Rotarian Lisa Poland will talk to us about the children’s preventive dental care program at WVU Health Sciences Center Eastern Division. Perhaps she’ll also use Buzz to demonstrate root canal techniques without anesthesia. Last Week The only downside to having exchange students is that they inevitably leave and go back home. Mora Garay, our exchange student from...
This week we will have the pleasure of listening to our exchange student from Argentina, Mora Garay, while enjoying our desserts at the Purple Iris. Mora will be telling us about her past year as an exchange student with our club. Mora is from Corrientes, Argentina, which is in the northeast corner of Argentina. As part...
Event Details A pancake breakfast to raise funds for the eradication of polio will be held by the Martinsburg Rotary Club on Memorial Day. The pancake breakfast will be expanded this year to include sausage and gravy biscuits and will start at 8am and go through 11am. The breakfast is free to all that stop by, but donations are...
Pastoral Care and Counseling, as offered though the Tri-County Pastoral Counseling Service, is a valuable instrument by which the church remains relevant to the human needs of our world today. Pastoral Counseling is an essential means by which the church is helped to be a lifesaving station and not a club…a hospital and a garden of...
The Rotary Club of Martinsburg is sponsoring a “Hawaiian Luau” June 13, 2014 at the Purple Iris in Martinsburg. Festivities will start at 6 PM with an Authentic Lei Greeting and Welcome Tropical Cocktail followed by a pig roast and Hawaiian themed dinner at 6:30 PM. To cap off the evening, Polynesian dancers with an exciting fire-show...
I know, I know it seems like forever since you got a president’s report. I am honored that at least 14 of you noticed. Even though Herman started mumblings of a Lame Duck session for the remainder of the year, I can assure you we have a lot more planned for this year, and I will be asking...
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The West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind were established by an Act of the Legislature on March 3, 1870. The School for the Deaf and the School for the Blind offer comprehensive educational programs for hearing impaired and visually impaired students respectively. There is also a unit for deaf, blind and multihandicapped children....
The Mission of the Benedum Foundation is to encourage human development in West Virginia and Southwestern Pennsylvania through strategically placed charitable resources. The following principles guide the Foundation’s grants programs in those regions: To honor Michael and Sarah Benedum’s belief in “helping people help themselves,” and seek opportunities to cultivate the creativity of people and communities. To nurture leadership...
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