Affordable single-family homes will be built along Stella Link Road. (Screenshot courtesy of Google Maps) The City of Houston announced a meeting scheduled for May 5 for the planned development of new affordable homes along Stella Link Road. The meeting will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Harmony School of Ingenuity […]
Bloomington Wins Arbor Day Foundation Honors BLOOMINGTON — The Arbor Day Foundation presented the city of Bloomington with a Community Growth Award and recognized it as Tree City USA 2021. “The City is thrilled to receive this award in recognition of its global vision and hard work to ensure a sustainable, generational urban forest,” said […]
The fate of a charter school on coveted Windsor property will likely be decided later this week. The Weld School District RE-4 School Board is expected to decide Wednesday night whether to allow American Legacy Academy to build a K-8 school for up to 700 students on a 10-acre parcel in a known neighborhood. under […]
Residents of Houston City Council’s District C will have the opportunity to provide input on the process for drawing new district lines during a town hall meeting May 3 at 6 p.m. at Congregation Emanu El, 1500 Sunset Blvd. , Houston. District C council member Abbie Kamin will lead the meeting alongside city officials. The […]
A weekly list of community meetings and events, usually free and always open to the public Wednesday May 4 The Sonoma City Council will hold its regular meeting at 6 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, 177 First St. W. You can find the agenda when posted on sonomacity.org. Audiences unable to attend in person […]
Metro and the City of Los Angeles are partnering on the Florence Avenue bus priority lane project along a 5.4-mile segment of Florence between West Boulevard and the Florence A Line (blue) station. The project will add two-way bus priority lanes that would be used by buses during peak weekday hours from 7 a.m. to […]
SOUTHEAST GAS Southeast Gas Congratulates Its 2022 Community Service Scholarship Recipients. Twenty-three students have demonstrated their outstanding commitment to serving others and will receive a $1,500 scholarship to the university, college or technical school of their choice. . This year’s recipients are: Riley Kate Benton, Dothan High School; Callie Dawson Carter, Straughn High School; Madelyn […]
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) – Grand Island Public Schools held the first of two community meetings scheduled for Wednesday noon in College Park. Surprisingly to some, the format of the community meetings was a series of roundtables in the College Park Multipurpose Hall. “The format was totally different from what I expected,” said Andy Gudgel, […]
RAPID CITY, SD (KELO) — Homelessness is a growing problem in Rapid City. And it’s not going away anytime soon. Several organizations have now come together to help people deal with these situations. As the weather warms up here in Rapid City, city dwellers and tourists alike are enjoying the downtown attractions. It is also […]
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ADA member dentists and dental students with a passion for improving oral health outcomes for disadvantaged groups across Australia can now apply for funding of USD 82,000 (approximately AUD 107,000)*. The Healthier Smiles Community Service Grants (the Grants), a joint initiative of the Australian Dental Health Foundation and the Mars Wrigley Foundation, provides grantees with […]
Residents received upbeat news on Thursday evening about the progress of firefighting from Crooks near Palace Station south of Prescott. At a community meeting at Embry Riddle University, Operations Section Chief Kyle Jacobson told attendees that the north end of the fire, in the area of Camp Kippah, Mount Union and Mount Davis , retains […]
By Gilbert Baez, WRAL Fayetteville journalist Hope Mills, North Carolina – Retired Sergeant. Maj. Ruby Murray, who oversees the JROTC program at South View High School, spent 26 years on active duty but says she’s been a volunteer all her life. “Volunteer service is just something I like to do on a regular basis,” Murray […]
Good day, neighbors! It’s me again, Simone, your host of the Healdsburg Daily – back in your inbox with everything you need to know about what’s happening in town. Let’s cut to the chase. First, your daily weather: Wednesday: Rather sunny and windy. High: 70 Low: 43. Thusday: A little cooler, with a mix of […]
Daytime meetings just weren’t working. Ann Ricart, a founding member of the Ruthfred Acres Women’s Club, and a few friends struggled to juggle daytime Bethel Woman’s Club meetings with the responsibilities of a young mother. So in 1947 they formed their own club, a group of women from the Bethel Park community in Ruthfred Acres […]
The APP sisters at their paint-a-jar event on Earth Day. ANGELICA NIEDERMEYER/COURTESY By Angelique Niedermeyer, Personal editor Manhattan College is home to two fraternities and two sororities, which Catholic colleges are not generally known to have. After the past year of being online and assimilating to being more involved on campus, these Greek life organizations […]
