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Chocolate

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Coastal Explorations Series offers Lowcountry learning, adventure opportunities

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Try these great online savings, and share a few of your own too

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Try these great online savings, and share a few of you own too

As you may have noticed in the past few editions, we at The Daniel Island News are requesting your feedback and thoughts on some upcoming stories, and as much as I love to share my tips, I too would enjoy hearing from you. So this week I will share my favorite online sites and hope you will share yours with me and I hope to then share them with the rest of our readers as well in a future story.


Yards of the Month for June

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Center Park Joan & Merrill Whiston 8059 Gibbon St.
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Codner’s Ferry Park Ashley and Tracy Kinsinger 133 Beresford Creek Street
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Pierce Park, Julie Foster Reese, 1812 Beekman St.
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Barfield Park Peter and Bobbi Stirling 1106 Barfield St.
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Etiwan Park Bob and Pat Johnson 101 Scott St.
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Daniel Island Park, Bill and Jane Hann, 128 Balfour Dr.
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Cochran Park, Megan and Rob Faircloth, 856 Dunham St.
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Smythe Park, Jean and Joshua Soper, 1270 Blakeway St.

Artist of the week- Steve Hazard

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 Artist of the week- Steve Hazard

When Steve Hazard entered the military as a young man, he never realized how much it would pay off to have blueprint reading skills from trade school. After studying cabinet-making in high school, this technical skill was exactly what the Air Force was looking for at the time. They needed to train this young man to be an illustrator and graphic designer and eventually

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use him to formulate technical illustrations for the shuttle craft. In the Air Force, Steve only began to discover his deep passion for arts of all kinds.

Steve’s graphic design skills translated into a gift for working with ceramics, furniture making, offhand glassblowing and eventually fusing of glass and metals. His talents juried him into art shows all over the United States and led him to explore art courses in Maryland, California and Vancouver. He participated in festivals, contemporary museum shows and solo exhibitions mostly along the West Coast. Out of his studio, he found himself shipping his work consistently along the Pacific shore. More often, however, his work was being demanded further east. The more he began to ship his goods east, the more he desired to move closer to this new emerging market and to broaden his horizons.


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