Charleston’s proposed Lowcountry Lowline Park could soon receive a boost of $ 25 million, allaying lingering concerns about funding and transparency, if federal transportation officials approve a request for money from the city. City council members voted unanimously on June 30 to approve a grant application from the U.S. Department …
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UConn’s solar tree offers a place to recharge your batteries
A solar tree develops in an industrial design workshop at the University of Connecticut, the inspired result of over a year of collaboration by a multidisciplinary team of faculty and students. The 12-foot aluminum tree will be used as a research and educational tool, while providing a place for students …
Read More »Time is running out to comment on wild rice sulfate standards
EYE ON MINING – The debate over wild rice sulfate standards continues across Minnesota. On March 26 of this year, the Environmental Protection Agency partially approved and partially disapproved of the list of degraded waters in Minnesota’s Clean Water Act 2020. The federal agency said part of the Minnesota Pollution …
Read More »Iowa approves $ 100 million bridge funding for sports and entertainment venues
(The Center Square) – Iowa could provide $ 100 million for statewide capital investment projects through the Iowa District Reinvestment Program, the Iowa Economic Development Authority announced in a press release last Friday. Bridge funding for the six District Reinvestment Program applications is for proposed projects in Ames, Cedar Rapids, …
Read More »Who’s Who for July 2021
New hires and promotions The Fayette County Board of Education unanimously proposed to appoint Demetrus Liggins to be the next superintendent of public schools in Fayette County. Currently, Liggins, PhD, is superintendent of schools for the Greenville Independent School District (ISD), an urban district outside of Dallas, Texas. Nelson murphy, …
Read More »Entire California City Without Running Water – In Heat Wave – Press Telegram
By MELISSAMON TALVO | Cal Matters This is the situation of the recent water crisis in California. Droughts sent temperatures in the central valley to triple digits, destroying the only functioning well in rural areas of Tebiston in early June, leaving more than 700 residents out of the water. Frank …
Read More »Harbor Athletic Club summer camp works the minds and bodies of students | Local education
Harbor Athletic Club summer camp students do push-ups while being timed by the water clocks they made in a STEM activity. The camp combines educational and physical activities. Second-grader Rem Klees, left, and Jolie Dorris, seventh-grader, work together to make a water clock during a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) …
Read More »Cities of South Bay awarded $ 1 million each to launch green transit projects
Chula Vista and National City have each received nearly $ 1 million to help launch their pilot transportation programs that aim to improve mobility for its residents while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The California Air Resources Board announced last week that 21 cities, Native American tribal governments, nonprofits and transportation …
Read More »Ignacio Ambrez, close to an agreement with Huesca in Spain
According to reports from Radio Huesca, the Mexican coach was chosen to take over the team which had just been relegated to the Spanish second division. Ignacio Ambrez will have his chance as head coach in Spain, and the Mexican coxswain was chosen by Huesca to lead the team the …
Read More »VFL Josh Dobbs hosts youth football camp in Baylor
CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee (WDEF) – Former Tennessee quarterback, now Pittsburgh Steeler Josh Dobbs, brought his youth football camp back to Chattanooga for a second year on Saturday morning. Dobbs entertained a few hundred kids of all ages in Baylor – teaching them different football drills and letting them go out and …
Read More »Technology Commercialization Fund awards $ 5 million to NREL to bring more technology to market
Article courtesy of NREL, the US Department of Energy. This year, the US Department of Energy (DOE) funded 16 National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) awards as part of its Technology Commercialization Fund (TCF). The $ 5 million DOE funded – roughly one-third of the available TCF budget allocated to the …
Read More »Join Indian Coast Guard 2021: Notice released for 50 Deputy Commander positions
The Indian Coast Guard will recruit candidates for the positions of Deputy Commander. The registration process will begin July 4 at joinindiancoastguard.gov.in. The Indian Coast Guard has invited applicants to apply for Deputy Commander positions. Eligible candidates can apply for the positions through the official Indian Coast Guard website at …
Read More »Coalition of lawmakers sound the alarm over the Biden administration’s plan to redefine “United States waters” or WOTUS
Congressman Sam Graves (R-MO), member of the transport and infrastructure committee, joined the ranking member of the water resources and environment subcommittee David Rouzer (R-NC) and d ‘other senior Republican leaders to voice concerns about the Biden administration’s intention to rescind the Trump administration’s navigable waters protection rule. The recent …
