LIVING GREEN: Reduce, Reuse, Recyle Should Be the Mantra

The concept of sustainable living or “going green” is getting a lot of attention these days. In fact, everything we do has an impact on the environment. The choices you make – from where you live, to how you shop, to what you do for vacation – determine whether that impact is good or bad.  Making choices that help the environment is easy when you follow the 3R’s of resource conservation: reduce, reuse and recycle.

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Anne Lovell is an environmental consultant who lives in Aiken with her husband and three dogs. Her new column, Living Green, focuses on practical ways to be more environmentally conscious.

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LITERARY: SASHAY MAGAZINE

The Real, Rugged and Refined
Trio Behind New Magazine for Women

When I arrived at Starbucks to talk to the founders of Sashay magazine, Grace Belangia was already there. The stranger in the seat next to Sashay’s managing editor offered to leave to make room for our interview. “No, no!” Grace remonstrated and, within minutes, Grace had made both a new friend and a professional connection.


As the conversation moved from mutual colleagues to marketing strategies to sabbaticals to history and the War on Terror, I thought, “this is what Sashay must be all about” –  intelligent, poised and engaged women opening their minds, having a discussion and making a community.

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Randy DuTeau Spearheads Movement for Cycling Education

“During those early dark days – when Matt was hit – I kept trying to think of 
something positive to do. As the story began to hit the newspaper, I realized 
that now was the time to restart the group with a cut and dried mission.” 

— RANDY DUTEAU

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Where in the Garden is the Garden City?

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Dear Editor:

While visiting Augusta recently, I picked up a copy of the March 30 issue of verge – very well done


Before visiting, I read with interest that Augusta is called the “Garden City.” I thought that was wonderful because I have a keen interest in gardens and have visited gardens all over the world. However, when I tried to locate a public garden in Augusta, I came up empty-handed. The March 30 article regarding The Augusta Botanical Gardens helped me understand.
It was with some dismay that I learned that Augusta has let a botanical garden go to rack and ruin.