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Peggy MacDonald
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Executive Producer, CBAP-FM (Shelburne, NS)
Sydney
Beats
I'm not that keen on Awareness Weeks ( sorry!)
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By Peggy MacDonald Verified| Gainesville Sun Verified The new namesake of one of Gainesville’s oldest schoolsA new, modern sign was erected last fall outside of one of Gainesville’s oldest public schools, replacing another sign bearing the name of a Confederate brigadier general. The former J. J. Finley Elementary School, which served White students during segregation, is now named for a third generation Gainesvillian, Carolyn Beatrice Parker, whose paternal grandmother was enslaved.
By Peggy MacDonald Verified| Gainesville Sun Verified More than half a century before Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings made her home in the remote hamlet of Cross Creek in southeastern Alachua County, Joseph B. Blake became the first known white settler to live there. Joseph was the older brother of Dempsey Blake, Jay Whitworth’s great-great-grandfather. Whitworth began tracing his Cross Creek roots after his mother, Hilda Avant Whitworth, died in 1994.
By Peggy MacDonald Verified| Gainesville Sun Verified The new namesake of one of Gainesville’s oldest schoolsA new, modern sign was erected last fall outside of one of Gainesville’s oldest public schools, replacing another sign bearing the name of a Confederate brigadier general. The former J. J. Finley Elementary School, which served White students during segregation, is now named for a third generation Gainesvillian, Carolyn Beatrice Parker, whose paternal grandmother was enslaved.
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CBAP-FM (Shelburne, NS)