Terry Dickson
Writer at The Brunswick News
Newspaper photographer/writer since leaving Nam in '72. Still at it at 70. Wed to Vonette 42 glorious yrs. Blessed with great daughter, son-in-law, 2 grandkids.
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1 week ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Terry Dickson
Rear Adm. Matthew Pottenburgh, commander of the Naval Services Training Command, visited some of his charges this week at Brunswick High. The admiral met with the school administration and then heard a briefing from cadet Lt. Cmdr. Flicka Viveros-Gonzales on the unit.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Terry Dickson |Taylor Cooper
By Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News,By TAYLOR COOPER [email protected] Building houses isn't cheap, but Lance Sabbe's goal is to make it cheap enough that the average income can afford to buy one. Sabbe is the executive director of Forward Brunswick, a nonprofit dedicated to beautification and improving the quality of life in the city. It's in the process of constructing a housing complex in the neighborhood at the former site of a New Town school in the 2400 block of Reynolds Street.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Terry Dickson |Taylor Cooper
Students at the Golden Isles College and Career Academy signed letters of intent on Tuesday. They weren't committing to play sports but to teams of a different kind - local trade employers. At GICCA's signing day event, Principal Joseph Depenhart quoted Mike Rowe, former host of the TV show "Dirty Jobs," which highlighted blue-collar jobs and the workers who do them: "In a very general way, our society has fallen out of love with the skilled trades.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Terry Dickson
By By TERRY DICKSON [email protected] On the last Monday of the month, we will observe Memorial Day in honor of those who died in the service to our country. Prior to Memorial Day, veterans organizations fan out to cemeteries around the country to place flags on the graves of those who served whether they died in action or not.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Terry Dickson
By By TERRY DICKSON [email protected] During the Vietnam War, a walk through an airport was a perilous thing for those in the military services. At the height of the anti-war protests at the time, many were heckled and some were spat upon. Some of those returning from Washington, D.C., Saturday night aboard the 2025 Honor Flight shed tears they were so overwhelmed by the loud welcome from the crowd.
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