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Obituary - Margery Laurette “Marney” Collins Low Country Cremation and Burial
Margery Laurette “Marney” Collins, age 76, died peacefully Wednesday, December 16, in the memory unit at Willow Pond Senior Care in Statesboro.
A proud native of Delaware and a “cradle-to-grave” Episcopalian, Marney valued education and enjoyed connecting with friends from the human, animal and plant realms.
She attended Queens College in Charlotte, N.C., on a full scholarship, earning a BA degree in English and French in 1965. Six years later, she received the MA in English at the University of Hartford in Hartford, Conn. She finished coursework and exams toward a Ph.D. in English at the University of Connecticut in 1983.
Published December 18. 2020 10:01AM
Lisa Shasha, Special to The Times
Douglas Green is a baritone, comes from a small town in Maryland, and has been teaching organ and piano lessons for over 45 years. His favorite composer is Bach and he plans on traveling with his wife during his retirement, after the COVID-19 pandemic subsides.
When Douglas Green called me a musician, it was a dream realized because I thought I had lost my voice to cigarettes, long before I quit smoking. As a new member of the St. Patrick’s Cathedral Choir, I was thrilled to be archiving scores of his music into the computer. As compensation, he would slip me a $10 bill or treat me to a grinder from D’Elias.
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Karen Eterovich and Frank Farrell are cast in First Flight Theatre Company s Dickens by Candlelight: A Christmas Carol. First Flight Theatre Company
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The Ridgewood-based First Flight Theatre Company was created in November 2019 but has yet to take off, grounded by the coronavirus.
The not-for-profit troupe “devoted to presenting the plays of 20th century American playwright Maxwell Anderson” and other playwrights who “instill poetry in their writing” has had a couple of test-flight readings and workshop productions over the past year, but still awaits the day it can mount its first full-fledged work.
The 15 Best College Towns and Cities in America
The 15 Best College Towns and Cities in America
From rent to employment options to the cost of a night out, see if your favorite college town makes the grade.
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You don’t need to be an honors student to know that location greatly affects a student’s choice of college.
Some want to be far enough away from home that Mom and Dad can’t just drop by on a Tuesday, but close enough to return for holidays or long weekends. Some want a college that thrums with the heartbeat of a bustling metropolis, where internships with major companies are nearby. Others want a spot where you can wander the entire downtown in an afternoon and Saturday football is the big event.