When the United States left Afghanistan after 20 years, many of the country’s refugees sought new homes and resettled, some with just the clothes they were wearing. Michael Healey and his colleagues at RIT Army and Air Force ROTC pulled together and provided household items and more than $1,600 in donations to those settling in […]
A weekly list of community meetings and events, usually free and always open to the public Wednesday April 27 The Sonoma Valley Health Care District Quality Committee will hold its regular meeting at 5 p.m. The meeting will take place on Zoom (meeting ID: 950 3548 2044, access code: 668583). For more information, visit sonomavalleyhospital.com. […]
Residents of the Berryhill community are hoping to get answers Tuesday night from the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority about the new Gilcrease Turnpike. OTA said they were still working out exact toll rates, but a Berryhill business owner said any charge for Berryhill exits was too high. Mary Colebrook’s business is right next to the new […]
First published in the April 21 print issue of Outlook Valley Sunshine. Recipients of the annual Les Tupper Award will be honored by the La Cañada Flintridge Coordinating Board on Monday, April 25, with the awards presented at Flintridge Prep’s Norris Auditorium at 7 p.m.The free event is open to the public and will recognize […]
Community input is essential in helping us find our next Principal of Phoebe Hearst Elementary School and we will provide our community with opportunities to help us identify the characteristics of our new Principal and inform the type of questions of interview that we will use in the process. Community Zoom Meeting Information The community […]
CLARION, Pa. (EYT) – Butler Health System – Clarion Hospital was named the 2021 Business of the Year for Community Service at the annual Clarion Area Chamber Awards Dinner on Saturday night. (Photo by Dave Cyphert of ProPoint Media Photography) “Community service from a business perspective is generally a program through which a company commits […]
Jana Headrick receives national award for community service work. – Photo provided By Sam Laskaris FREDERICTON – Jana Headrick captured material at this year’s Canadian University Women’s Hockey Championships. Although thrilled with the individual recognition she received, Headrick, a member of Garden River First Nation, would have preferred a little more team success at the […]
Program Director Trevor Hazen: “We work here with three different groups in the VA Health System as well as the Wounded Warrior Project.” NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio – “The Turn” is a community program that helps people and veterans with disabilities practice adaptive golf and golf fitness. The VA veterans spent time on the green at […]
Sonora, CA – Golden State Natural Resources (GSNR) announced a project in 2020 that would take biomass, produce wood pellets and ship the product overseas, it was covered in a story that is detailed here. GSNR is launching an extensive outreach plan to help educate the public about its proposed projects, which include the development […]
By Tracy RecordsWest Seattle Blog Editor A decade after a bitter battle for Seattle Public Schools start times, changes are back on the table. It was the main — but not the only — issue discussed when three school board members met online with members of the West Seattle school community Saturday afternoon. The meeting […]
The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick present a quilt for community service Last update on 04/23/2022 at 4:22 p.m. At their April 9 meeting, left to right, Margaret Landsel and Ron Landsel are presented with a commemorative quilt in recognition of their distinguished community service to the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, North County and […]
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NORMAL (WEEK) – Parents, students and more gathered Saturday at Normal West High School to learn about the latest updates within the Unit 5 School District. The district hosted a “Community Engagement” session where members of the administration spoke about recent successes and challenges. Superintendent Kristen Weikle spoke about the challenges facing the district, including […]
DOYLESTOWN – “Hazel Harvey is disintegrating before my eyes,” said a community member who has worked at Hazel Harvey Elementary School for 26 years. “The other day in the kitchen, we’re going out to the buses, and a piece of the roof was hanging off so we immediately took it to our principal.” Community members, […]
The application period is open for the scholarship for Californians for all college bodies until May 15. Interested candidates and organizations can apply on this website.Dr. Erin Pearse, a math professor and grants writer for the scholarship at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, told KSBY, “The scholarship provides $10,000 to the student in exchange for […]
