On this edition of Voices, Washington Nationals play-by-play man Bob Carpenter talks about the team’s future, Lastings Milledge, Elijah Dukes and his final trip to Shea Stadium. You can listen to the streaming audio here:
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The perception of poverty and hunger tends to focus on a small child in a Third World country with a bloated midsection, crying into the camera lens.
“It is your neighbor, it is the person that sits in the pew next to you (in church), that is well-kept, looks fine. Everything is OK, I’m OK, you’re OK, but everything is not OK,” says Marliyn Porcher, a Lowcountry resident and the mother of former NFL player Robert Porcher.
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