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Spring Issue:

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Hunger Awareness Day
Provides Initial
Opportunity to
"Do Something"

10 Ways To
Make a Difference

Alabama Soup Kitchen
Dishes Out
More Than Soup

Tom Chapin Wins
Third Grammy

Citizens and Letter Carriers
Gear Up for May 14th
National Food Drive

Does Voting
Really Matter?

All My Life's
A Circle

Goat Tales

Connecticut School's
Concert Series
"Remembers When
the Music"

Fan Fare:
Charlotte Diamond

Fan Fare:
Pat Carroll

Circle! Seeks Volunteer
Writers: Join Us and
Make a Difference!

Second Annual
Reader Survey

Circle! Calendar

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Tom Chapin Wins
Third Grammy

Congratulations to Tom Chapin, who recently won his third Grammy Award.

Tom received the award in February for his narration of the story "The Train They Call The City of New Orleans." On the recording, Tom read and performed the words of Steve Goodman's classic folk song that takes listeners back to a bygone era when people traveled the countryside of America by train.

You can order the hardcover book with either a cassette tape or CD, along with other Grammy Award-winning Tom Chapin recordings at http://www.tomchapin.com/