Read More »Transport committee recommends 10 projects in the Tulsa region for funding the fight against viruses
An INCOG committee recommends 10 projects in the Tulsa region for a round of federal coronavirus funding allocated to transportation. The Tulsa region received $ 6.8 million from the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act. INCOG’s director of transportation planning, Viplav Putta, said he picked projects out of 21 …
Read More »Opinion: Why Derek Chauvin’s sentence doesn’t solve things for me
But I don’t feel more resolute than I did a day ago. Saying in their conviction memo That “no punishment can repair the damage” of Chauvin’s actions, prosecutors could also have described our collective grim knowledge that no criminal trial can absolve the sins of an entire nation around the …
Read More »RIVERSPORT offers a free summer camp for foster children and children raised by grandparents
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – RIVERSPORT and Sunbeam Family Services are teaming up to offer a free week of summer camp to children raised by their grandparents, as well as children in foster care. The outdoor sports camp will accommodate 113 grandchildren from 53 families, as well as 15 foster children. …
Read More »The public has asked to avoid and report harmful algal blooms; 21 water bodies of the Wyo. impacted in 2020
Noxious algae bloom at Big Sandy Reservoir in 2020 (Wyoming DEQ) CASPER, Wyoming. – With the onset of the summer season in Wyoming, the public is urged to avoid and report any suspected harmful algal blooms and report any possible disease related to the bloom to state officials. “Cyanobacteria, also …
Read More »Young people enjoy a week of fun at Camp HCC | Local
The Huntingdon Community Center Camp HCC is underway this year, bringing summer fun to approximately 75 children in the area. The annual day camp, open to local children entering Kindergarten to Grade 6, lasts two weeks each summer. The counselors include high school and college students as well as teachers. …
Read More »Jamestown Advance Products Considering Funding for Expansion | News, Sports, Jobs
Jamestown Advance Products, with assistance from the City of Ellicott and the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency, will seek community development block funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for an expansion project to its location at 2855 Girts Road located in the Airport Industrial Park. A …
Read More »Four MIT Faculty Receive 2021 US Department of Energy Early Career Awards | MIT News
The US Department of Energy (DoE) recently announced the names of 83 scientists who have been shortlisted for their 2021 Early Career Research Program. The list includes four MIT faculty members: Riccardo Comin of the Department of Physics ; Netta Engelhardt from the Department of Physics and the Center for …
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Read More »Launch of a fundraising project for medical students
LAHORE: A “Pharmevo Clinical Research Grant” initiative has been launched to provide grants to young healthcare professionals and students to initiate new research projects in their respective fields in order to find indigenous solutions to diseases and health problems in Pakistan here on Wednesday. According to a press release, the …
Read More »UW Veterinary Professor Ruthanne Chun Receives 2021 LaMarr Billups University Community Engagement Award
A veterinarian student weighs Shenanigans the dog at a WisCARE clinic in Madison in 2015. The WisCARES program co-founded by Ruthanne Chun aims to provide holistic health care and housing assistance to underprivileged residents of Dane County and their pets from company. Photo: Bryce Richter Ruthanne Chun, Clinical Professor of …
Read More »Letter: Congress should provide more funds to protect threatened and endangered species
As federal allocation decisions are made in Washington, DC this summer, many critical policies and programs will be considered. An important conservation element that must be included is increased funding for threatened and endangered species. Biodiversity is essential to our quality of life and to the health of our economy. …
Read More »Minors organize annual youth camp | Sports
The Madisonville Miners have a few days off this week and they took advantage of Tuesday to host their annual Youth Baseball Camp at Elmer Kelley Stadium. Campers were to go to the field and receive instructions from players and coaches. Camp will end this morning ahead of the minors’ …
Read More »LA cleared for $ 18 million federal transportation grant – NBC Los Angeles
As a condition of receiving an $ 18 million federal grant to improve safety in South Los Angeles, city council on Tuesday authorized its transportation department to tell its federal counterpart that it will seek additional funds to complete the scope of work. The project will improve the Broadway corridor …
Read More »Bahran receives Secretary of Defense Medal for outstanding service
Newswise – Los Alamos, New Mexico, June 22, 2021 – Rian Bahran, a scientist from the Los Alamos National Laboratory on assignment in Washington, DC, received the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service for his exemplary performance. “This recognition from the Department of Defense reflects Rian’s dedication and …
