A publication of the LLC Public Relations Committee, The Lark highlights information about the events, activities, interests, and personalities of LLC. Its name represents the group's credo: Learning And Respect for Knowledge.
Diana Grady, Editor
Volume 2
- Issue 18 - January 2023
- Issue 17 - January 2023
- Issue 16 - December 2022
- Issue 15 - November 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 14 - November 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 13 - November 2022
- Issue 12 - October 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 11 - October 2022
- Issue 10 - September 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 9 - September 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 8 - September 2022
- Issue 7 - August 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 6 - August 2022
- Issue 5 - July 2022
- Issue 4 - July 2022
- Issue 3 - July 2022
- Issue 2 - June 2022
- Issue 1 - June 2022 / Special Edition
Volume 1
- Issue 16 - May 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 15 - May 2022
- Issue 14 - May 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 13 - April 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 12 - April 2022
- Issue 11 - March 2022 / Special Edition
- Issue 10 - March 2022
- Issue 9 - February 2022
- Issue 8 - January 2022
- Issue 7 - December 2021
- Issue 6 - November 2021 / Special Edition
- Issue 5 - November 2021
- Issue 4 - October 2021
- Issue 3 - September 2021
- Issue 2 - August 2021
- Issue 1 - July 2021
Events of Interest
Highlights of the Second Annual Pokanoket Heritage Day tells the story of the Pokanoket tribe and this vibrant and moving celebration (Vol 2, Issue 7, Aug 2022 Special Edition).
Local Treasures
The Hornbine School Museum in Rehoboth, MA (Vol 1, Issue 8, Jan 2022)
Photo taken by David Downs
Photo taken by David Downs
Local Exhibits
The "Away From Home" exhibit told the story of Native children stripped of their identity (Vol 1, Issue 6, Nov 2021 Special Edition).
Who We Are
One goal of The Lark is to feature articles about the people who make LLC such a successful organization, like Joan Hausrath, Diversity Committee Member, pictured in South Africa (Vol 1, Issue 9, Feb 2022).