Greenwich Public Schools has announced that the 2022 Community Service Awards will be held on Monday, April 25 at 5:00 p.m. at the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center to recognize student participation in service activities that help improve the both their school and the community. Additionally, Prathit Kurup, senior at GHS, was named the […]
The application period is open for the scholarship for Californians for all academic bodies until May 15. Interested candidates and organizations can apply through this website. Dr. Erin Pearse, professor of mathematics and grants writer for the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo scholarship, told KSBY, “The scholarship provides $10,000 to the student in exchange for […]
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation will host a public meeting to gather feedback on upgrades and improvements to the Foster Park golf course which opened in 1928. This is an important step in the process of creating a a comprehensive master plan for the course which will be used to guide future development up to […]
______________________________________________ Lake Wales, Florida – On March 23, 2022, Victory Ridge Academy (VRA) received funding from the Mountain Lake Community Service (MLCS). All funds received from Mountain Lake Community Service will be used to support the Victory Ridge Transportation Safety Program. In order to protect our students from the danger of oncoming traffic, Victory Ridge […]
SAEGERTOWN — A senior from Allegheny College received the Lew and Ellie Davies Award for Outstanding Community Service at the 2022 Diamond Awards from the Meadville-Western Crawford County Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday evening. The award, which includes a $500 cash prize, is given to an Allegheny student who has made a significant and demonstrable […]
The annual Atlantic Coast Conference Top Six Award for Community Service is presented annually to six student-athletes from each institution. University of Louisville student-athletes Kaylee Wheeler, Kathryn Schneider, Ashley Osborne, Bradley Sample, Kaden Kozlowski and Dawson Orlowski were named Top Six winners for Atlantic Coast Conference community service. The Top Six for Service is awarded […]
Photo by Shari HarrisNew Board Member Heidi Moloney recites her oath of office under the direction of Board Secretary Jeremy Rinne. Photo by Shari HarrisCouncil Secretary Jeremy Rinne led new council member Ashli Todaro through her oath of office. The Licking R-VIII School Board met on Monday, April 11 at the Superintendent’s office. Members of […]
1 / 3 Show legend + Hide legend – The Fort Drum volunteer community logged 37,327 hours of service in the volunteer management information system during the past fiscal year. This equates to a monetary value of nearly $1.1 million, with the notional value of each volunteer hour estimated at $28.54. (Photo by Mike Strasser, […]
A friendly conversation about ways to fight crime in Prince George’s County turned emotional at Creative Suitland, one of the county’s designated safe spaces for children and young adults in the jurisdiction. It all started after Councilor Dr. Shryl Whigman summarized the mental health, behavioral and other services available for youth and young adults in […]
The Crooks Fire has now reached 1,600 acres since Tuesday April 19, according to the Prescott National Forest update this morning. Firefighters are dealing with high winds at the Crooks Fire, which started 10 miles south of Prescott in the Bradshaw Ranger District of the Forest (T12N, R2W, SEC 12), near Mt Union. It remains […]
These prestigious awards were extremely competitive: the UAB chapter competed with all universities in the state for these awards, which were announced by the Alabama PRSA at its April meeting. Written by: Tehreem KhanMedia contact: Shannon Thomason PRCA/PRSSA among UAB members with their advisor, Jacque Shaia, PhD., and instructor, Philip Poole.The University of Alabama at […]
When in-person events were impossible during the pandemic, AARP volunteer Suba Saty got to work. He found new ways to keep older residents engaged in lifelong learning through virtual programs. He created Tuesday Explorers, 20 multimedia presentations (so far) from insightful speakers on topics ranging from Civil War archeology to the role of African-American women […]
Every week, this series shares MarionMade! stories of our many wonderful people, places, products and programs in the greater Marion community. To read more positive stories from Marion, or to share some of your own, visit us at marionmade.org or on social media. Pat Baldinger has been a 4-H counselor for 60 years. The 4-H […]
The educational experience of 60 Waynesburg University students once again involved community service projects and the opportunity to be campus leaders throughout the school year. These are the school’s Bonner Scholars, a program that provides the opportunity to earn scholarships through community service and leadership. Waynesburg is one of 22 colleges nationwide to offer the […]