Read More »Find out how to access funding from the Green Climate Fund |
Featured Image: Stock The African Development Bank (AfDB) is setting up a training program on how to access financing from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) to develop sustainable energy projects. The GCF is mandated to invest 50% of its resources in mitigation efforts and 50% in adaptation in grant equivalent. …
Read More »Sporting overview; from summer camps to locals participating in Olympic trials | Zechariah
Running with the Broncos Camp, July 5-9 The Zachary High School Cross Country Team will host âRunning with the Broncosâ for boys and girls entering Grades 1 through 6 from July 5-9. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday of the camp, young people will run at Zachary Youth Park. Tuesday and …
Read More »City council to consider road improvement project on Tuesday
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) – A road improvement project partially funded by a public program hopes to get the green light on Tuesday. Along with Highway 53, the South Hastings Way Frontage Road is hoping for an upgrade. Between Gateway Drive and Pine Lodge Road, parts of the asphalt shrink …
Read More »Police Athletic League hosts weeklong summer camp to improve police-child relationships
Schools may be closed, but the battle for kids to do the right thing is going on throughout the year. This is one of the reasons the Police Athletic League is organizing a weeklong summer camp. Learn more about improving the relationship between police and children. The students tell us …
Read More »DEP comments on the restoration project of the lower Guyandotte watershed plagued by agricultural runoff and faulty septic tanks | Energy and environment
The Lower Guyandotte River watershed, which spans parts of seven counties, has several hundred streams that do not meet water quality standards. West Virginia environmental regulators are collecting public comment on what they’re doing about this. The State Department of Environmental Protection will hold a virtual meeting via Zoom at …
Read More »Hacker tried to poison Ca. water supply by breaking into facility, manipulating water treatment
Hacker tried to poison the water California A new report has come to light when an attempt was made to remove an employee’s login information and remove a treatment schedule at a Bay Area facility. The suspect, unidentified or not arrested, launched an attack on an unspecified facility on January …
Read More »When it comes to US waters, EPA believes eighth time will be the charm – Environment
United States: When it comes to US waters, the EPA believes the eighth time will be the charm To print this article, simply register or connect to Mondaq.com. This morning, Juan Carlos Rodriguez reports in Law 360 what EPA administrator Regan had previously suggested – that the Biden administration apparently …
Read More »Trubisky, Hunt and Build-A-Bridge Football Camps Are a Busy Week in Lake County | brown
There is no shortage of football camps in Lake County this week. Whether it’s for young boys and girls or high school football players looking to perform in front of college football coaches, there will be something for everyone. Two of the all-time greats of their high school playing days …
Read More »West Virginia Department of Education Officials Discuss New Directions for COVID-19 Fund | VM News
CHARLESTON – During the June meeting of the West Virginia Board of Education, members discussed the third round of federal funding available to West Virginia K-12 schools as part of the US bailout. “Our primary goals are to safely reopen schools for in-person instruction and keep them open, and the …
Read More »Publication of the final results of the agricultural service review, click here
The final result of the 2018 Agricultural Service Technical Assistant Recruitment Examination conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Service Selection Commission has been released. In such a case, all candidates who took the exam can view the results online by visiting the official portal. upsssc.gov.in of the UPSSSC. The final …
Read More »Bloomington businesses continue cleanup after Friday night flooding
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Businesses along Kirkwood Avenue continued to clean and sanitize long after the flood waters receded on Saturday. Most customers served on Saturdays, but Kilroy’s on Kirkwood was still closed. Owner Kevin Fitzpatrick said he hopes to reopen on Tuesday. Fitzpatrick described the rising waters as “frightening and …
Read More »Lawmakers allocate US $ 31 million for broadband
The Arkansas Legislative Council and its co-chairs on Friday authorized the state’s Commerce Department to use up to $ 31 million in federal coronavirus relief funds from the US Rescue Plan for broadband subsidies. The council’s action was taken after Gov. Asa Hutchinson initially refused a recommendation from a subcommittee …
Read More »US Snowboard Professionals Advise Summer Campers at Woodward Copper
American slopestyle, big air and Never Summer pro Chris Corning of Silverthorne reverses a 720 degree rodeo after performing a wallie on an atypical wall at last week’s Woodward Copper summer camp at Copper Mountain Resort.Photo by Chad Otterstrom Snowboard company Never Summer took out their high jump setup this …
