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GEON members shown with awards bestowed at the October 2009 conference of the Nebraska State Council of Social Studies held at NET studios in Lincoln. (l-r) Mary Lou Alfieri of Marrs Magnet School, "Gildersleeve-Stoddard-Stone Award" (GSS) recognizing outstanding service to geographic education in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District; Tom Brestal, President of the NSCSS; Harris Payne, OPS Supervisor of Social Studies, "Paul Beck Award" for outstanding achievement in social studies education; and Steve Callaghan, Blair Public Schools, GSS Award from the 1st Congressional District. Absent was Mary Claire May, retired geography educator, receiving the GSS Award for service to the 3rd Congressional District. Photograph by Dr. Randy Bertolas

 
March 12, 2010
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A lighthouse in the distance on Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada. Photograph by James P. Blair