Alicia DeLeon Torres. Courtesy picture Welcome to the inaugural San Diego Moms column! I am thrilled to bring you a column in which I highlight the stories, issues and events that matter most to local mothers and families. As the mother of a 5 year old boy and a 3 year old girl, I hope […]
GENEVA — After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Rotary Geneva’s popular Service Above Self event is back. And it’s back in a new, refreshed form — an in-person Garden Party on Thursday, May 12 at the historic Rose Hill Mansion. “This evening of fun and camaraderie will provide our guests with a wonderful […]
West Point grad honored for work with current and former military Jeff Johnson April 15, 2022 5:09 p.m., update: April 15, 2022 6:46 p.m. Iowa Heartlanders goaltender Trevin Kozlowski in action this season. (Photo by the Iowa Heartlanders) CEDAR RAPIDS — The first thing on Trevin Kozlowski’s agenda after this weekend is paperwork. The Iowa […]
Justice of the Peace Tom Gillam III remembers being called in for a homicide at an apartment complex earlier this year and thinking, “enough is enough.” He was tired of senseless deaths and brought his concerns into the ears of several pastors to form a plan. The idea was to bring pastors and community leaders […]
The following is a press release from the City of St. Helens. Courtesy of the City of St. Helens The City of St. Helens invites the community of St. Helens to a public forum on Wednesday, May 4, 2022, to review in-water facility alternatives developed by the Oregon State Marine Board (OSMB) for the Waterfront […]
History links BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – Men’s tennis newbie Ole Miss simon junk was selected for SEC 2022 Community Service as released Thursday by the Southeastern Conference. Junk was voted to the SEC Men’s Tennis Community Service team for the first time in his Ole Miss career. This year’s team consists of 13 […]
National Park Partners invites the public to a community meeting on Thursday, April 21 for a roundtable to support the inclusion of Chattanooga stories in the Rosenwald Schools National Historic Park campaign. Meeting attendees will discuss ideas for the design and placement of plaques commemorating the eight Rosenwald Schools once located in Chattanooga. To further […]
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BINGHAMTON (WBNG) – Stand with me is a nonprofit organization near the Pennsylvania border that specializes in helping train veterans of the armed forces and their service dogs to work as a team. Recently, director and training instructor Francess McMahon, says she noticed the need for a second entrance to her building among other things […]
“These outreach workers are essentially a lifeline through service facilitation.” Cain said outreach workers have a different understanding of the homelessness crisis. “[Outreach is] really the only way to get to know individuals currently living on the streets,” he said. “Outreach workers have an incredible range of knowledge when it comes to people they recognize […]
History links BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – Ole miss senior captain Sabina Machalova was selected for the women’s tennis community service by the SEC in 2022 as published by the conference Wednesday. Machalova was elected in the SEC’s community service team for the first time in his college career. This year’s team consists of […]
April 12, 2022 – Broe real estate groupThe 2022 community outreach is poised to reach over a quarter of a million people across coastal Georgia. One hundred thousandmeals were donated to Manna House Food Pantry to support their campaign dedicated to fighting food insecurity throughout coastal Georgia. In addition, a donation of $10,000 to Effingham […]
Megan Logan was thrilled when she got a co-op work placement with United Way Waterloo Region Communities, an area she now calls home. The sophomore arts and business student from Burlington wanted to find a first co-op work placement where she could get to know the area she lives and studies in and feel like […]
The Four Mile Run Dredging Project involves the removal of soil and rocks from the open channel of the Four Mile Run and Long Branch tributaries to maintain flood channel capacity, helping to reduce the risk of flooding in neighborhoods near Long Branch and lower Four Mile Run. The project is a partnership with the […]
Hey, neighbors! It’s me again, Debora Whitehead, your host of the Three daily villages. First, today’s weather forecast: A few morning showers. High: 63, low: 48. Here are the top 5 Three Village stories today: The Three Village School District will host a school board meeting on Wednesday, April 13 at 5:30 p.m. Work history […]
YATES COUNTY – Not only is April National Volunteer Month, but we’re also counting down to Earth Day, which this year is Friday, April 22. To recognize our local volunteers this month, Yates County businesses, citizens of all ages, environmental and civic groups as well as county municipalities are all encouraged and invited to participate […]