Read More »Q&A: Discussion with Jacobs Assistant Project Controller Kalpana Kumari
Jacobs leads the global professional services industry – powered by our Global Integrated Delivery (GID) service centers combining the knowledge, skills and technical expertise of a strong talent of network of talents around the world. Our GID services enhance our ability to deliver maximum value, multi-office execution and innovative solutions …
Read More »Gene Chague | Berkshire Woods and Waters: Wildlife offenders beware. Lawmakers are pushing Mass. to enter the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact | Sports
Bills introduced by state officials Lori Ehrlich, Ann-Margaret Ferrante, and Senator Michael Moore (H 904 / S 587) would enter Massachusetts into the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact, a network that aims to reduce poaching of wildlife through information sharing between states and reciprocal recognition of suspensions and revocations of fishing, …
Read More »Camper to Officer: Miramar’s cop awards ‘Hangin’ summer program 5-0 ′ for career path – WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
(WSVN) – There is a summer camp in South Florida that tries to bridge the gap between police and children in the communities they serve, and for a former camper it has led to so much more. Karen Hensel of the night shift has this special mission report: Camp Connection. …
Read More »New Braunfels and Comal County call for local contribution to region’s mobility projects | Community alert
Residents mired in increasingly noisy pedestrian and vehicular traffic jams now have the opportunity to promote New Braunfels and Comal County mobility projects for state and federal funding. The Alamo Region Metropolitan Planning Organization, which directs state and federal funding towards mobility projects in Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe and Kendall counties, …
Read More »Centraide supports Pal Camp | WIVT
BINGHAMTON, NY – United Way is joining with other local donors to help beautify a summer camp that provides outdoor activities for area children and a way to build relationships between the community and the police. United Way today announced a $ 20,000 grant to the Binghamton Police Athletic League, …
Read More »Troutman Pepper Adds Former EPA Water Officer
Law360 (June 18, 2021, 4:52 p.m. EDT) – Troutman Pepper caught a former senior Trump administration official at the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Water, adding to his practice group on the environment and natural resources in Washington, DC Anna Wildeman is expected to join the company later …
Read More »Area Tech Center, a goal for the future of county schools
Nelson County Schools Superintendent Wes Bradley has said growing the Zone Technology Center is a priority for the district, regardless of how the discussion of a community campus merger unfolds over the next few years. month. âTraditionally, the district was reluctant to invest in the building when we did not …
Read More »$ 4.3M Cicero Creek Reconstruction Project Launched This Year | New
TIPTON – A $ 4.3 million project to stop erosion and reduce flooding along Cicero Creek in Tipton is set to start later this year after more than 10 years of delays, lawsuits and pushbacks from some residents. Tipton County surveyor Jason Henderson said the project is scheduled to begin …
Read More »Financial planners follow in the footsteps of Cirencester charity
Colleagues at Cirencester based financial planning firm Proposal come out in August to help support one of the city’s long-standing charities. The three-person Proposito team – Managing Director Huw Jones, Jade Shelton and Sarah Egan – together plan to complete 202,021 stages in 20 days, starting August 1, to benefit …
Read More »5 WPIAL graduates turned NFL players into a squad to create a youth football camp
On Thursday, five former WPIAL graduates and current NFL players announced they will team up to host a youth football camp in Pittsburgh in July. Miles Sanders (Woodland Hills, Philadelphia Eagles), Damar Hamlin (Central Catholic, Buffalo Bills), Khaleke Hudson (McKeesport, Washington football team), Paris Ford (Steel Valley, Los Angeles Rams) …
Read More »Topeka will receive $ 760,000 for cost sharing project
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Topeka will receive $ 760,000 to extend the 8th Avenue bike path. Governor Laura Kelly says she wishes to congratulate the Town of Topeka on accepting $ 763,000 in cost-sharing funds. She said the money would be used to extend the 8th Avenue bike path from …
Read More »MicroVision appoints Drew Markham as General Counsel
REDMOND, Wash., June 17, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – MicroVision, Inc. (NASDAQ: MVIS), a leader in automotive semiconductor lidar and micro-display technology for augmented reality, announced today the appointment of Drew Markham as General Counsel, reporting to Managing Director Sumit Sharma. âI am delighted to welcome Drew to MicroVision,â said Sumit …
Read More »Chelsea residents are already fighting for clean air, green spaces and now, protection from rising waters
“When we fight, we win!” At almost all manifestations, it is a common song; but in environmental justice communities, it’s a daily mantra. Fresh air, clean water, and healthy green spaces are commonplace in many communities, but not in most low-income communities and communities of color. For places like Chelsea, …
