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Letter To The Editor: Amity HS Art Students Complete Project Patch 1/25/2021 Alfred Branch © Shutterstock Since 2008, Amity High School art students have created over 400 portraits for disadvantaged children all around the world through an organization called The Memory Project. To the Editor: Since 2008, Amity High School art students have created over 400 portraits for disadvantaged children all around the world through an organization called The Memory Project. Children in Honduras, Peru, Indonesia, Sierra Lione, Rwanda, Mexico, Haiti, Ghana, Bolivia, Congo, and Russia...

Lee Berthiaume A scene from "Canada and the Gulf War: In their own words," a video by The Memory Project, a program of Historica Canada, is shown in this undated illustration. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Historica Canada January 17, 2021 - 3:37 PM OTTAWA - Petty officer Richard Austin was sitting at his position on board HMCS Athabaskan when he heard a clang. It was 1991, and the Canadian destroyer was traversing an Iraqi minefield in the Persian Gulf, on its way to rescue a crippled American warship. “I remember waiting for the bang,” Austin recalls of those...

“We researched Venezuelan news stories and learned the social story about that is happening there,” teacher Dan Chambers said. “We are exposing the kids to the bigger world out there but there is also a very real face on it. They are learning there are real people there dealing with this stuff and here is one of them who they are drawing.”

Students send the gift of art to others Rachel Throckmorton of Northwest High School with her drawing for The Memory Project. Her art teacher is Mr. Chris Enz. NEW BOSTON — Local high school art students and their teachers from 11 Scioto and Jackson County schools created 24 portraits for children in Afghanistan as part of The Memory Project. The Memory Project is coordinated locally by Sharee Price, Gifted Services Coordinator at the South Central Ohio Educational Service Center in New Boston. Twenty-four portraits were created this year by students and teachers from Green, Minford, New B...

Students send the gift of art to others Staff Report Rachel Throckmorton of Northwest High School with her drawing for The Memory Project. Her art teacher is Mr. Chris Enz. Submitted Photo NEW BOSTON — Local high school art students and their teachers from 11 Scioto and Jackson County schools created 24 portraits for children in Afghanistan as part of The Memory Project. The Memory Project is coordinated locally by Sharee Price, Gifted Services Coordinator at the South Central Ohio Educational Service Center in New Boston. Twenty-four portraits were created this year by students and teach...