An image posted on the school district’s website shows what a new stadium will look like at Mesa Verde High School. // Image source: Sanjuan.edu By Mike Hazlip—Staff at Mesa Verde High School took questions from residents Thursday night and presented plans for a new state-of-the-art stadium at the school. About 30 people, including several […]
FARMINGTON – For anyone ready to get out, move and have fun, the town’s Community Development Committee aims to help. The committee is launching a community program called “Let’s Move, Farmington” to be held from 9-10 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month at Creekside Park. The first activity was line dancing at the […]
FARMINGTON – For anyone ready to get out, move and have fun, the town’s Community Development Committee aims to help. The committee is launching a community program called “Let’s Move, Farmington” to be held from 9-10 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month at Creekside Park. The first activity was line dancing at the […]
TUSCARORA TOWNSHIP — Tuscarora Township officials are moving forward with the process of becoming a redevelopment-ready community, a state program designed to benefit current businesses and future investors with financial opportunities. Township Supervisor Mike Ridley provided information regarding the program ahead of the township council meeting on Tuesday. He said the township plans to engage […]
Published on April 08, 2022 Fort Worth residents will vote Saturday, May 7, on two initiatives that address issues facing Fort Worth. A series of community meetings to inform residents continues this week. On monday april 11attend a meeting at the East Regional Library, 6301 Bridge St., from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Bond Election […]
Instead of throwing things out of a college dorm or off-campus house at the end of the school year, The Move Out Collection Drive & The Great South Side Sale sponsored by the Lehigh Community Service Office offers students the opportunity to donate their property to give back to the South Bethlehem community. The Community […]
Renderings show where the second phase of the Wintergreen Affordable Housing Project will be located in relation to units already built. Dubbed Wintergreen Ridge, the second phase of the Wintergreen development will bring a mix of 47 housing units priced at 60% of the area’s median income or less.Gorman and Co./Courtesy Image Gorman and Co. […]
BROOKINGS – A collaborative grant partnership focused on diversity and inclusion in the workplace at Brookings is hosting a community meeting next week, highlighting Brookings Inclusive Collaborative’s work on communicating across cultural differences and discussing ways to increase inclusion. The meeting is scheduled for 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 12 in the Great Hall of […]
The Batavia Park District will host a community feedback meeting to get ideas for new amenities and site layouts for Blackard Skate-n-Bike Park, part of Clark Island Recreation Area. The meeting is scheduled for 6-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 13 at the Clark Island Pavilion. Members of the public are invited to attend. “In 2001, […]
Pirelli Tire North America has announced the launch of its new #pirellination road racing community for the 2022 racing season. As the official tire of the MOTUL FIM World Superbike Championship, Pirelli and its DIABLO Superbike range are the go-to tires for racers of the whole world. Pirelli remains dedicated to the grassroots part of […]
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) – Lafayette Urban Ministry is celebrating 50 years of serving some of Greater Lafayette’s most vulnerable people. For those who know the organization best, it’s been five decades of bending the bow to justice. The organization is well known in the community for its homeless shelter, as well as Camp LUM and […]
Capital Area REALTORS® recently honored Seth Goodman, of Lincoln, with the REALTOR® Community Service Award. The award is given to honor a person who has rendered outstanding service to the community. Goodman has been a realtor since 2010 and currently owns and operates ME Realty. Continued:Lincoln Low Vision Support Group plans meeting Goodman, who has […]
New LAFC and Pepsi Scarf sculpture unveiled to celebrate fan traditions and represent community involvement at Pepsi Plaza at Banc of California Stadium LOS ANGELES, April 6, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) and PepsiCo Beverages North America today officially launched the ‘scarves for good community giving program with the unveiling of […]
LAFC and PepsiCo Beverages North America today officially launched the ‘scarves for good community giving program with the unveiling of the LAFC and Pepsi Scarf Sculpture at Pepsi Plaza at Banc of California Stadium. “The Scarves Up For Good community program reflects the kind of collaboration between our club, our partners and the community that […]
