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AVAILABLE NOW! $20 plus $5.15 for first class postage
180 pages of photos, stories, and history about the legacy of hunting and fishing in Marquette County, Wisconsin. Includes Understanding Legacy…..thoughtful insights on how hunting and fishing are a part of human stories and connections throughout time. A portion of the sales of the book help support the Marquette County Historical Society and the Montello Historic Preservation Society.
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Muir is Still Here, authored by Kathleen McGwin and Daryl Christensen is available for $20 and $5 postage. This 2010 book contains four maps of Marquette County with birding, geologic, early settler, and wilderness locations. Learn about the place young John Muir called home…the landscape, his neighbors, his friends.
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Co authored by Kathleen McGwin and Daryl Christensen, Muir is Still Here is available for $20 and $5 shipping and handling.
Stories, Essays, Newsletters and Novels
Kathleen McGwin’s feature and news articles appear regularly in the Waushara Argus and Marquette County Tribune. Her essays have appeared in Christian Science Monitor and Executive Perspectives, a trade newsletter. Her “Sadie – the Least of These” has been included on college reading lists in the field of health care administration.
Experience and Accomplishments
Kathleen has over 25 years of experience in long term care and has written extensively about management and direct care workers as well as individuals with developmental disabilities. She was an adjunct instructor in the business school at Cardinal Stritch University and taught for Springfield College. Her adjunct position with Madison Area Technical College included teaching communications and English.
Goals as a Writer
“I love helping others tell their story, whether that’s through a feature article, newsletters, or developing a written historical record, my goals are always to be accurate, clear, and to convey the deepest essence of the subject.”
