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I

Love to read about our past and the women

and men who helped shape our way of life on “the pleasant side of the river.”

Their struggles and victories provide a terrific insight into why we have the

lifestyle we enjoy today.

In this issue, we touch on

a piece of Mount Pleasant’s past as we

look at Coleman Boulevard yesterday

and today. The street is being reshaped

and revitalized to once again become

the heartbeat of Mount Pleasant. I think

we all live too much in the present. We

surround ourselves with technology that

gives us instant gratification and, some-

times, isolation. Learning about our past

gives us a better understanding of who

we are and enriches our lives.

Hopefully, you will see what I’m

talking about as you read our Coleman

Boulevard timeline on pages 20 and 21.

It starts back in 1650, when Charles II

directed the Colonial governors to build

a road, continues through 1791, when

our first president visited Mount Pleasant

and traveled on King’s Highway, and

finishes in 2013, with the completion of

The Boulevard.

Mount Pleasant is rich in history, and there is no better place to begin than Cole-

man Boulevard and its close neighbor, the Old Village. If you like history, you might

want to check out one of our online sister publications, www.OldVillageMagazine.

com. It is full of stories about the history of the Old Village and Mount Pleasant.

Although our Coleman Boulevard articles earned a cover copy point, we’ve used

our front cover to tell the story of nine Mount Pleasant women who fought breast

cancer and survived. These amazing women have amazing stories of courage and

strength. We hope these interviews will help men and women who face health crises

find their own inner strength and courage to carry on.

Everyone here appreciates the time you spend with us. If you enjoy our magazine

half as much as we enjoy publishing it, we know you’re having a good time reading it.

If you’d like to share our digital edition with friends or family members, send them to

www.MountPleasantMagazine.com/green .

Until next issue,

— B i l l M a c c h i o

Publisher

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Vol. 3, issue 5

september/october 2013

Publisher/Editor

Bill Macchio

Publisher@MountPleasantMagazine.com

Managing Editors

DeNise K. JaMes

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Editor@MountPleasantMagazine.com

Art Director

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Contributing Writers

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colleeN DeNNis

stacy e. DoMiNgo

PaM gaBriel

taylor griffith

heleN r. haMMoND

culleN Murray-KeMP

BarBara M. PatricK

JohN torsiello

Contributing Photographers

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Kate McKiNley

Marie roDriguez

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Internet Marketing

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Media Consultants

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