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The Local Hero Awards are back! After a one-time pandemic hiatus, we invite you to meet some of the most inspiring people in our community as they receive their awards. Join us for six short videos that tell their intimate, moving, and uplifting stories. Each year, Midpen Media selects six local unsung heroes providing amazing service to our local community. Each hero is featured in a short documentary telling the story of their work and presented with the Local Heroes Award. It’s our biggest...

Make Wyoming: Growing the States Small-Scale Producers, Makers, Artists & Artisans Virtual Workshops, May 25 to 27 Main Street America and the Wyoming Business Council will host virtual workshops dedicated to supporting Wyoming’s small businesses and craftsmen from May 25 to 27. Make Wyoming: Growing the State’s Small-Scale Producers, Makers, Artists, and Artisans is free thanks to support from the USDA, according to a press release from the WBC. Across Wyoming, entrepreneurs and small busi...

Monaco to Madagascar: Prince Albert II supports new project for sustainable water supplies © Helvetas / Flurina Rothenberger Joining forces to protect the environment and improve access to sustainable water supplies, the Prince Albert II Foundation and the One Drop Foundation launched a brand new five year initiative in Madagascar: the Telomiova Project. As a beacon of solidarity, the Principality has been fostering a culture of philanthropy for years, so in keeping with this generous spirit,...

Yes Prep Public Schools awarded $10,000 for music education Published:  Tags:  HOUSTON – YES Prep Music Teacher Chrissy Lucivjansky and YES Prep Chief Program Officer, Nella Garcia Urban stopped by Houston Life to highlight the importance of music education for low-income students and received a wonderful surprise. The high-performing public charter schools were chosen as the winners of the Scott and Sandi Borchettas’ MUSIC HAS VALUE Fund, a fund created in 2015 to provide financial aid t...

Conrad to oversee EOS’ Partnership Team tasked with inspiring, mentoring, and coaching school leaders toward their district’s equity goals

The Marthas Vineyard Times 1 of 7 VTA Administrator Angie Gompert joins members of the VTA advisory board in cutting the ribbon to a new charging facility. VTA administrator Angie Gompert. MassDOT Acting Administrator of Rail and Transit, Meredith Slesinger spoke at the ceremony. The crowd at the ceremony Friday. A new VTA solar canopy. VTA advisory board chair Alice Butler said there is a fleet of 12 electric buses presently and four more are coming next month. The Vineyard Transpo...

Lawmaker considers keeping evictions paused for struggling Minnesotans U.S. Senator Tina Smith discussed her plan during a virtual discussion and heard from non-profit representatives how RentHelpMN has impacted struggling tenants. Posted: May 14, 2021 6:22 PM Updated: May 14, 2021 10:34 PM Posted By: Jeremy Wall KIMT NEWS 3- Since the early days of the pandemic, landlords have not been allowed to evict Minnesotans. During a virtual discussion on Friday morning, U.S. Senator Tina Smith and Mi...

Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Main Street America (MSA) launched Main Street Online, a new tool to help businesses grow and strengthen their online and e-commerce capabilities. Supported by GoDaddy, the tool assesses the unique needs of individual small businesses through a series of questions and offers customized guidance for implementing and maximizing solutions to improve their digital presence. Main Street America The tool was conceived after M...

Interested in how you might pursue racial and social justice, as you understand these aims, in your work, in shaping the workplace, or through other efforts? Join us for a conversation oriented toward providing students with a practical opportunity to engage with Dartmouth alumni about their perspectives and experiences. This event is part of the Government Departments 2020-21 “Vow to Act” conversation series on racial justice. Panelist Bios: Jessica Guthrie ‘10 is a caregiver, justice ...

Community health clinic going door-to-door in hopes of vaccinating more Houstonians Vaccine outreach now going door-to-door in Houston FOX 26 Reporter Maria Salazar has more on what is being done to make sure everyone has the opportunity to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Houston - In Harris County, Latinos make up 31 percent of those who have gotten COVID-19 vaccine. Its now the same percentage as Whites, although Latinos make up 43 percent of the countys population and Whites are 29 percent.  ...