Urgent: San Marco cornerstones on chopping block
The Balis Community Center and the San Marco Library are cornerstones of San Marco, but both are on the chopping block. The community center is targeted for elimination Thursday, Aug.15 in the Finance Committee meeting. The center was built in 2003 with $1 million of private money in a Public/Private Partnership, but the City of […]
Jacobson named Fellow at Kent State’s Reynolds HSJ Institute
San Marco resident Anna Jacobson, an active Bolles club sponsor and journalism teacher, was one of 34 journalism teachers from 21 states attending the 2013 Reynolds High School Journalism Institute at Kent State University in Ohio this summer. The institutes are intensive, two-week journalism training programs for secondary school teachers. They are hosted by five […]
Kids & Pros Camp a success for local athletes and mentors
By Lara Patangan Resident Community News Last month 165 kids from different backgrounds came together for a football camp that teaches children as much about the fundamentals of life as it does the sport. Kids & Pros Camp held at the Shipyards property downtown was started by former Atlanta Falcons players Bobby Butler and Buddy […]
Fourth of July fun in Old Ortega
Cortez Park in Old Ortega was the place to be on a hot, sunny Fourth of July morning. From the littlest to the oldest, residents paraded around the park on bicycles and golf carts, in strollers and wheelchairs, and on foot, some with dogs on leashes.
Cummer invites children to create own car designs
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens hosted an afternoon of art for students ages 7 to 13. Six children had the undivided attention of artist Michael Viafora, who guided the students in creating car designs using watercolor, tempera paint and colored pencils.
Bolles teacher goes back to school
Mark Hoey, a longtime Bolles mathematics teacher and golf/lacrosse coach, went to summer school at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education. He took an innovative course called “The Future of Learning,” a three-day class that explored a wide range of topics, including how “societal changes and technological advancements in the early 21st century affect educational practice […]
Eagle Scout project provides a much needed break area to Pine Castle
On June 8, Paul Adair (front, center) led a group of 30 Boy Scouts and Scoutmasters from Troop 473 in performing his Eagle Scout Service Project for Pine Castle. Adair raised money to buy four picnic table sets, which the group assembled, sanded, waterproofed and placed in a beautiful shaded area for Pine Castle program […]
Aquatic Director a world-class coach
He has been called “the hottest name in swim coaching” by national swim magazines, leading some to wonder “what’s in the water at Bolles?” Bolles Head Coach/Aquatics Director Sergio López Miró traveled to the Barcelona 2013 15th FINA World Championships last month with Bolles Sharks swimmer Charlie Houchin, who earned a spot on the Team […]