Read More »Minding My Math Business Summer Camp at WKU Focuses on Math and Mindfulness
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) – Minding My Math Business is a four-day summer camp at WKU that mixes math and mindfulness, presented by WKU professors from the math and counseling departments and student affairs in partnership with For a Real Change, Inc. and The Kelly M. Burch Institute for Transformative …
Read More »New Braunfels City Council Gives Green Light for Funding Business Center and Trail Map | Community alert
New Braunfels City Council members on Monday approved recommendations from the New Braunfels Economic Development Corporation board of directors that will help design part of the Dry Comal Creek bike and hiking trail and keep the children’s center running. city ââbusinesses. Members approved a project expense recommendation of up to …
Read More »Peachtree Corners, Ga., Tests new vehicle technology at all
(TNS) – Peachtree Corners is testing technology that allows vehicles to communicate with their surroundings in hopes of improving public safety and traffic flow. The Curiosity Lab, the state-funded innovation lab in the city of Gwinnett, is partnering with Jacobs and Qualcomm Technologies to implement Cellular Vehicle to Anything, or …
Read More »Low-cost music camp begins in Fort Worden
PORT TOWNSEND – A paid music camp for kids in grades five through high school – beginners included – is coming soon to the Fort Worden State Park campus. âI can’t wait to get the kids back to music,â said Daniel Ferland, one of 10 teachers about to deliver the …
Read More »Federal and state lawmakers seek funding for construction of new bridge
BATON ROUGE – The wheels may not turn fast enough on a drive to fix dilapidated roads and bridges, but they roll. A bipartisan infrastructure plan has been presented to the White House. It would move $ 1 trillion toward transportation improvements and could fund the construction of a new …
Read More »Hurricane Safety Tips for Pet Owners
The hurricane season lasts from June to November, with the The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predict above-average thunderstorm activity in 2021. Of course, we’re thinking about how to prepare for a weather emergency for our families, stocking up on non-perishable food, water, and making sure we have batteries …
Read More »Missouri AG denounces Biden’s EPA for “federal land grab” following reestablishment of water rule
EXCLUSIVE – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt in a letter to the Biden administration on Tuesday condemned the “federal government land grab” by the Environmental Protection Agency for its decision to revise the Obama-era definition of “United States waters” (WOTUS). The letter comes after President Biden’s EPA and the Army …
Read More »Here is a list of resources to help keep our kids safe and engaged this summer.
Many organizations in Milwaukee, including the Urban Ecology Center, offer summer programs for youth. (File photo by Sue Vliet) Last summer, the COVID-19 pandemic severely limited or closed almost all youth programs in Milwaukee or made them virtual. But luckily this year there are many programs in place looking for …
Read More »Brunswick Region Historical Society steeple project nearing completion
BRUNSWICK, Ohio — A plan to erect a steeple at Heritage Farm, 4613 Laurel Road, to include the former steeple of First Christian Church, was discussed at the June 14 city council meeting in the following the approval of the preliminary site plans at the town planning committee meeting on …
Read More »Brazil: 41 cases of COVID-19 linked to Copa America
The Copa America trophy is placed on the pitch ahead of the opening match between Brazil and Venezuela at the National Stadium in Brasilia, Brazil on Sunday, June 13, 2021 (AP Photo / Ricardo Mazalan) Ricardo Mazalan PA SAO PAULO Brazil’s Health Ministry has documented 41 Copa America-related COVID-19 cases, …
Read More »Regarding US waters, the EPA thinks the eighth time will be the charm | Mintz
This morning, Juan Carlos Rodriguez reports in Law 360 what EPA administrator Regan had previously suggested – that the Biden administration apparently thinks the eighth time can really be the charm when it comes to the EPA’s efforts to determine the scope of Federal Clean Water Act by regulation. In …
Read More »5 awesome summer camps in Fresno still registered for 2021
One of the most exciting reappearances for parents and children when we start emerging from a pandemic living condition is summer camp! Some camps remain closed this summer and are all affected by the need to cut numbers to allow for social distancing, but the good news is that there …
Read More »Lafayette is proud, restores cultural funding, more discussions on drainage and new rules for waste, landfill and development • The current
Here is a selection of items on the agenda for this week’s municipal and parish council meetings. To see the full programs, see the links below. municipal Council Ad LGBTQ + Pride Month proclamation. As Mayor-President Josh Guillory refuses to declare June Pride Month, continuing to claim it is “unnecessarily …
Read More »Colombia says 2 members of the coaching staff are positive
