best of 2009 List I was a little surprised that Batman: AA was my GOTY. I had convinced myself it would be Uncharted but when I really thought about it I realized I had more fun with Batman: AA. I won't be surprised if the same thing happens at Giant Bomb.
In the same spirit of Rare making people care about Banjo-Kazooie last year with Nuts & Bolts, the folks at Rocksteady delivered in breathing new enthusiasm into a franchise that never has seen the spotlight in video games.
That's why Batman will take home the glory this year!!!


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The April 18 editorial, "Civility," depicts Paddy Bell as inflammatory in her comments to City Council on April 10, 2012. It suggests that she made personal allegations about city corruption, using phrases like "robbing the piggy bank" to refer to the city's intentions for the Hospitality Tax.
The Chronicle attacked me personally in no uncertain terms for using vituperative, derogatory and insulting language to attack members of the City Council and City Manager Kevin Bronson.
Mr. Cahn, you stated in Monday's Chronicle-Independent that you want to hold off judgment of George Zimmerman till after a trial. It seems, in my opinion, that you have already tried him. You make comments about what was said over the phone and that you can hear Zimmerman moving and cocking his pistol. Can you to tell which way he was headed or what type of pistol was used by listening to sound over the phone? I have not heard what type of pistol was used; have you?
As a society, we must have strong laws and appropriate punishment for the perpetrators of hate crimes against humanity. No free society can function without prison walls. How long will Americans be a land of prosperity when we cannot protect our children?
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Finally we have a market-driven proposal! This is an excellent way to finance the proposed sports complex project because, if passed, people must vote with their wallet, which raises the bar significantly on the issue of moving forward with the sports complex. It is one thing for people to vote without seriously thinking about: (1) the method of finance directly affecting them, and, (2) having a well-researched, cold-blooded, accountable assessment of the probability of success.
I am 100 percent American and I do not hesitate to show my picture I.D. to anyone! I am very happy to have been born in these United States 23 July 1933! I say I love it or leave it!
I am a Camden resident and, even though this is a bit late, would like to respond to Miciah Bennett's article about Encyclopaedia Britannica published on Friday, March 16th, particularly this sentence:
Less than 17 months ago the voters of this county -- Kershaw County -- voted down a proposal to increase a tax of 1 cent for a number of so-called "improvements" for the "betterment" of all concerned who live in the county.
Thank you for sharing with your readers the following address which I presented to the Camden City Council during the public forum at Tuesday's meeting.
Hopes for a satisfactory resolution of bringing more and better recreational opportunities to the people of Camden and Kershaw County seem to be fleeing us like clouds in a strong wind.
Your lead article in the March 16 issue had to do with a proposed tax for more county recreational projects. Why would County Council even consider this a major need for our county? As a matter of fact, I question the authority of Council to levy a sales tax for recreational purposes in the first place.
In response to the C-I's "Opinion" March 14 titled "Mahoney," I did not feel that the paper was vituperious (blameworthy or disgraceful for those of us who had to look it up). However, the articles have been rather lengthy, maybe more than just the "straightforward" facts. This may have enhanced the angry responses, and please, when did newspapers quit having to sell? Just as you wrote, many friends of the Mahoneys think "surely this can't be true." This is especially true of those of us whose children, now in their 30's, spent, literally, years over at the ...
It is absolutely amazing what 100-plus volunteers can do in just one spring Saturday in Camden, South Carolina. Elected city officials were pleased to partner with volunteers from INVISTA, Target and Camden High School to positively enhance our community. With more volunteers than ever before, the local Habitat for Humanity team kept us well organized and mission-oriented.
As with much of the mainstream media, your edition March 9 is a poster child for what is wrong with the mainstream media and possibly a plausible explanation as to why printed media has fallen onto hard times. A previous editorial by Martin Cahn wherein he rather pompously pronounced that his opinion -- he is a journalist whatever that is -- is vastly superior to the great unwashed's opinion. A fair presumption would be those that are not "journalists."
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Several years ago, my wife and I, along with our youngest son, his wife and their children, attended a Fourth of July celebration in Bath, Maine. Bath is a picturesque little city which only Maine seems capable of providing. It is also a seafaring town, home to the Bath Iron Works, where ships have slid down the ways for close to 200 years.
I was browsing the internet looking at different sites listing historical events of the past 100 years and was surprised to see how much of history had been left off. So many events which have taken place during the past century which have been instrumental in the growth of this country have been left out of our history books and articles of today.
Words fail me to express just how proud I am of the people in Charleston for the class they have exhibited in handling a senseless, tragic act of violence committed by a psychologically impaired individual. In this day and time, when our society seems to be seeking lower and lower morals and displaying less belief in God, it is the first and most encouraging sign of hope for salvation of our society I have seen in a number of years.
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I wasnt sure were to post this... but could someone storyboard my screenplay? Its only 7 pages and i think it would be fun to do. I would if i could but im not good enough.
It would have to be volunteer work as i dont have any money to pay anyone with, but i think it would give good practice.
It will involve drawing monsters and people, towns and deserts. It is based in the future but not your average idea of it. If you want to read it then you will have to email me, not PM. As i do not have it uploaded and would have to attach it to an email.
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Pacey,
Your job post should probably go in the JOB LISTINGS & EMPLOYERS non-paying section...not the ARTISTS LOOKING FOR WORK!.


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