Named in honor of Richard “Dick” Cone, the Dick Cone Award for Engaged Graduate Scholarship aims to honor and recognize the efforts of graduate students who bring advanced awareness and skills to meet the specific needs of the community. Dick was the beloved director of the USC Joint Educational Project from 1980 to 2002 and […]
Jeepers Peepers! Watauga High School’s anatomy class is engaged in a community service project, “Our Spectacular Drive”, in which they collect eyeglasses that are no longer in use. Here they have fun with, from left, Hannah Justice, Logan Aldridge, Hannah Lutz, Brelyn Sturgill, Illya Corts, Brooke Scheffler, Sarah Scheurer, Dr. Scott Evans and Kai Dotro. […]
COUNTRY REPORT — Giving back through community service efforts and charitable donations is a positive force that keeps many retailers and suppliers in this industry moving forward. Regularly, Convenience store news highlights these philanthropic efforts in this special section. Here are the latest projectors from the company: Casey‘s General stores at Casey’s announced the names […]
Sedona News – Tuesday, April 12, 2022, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 221 Brewer Road. at the new Parks and Recreation Department location, the City of Sedona will host a community meeting for the design of the Ranger/Brewer Intersection Improvement Project. There will be a brief presentation at the beginning of this meeting, […]
If you’ve ever driven through Old Gatineau, you’ve probably come across Notre-Dame Market. The open-air red wooden beam structure was hard to miss, sporting colorful murals on the back of the building and occasionally housing local vendors selling fruits, vegetables and other handicrafts. When the City of Gatineau set out to revitalize part of Notre-Dame […]
Various nature-related programs have been organized in collaboration with World In Sustainability And Environmental 2022 (WISER’22), organized by the student-leaders of Kolej Tun Razak (KTR). One shared a sustainable community module with children from Rumah Fitrah Qaseh. This community service program encouraged students to get involved in the environment by exchanging ideas and experiences with […]
PERRYSBURG — The Penta Career Center is hosting a community service day for the public on April 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its campus, 9301 Buck Road. Community Service Day is in honor of Penta’s designation as a Purple Star School and in recognition of Month of the Military Child. During the […]
A student organization at East Tennessee State University’s Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy has ranked among the nation’s top service organizations for raising awareness about prescription drug abuse. The college’s American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists Operation Substance Use Disorders (SUD) committee (formerly Generation Rx) was the first national finalist for the APhA-ASP Operation Substance […]
April 1—Here’s a look at five positive Butler County stories that made headlines this week. —— Two local women chosen to receive SELF community service awards HAMILTON – Supports to Encourage Low-Income Families will honor two Butler County community leaders on April 8, as nominees for its Janet Clemmons Community Service Award. The award is […]
District 7 Commissioner Raquel Regalado I would like to take this opportunity to invite anyone interested in West Matheson Hammock Park to a community meeting on April 5 at 6 p.m. at the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. We want to hear from you! For those who have been following the proposed plans for the park, […]
One of the initiatives was the Tunnel to Towers executed in Manhattan. The run honors first responders and all those affected by 9/11. It takes place on a Sunday morning at 7:30am, so guys have to get up early and, depending on where their house is located in the bustling city, travel up to an […]
One person has led efforts to increase vaccinations against COVID-19. Another created a non-profit organization that trains and mentors community health workers in Guatemala. Yet another built and donated offices to young people who needed organized spaces for virtual learning during the pandemic. The winners of our 2021 David Lawrence Community Service Award – 12 […]
April 1 – ROCHESTER – Sediment removal from Silver Lake, along with proposed changes to the park, will be discussed at an in-person community meeting on Wednesday, April 6. Rochester Parks and Recreation, along with Mayor Kim Norton, will hold a community meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the city’s Development Services and Infrastructure Center, […]
LAFAYETTE, La. –The Lafayette Consolidated Government has asked residents for input on the future of three parks in Lafayette. Residents attended a follow-up community meeting to view potential design plans for Heymann, Beaver and Lil Woods parks. A look at the plans revealed the possibility of connecting the three parks. The idea is to enhance […]