An aerial view of the Arena Pantanal stadium which will host the Copa America soccer match between Colombia and Ecuador on Sunday, in Cuiaba, Brazil on Saturday, June 12, 2021 (AP Photo / Andre Penner) Andre Penner PA SAO PAULO Colombia said on Sunday that two members of its coaching …
Read More »Families gather in Carthage for an agricultural demonstration camp for young people | Local News
CARTHAGE, Missouri – Nine summers ago, at the age of 21, Chastain Leggett had an idea that combined his passions and helping people start his own business. The Columbus, Kansas native took his love for his Christian faith, his love for children and his passion for showing farm animals at …
Read More »City Corner: State and Federal Grants Help Fund Victoria’s Future | Government
Grants are a vital part of a city’s financial strategy, helping to fund projects ranging from sidewalks to pond gates to a duck pond. However, grant regulations can be difficult to navigate, and without the proper effort many cities end up leaving money on the table. Last year, the City …
Read More »Ultimate Medical Academy celebrates the start of
Tampa, Fla., June 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – – Ultimate Medical Academy (UMA), a nonprofit higher education institution with a mission to equip and empower students to excel in careers Health Center, welcomed more than 5,500 WBU graduates to the Clearwater campus and online community in a virtual launch ceremony …
Read More »Our gem: From flammable to exploitable: the United States Clean Water Act
The United States’ Clean Water Act of 1972 (CWA) resulted in dramatic improvements in water quality. It’s hard to believe how bad the water pollution was in previous decades. Cleveland’s petroleum-laden Cuyahoga River caught fire in 1969, as it had done 13 times since 1868. Three other rivers caught fire …
Read More »Just call for clean water | Editorials and columns
Finding a balance between environmental protection and development conducive to economic growth has always been the challenge of environmental regulation. The Trump administration was not interested in balance, however. He easily took away science-based environmental protections for the benefit of developers everywhere. Particularly egregious was the elimination of an Environmental …
Read More »Federal funds requested to help renovate the old Taos County courthouse | Local News
TAOS – It’s seen better days, the old Taos County Courthouse. As Democratic Representative of the United States Teresa Leger Fernández recently visited the iconic building in Taos Square, she saw first-hand the need to rehabilitate this piece of the city’s history. Taos Mayor Daniel Barrone, Taos County Director Brent …
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Read More »Over 2,900 children to benefit from Princeton Area Community Foundation COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Fund grants for summer programs
Princeton Area Community Foundation à Princeton Area Community Foundation The Princeton Area Community Foundation has awarded $ 199,000 in COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Fund grants to nonprofits running summer programs that will include instruction to help students overcome learning losses caused by the pandemic. “Through these grants, we are helping …
Read More »Newark Rotary Brings Clean Water to Rural Mexican Community | New
NEWARK – The Rotary Club of Newark is partnering with Living Waters for the World to bring clean water, sanitation and economic development to the rural community of Tabi in Quintana Roo, Mexico. This is not the first water project for Newark Rotary in this region of Yucatán. In 2012, …
Read More »City Requests $ 24.4 Million Federal Grant for Downtown Improvements | New
The City of Johnstown plans to make one of its largest grant applications ever in the next round of funding to rebuild America’s infrastructure with sustainability and equity. City council voted unanimously on Wednesday, minus one absent, to submit a proposal for $ 24,447,764 through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s …
Read More »Eugene Calvert Graham “Beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather and Brother” | News, Sports, Jobs
WARREN, Pennsylvania – Eugene Calvert “Uncomfortable” Graham, 78, of Warren, formerly of Shinglehouse, died at his home with his loving wife and sons by his side on Wednesday, June 9, 2021, after a courageous battle with cancer. Born Friday October 23, 1942 in Morgantown, W. Va. He was the son …
Read More »Answer to the question: what is the status of Ripon’s Vermont / Parkway patio project? | New
Question: What is the status of the Vermont Street and Parkway Terrace project? Reply: The Vermont Street / Parkway Terrace reconstruction project is expected to begin later this month, as the city recently held a pre-construction meeting with contractor, James Peterson Sons, Inc. of Medford, Wisconsin. According to city administrator …
Read More »PCCS: Summer Meal Pickup, P-CCS Extended Summer Day Camp and P-CCS Community Education
Starting June 16, Plymouth-Canton Community Schools will once again be offering free meal pickups to school families and the community. Meals will be available every Wednesday through August 18 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Salem High School on Joy Rd. Meals will include five breakfasts and five lunches. …
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