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Image Credit: FACEBOOK / Sunbeams and Freckles Photography January 10, 2021 - 9:31 AM Kamloops photographer Peggy Knaak had her work recently published in the renowned The Front Steps Project book, where photographers from all over the world contributed portraits of families sheltered in place, posing on the front steps of their homes. Knaak, who operates her photography website under Sunbeams and Freckles Photography, succeeded in raising over $7,000 for the Kamloops Food Ba...

15 photographers from CT participated in the Front Steps Project John Kovach FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Meghan Murphy Gould photographs the Schlafman family as part of the Front Steps Project in New Canaan Saturday, April 25.John Kovach / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Works by four New Canaan photographers have been chosen for a book on "The Front Steps Project."Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of6 4of6 A new book includes photos from around the world taken as part of The F...

Corbin Cares raises $100K for Dariens essential workers Susan Shultz FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Corbin Cares has raised over $100,000 to provide meals for essential workers. Dan Anderson at Darien Fire Department.Katherine Calderwood /Show MoreShow Less 2of6 Corbin Cares has raised over $100,000 to provide meals for essential workers. Captain Jeremiah Marron, Officer Michael Dos Santos, Lieutenant Alison Hudyma, Captain Robert Shreders, and Chief Donald B. AndersonKatherine CalderwoodShow MoreSh...

* Inaugural State of the School District luncheon, hosted by PPIE, celebrates local businesses that support the schools. * U.S. magistrate dismisses the claim by James Steinle and Elizabeth Sullivan that the government should be held responsible for the negligence of a U.S. Bureau of Land Management ranger whose loaded gun, which was stolen from his parked SUV, later fired the bullet that killed their daughter Kate Steinle, 32, in San Francisco on July 1, 2015. * Hundreds of womens rights advoc...

KUT The Days Inn on I-35 in Central Austin is one of a handful of hotels the city rented or bought to shelter homeless Austinites during the pandemic. The city plans on closing and consolidating some sites. Last Wednesday, Helen Davis was in St. Louis, tired, sore and 825 miles from home without bus fare or a place to stay. As cars whizzed by, she wracked her brain, trying to think of an excuse – something to tell the bus driver so hed let her on for free. Shed tried to pay in pennies that mo...

UpdatedTue, Dec 22, 2020 at 3:23 pm ET Reply Patch asked readers to nominate Local Businesses of the Year. (Caren Lissner/Patch) ALPHARETTA/MILTON, GA — Its been a tough year for Alpharetta and Milton businesses. The coronavirus pandemic presented enormous challenges for most, from the stay-home orders in the spring to restrictions and other hurdles from fall into winter. To recognize all their efforts, Patch asked readers to nominate Local Businesses of the Year, whether it was the restaura...