By Jen Olson | on April 01, 2022 A new tutoring and education program has been created to help students in the Storm Lake area meet graduation requirements. Tutoring The Town is an idea brought to life by program coordinator Nancy Jensen and Pastor Kiboko Kiboko of Storm Lake United Methodist Church. Jensen and Pastor […]
Photo: Justin Tallis (Getty Images) British Twitter user with few followers sentenced to 150 hours of community service for anti-military act tweet deemed “grossly offensiveby a court. The sentence highlights fundamental differences in online speech protections in the UK and US at a time when the two countries are considering new legislative efforts to combat […]
Preliminary design approved by City Council, May 2021 The Austin Department of Parks and Recreation continues work to move the Dougherty Arts Center out of the beloved Naval Center and into a newly envisioned building to be constructed on Butler Shores Park. Since receiving City Council approval for the location of the building in the […]
Student Community Services Officers have been supporting safety on our campus for over 40 years. They serve as security escorts, assist with campus patrols, provide additional security at campus events, assist with medical emergencies, and even provide fire watch services in instances where fire alarms from buildings are maintained or installed. There are currently 50 […]
Retired Dr. Jeff Gordon remembers cuts to TennCare, the state’s Medicaid program that provides health care to low-income, elderly and disabled residents. It was 2005 and Gov. Phil Bredesen’s TennCare restructuring plan was implemented, resulting in the loss of health insurance for approximately 300,000 people statewide. Phil Ross, then pastor of Dickson First United Methodist […]
Community input is essential in helping us find our next principal of Theodore Judah Elementary School and we will provide our community with opportunities to help us identify the characteristics of our new principal and inform the type of questions of interview that we will use in the process. Community Zoom Meeting Information The community […]
On Thursday, March 24, Penn State Extension announced a new scholarship available for Lebanese pursuing graduate studies in the field of family and consumer sciences. The award is the gift of Alletta Schadler, a longtime Penn State Extension employee who also served as Penn State’s first female county extension director after being named head of […]
NEW LEXINGTON — On the fourth Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m., Never Alone Ohio meets at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at 201 W. Brown St. in New Lexington. The organization, which was founded quite recently in late 2021 by organizer Carrie Spears, fulfills one key intention: to create a supportive, substance-free community. “It […]
REMINDER: The City of Burien will hold its first “Roadmap to Recovery” community meeting this Thursday, March 31, 2022, seeking public input on how it should spend $10.8 million in available federal funds to help to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. “Help build our recovery roadmap – share your priorities for investing $10 million in […]
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and Louisville Metro Police Chief Erika Shields were conspicuously absent from a community meeting Monday night to address rising gun violence. The citizens of Louisville organized and united together held their annual action meeting. This year it was called “Victory Over Violence: CLOUT’s Strategies to Bring Shalom to Our City.” Each […]
By Christina Amano Dolan Editor For more than 45 years, Mechanicsville Churches Emergency Functions (MCEF) has uplifted the Hanover County community in powerful ways. After closing for a short time during the COVID-19 pandemic, MCEF’s one-stop shop is up and running with an abundance of pantry items and clothing to support local families in need. […]
Westport, Connecticut- Community service has been a hallmark of the Westport Woman’s Club since its inception in 1907. Each year, club members devote many hours to finding the right balance between the current needs of the local community, the funds available and the mission of the WWC. The 29 recipients of this year’s Community Service […]
New Delhi [India], March 28 (ANI/NewsSee): With the COVID pandemic receding after a milder third wave and life returning to normal, an accelerated Community Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) program is needed to prevent children from falling prey to life threatening severe acute malnutrition (SAM), said the CMAM Association of India. Poshan Abhiyan has played […]
Weekly list of community meetings and events, usually free and always open to the public. Wednesday 6 April The Sonoma City Council will hold its regular meeting at 6 p.m. on Zoom. Find the link to join the city’s CivicWeb portal on its website, sonomacity.org. The public is encouraged to submit comments via email to […]