Title 1. ‘My First Library’ Service (0811-1)
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The Gyeonggi Cyber Library began a free book delivery service for s who might otherwise find library visits a challenge, such as young childrenpregnant women.
[Report]
1) Library a Click Away
Seo Jin-a (서진아)a full-time housewife with a 5-month old baby. Shean avid reader of books, but she couldafford to indulge in her hobby since the arrival of the baby, especially because finding time to visit libraries became almost impossible. But now she can enjoy reading whenever she has time to sit down thanks to the ‘My First Library’ service that solved her problemdelivering books to her home.
2) Suh Jin-a, Gunpo City
“I almost gave up visiting the library since I had a baby, but this service made it much easier for me to continue my enjoyment of reading.”
3) ‘My First Library’ Service
The ‘My First Library’ servicea free book delivery service providedthe Gyeonggi Cyber Library for young childrenmothers who cannot visit libraries themselves.
4) Free DeliveryCollection of Books
This service can be accessed via the homepage of the Gyeonggi Cyber Library, which processes requests for book loansarranges free delivery of the requested books through the library nearest to the ’s home as well as the free collection of the books.
5) Jeong Eun-yeong, Librarian of Gyeonggi Cyber Library
“Since itusuallyeasy for pregnant womennursing mothers to visit the library, even they have the time to read, we are delivering books to their homes.”
6) Expansion of ‘My First Library’ Service to 31 CitiesCountiesEnd of 2011
The ‘My First Library’ service currently encompasses 116 public libraries in 25 citiescounties of Gyeonggi Province, but this service will be expanded to31 citiescounties in the provincetheof this year.
Title 2. Free Sailing Program of Hwaseong Sailing Academy (0812-2)
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If you still havehad an opportunity to enjoy vacationing this summer, you may want to try visiting Jeongok (전곡) Portexperience sailingthe cool breeze of the ocean… for free.
[Report]
1) Jeongok Port / Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province
These students are onboard dinghy sail boats for the first timeare somewhat awkward. But they are elated as the boats sail through the water, riding the ocean wind. Thiscompletely differentany other experience they have had during summer vacation.
2) Lee Sang-hwan, Yongin City
“I came with my childrenwe areenjoying it very much.”
3) Gan Geun-ho, Uiwang City
“I was a bit scared at first, but I had so much fun.”
4) Sailing Academy / Jeongok Port (until October 30th)
The Hwaseong Sea Grand Sailing Academy has been operating the Sailing Academy at Jeongok (전곡) Port since April.
5) Free Programs in 4 Marine Sports
This Sailing Academy consists of free educational programs in four marine sports: dinghy sailing, kayaking, cruise sailingrafting.
6) Lee Ji-hoon Reporter
“Marine sports are generally consideredpublic as high-class sports exclusively for individuals. But in Jeongok (전곡) Port, they are popular sports accessibleeveryone.”

Title 3. 66th Independence Day (0816-1)
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This past August 15th marked the 66th anniversary of Korean Independence. A variety of commemorative events were held to celebrate national liberationJapanese occupation 66 years ago, an event thatconsideredKoreans to be the happiest moment in their history.
[Report]
The Korean Independence Day commemorative performance ‘Shine! Korea!’ was held at the Gyeonggi Small & Medium Business Center. The performance, which included instrumental music, songsdances, was a musical rendition of the rejoicing of national liberation as well as a celebrationsupplication for sunshine that will brighten the nation eternally. The image of the old Governor General Building, a symbol of the Japanese occupation period, slowly disappearing into the past as the chorus “Thunder” reverberates through the hall, closed the show with a grand finale.
1) [INTERVIEW] Kim Jae-yeong / Head of Gyeonggi Provincial Orchestra
“We used to present the Independence Day performance in a rather small scale every year. But, for this year’s performance, we decided to prepare a dramatic performance that befits the significance of the Independence Day.”
2) 66th Independence Day Commemoration Ceremony / Gyeonggi Small & Medium Business Center (August 15th)
The 66th Independence Day Commemoration Ceremony that was held at the Gyeonggi Small & Medium Business Center was one of a number of Independence Day events that were held to celebrate national independencepay tribute to patriotic forefathers who dedicatedsacrificed their lives for the restoration of sovereignty.
3) [SOUNDBITE] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo
“We should safeguard our countrynational sovereignty with patriotism, solidaritymartial power.”
4) Free Mugunghwa Saplings Giveaway
Among the interesting Independence Day events was the presentation of Mugunghwa (무궁화), the Korean national flower, to members of the Korea Liberation Association, recipients of the National Man of Merit title.
The meaning of national liberationindependence maybe appreciated as deeplyfaithfullypeople living in a comfortable modern society as it was 66 years ago, but the explosive rejoicing that overwhelmed the entire country on that August day 66 years ago still endures in the minds of Koreans.

Title 4. Psychological Counseling for Flood Victims (0817-1)
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Unusually stubborn rainy weather that seems never ending deepens the misery of flood victims who are already exhausted in their struggles to survive the ordeal. Many even show signs of psychological breakdown. Acknowledging the severity of this problem, Gyeonggi Province began psychological counseling for flood victims.
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Many residents of Gyeonggi Province lost their homes during the recent torrential rainsflooding. No words could describe how deeply they were devastated when they had to witness their homes being destroyed before their eyes. For some flood victims, the impact of such a tragedy was just too much to bear.
1) On-site Psychological Consultation Service
Gyeonggi Province dispatched psychotherapists to flood sites to provide devastated flood victims with on-site psychological counseling.
2) Psychological Consultation ServiceGyeonggi Fire & Disaster Headquarters
Specialiststhe Gyeonggi Fire & Disaster Headquarters visited Gwangju (광주) City, one of the hardest-hit flood regions,provided a psychological consultation service.
3) Customized Consultation
Psychotherapists met suffering residentsprovided a customized consultation service, others delivered relief suppliesassisted flood victims in the cleaningreorganizing of household itemsfurniture. Flood victims, many of them homeless, are in need of every possible support to overcome their difficultiesresume their normal lives.