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City of Kalamazoo to apply to Michigan Department of Natural Resources Kzoo Parks and last updated 2021-02-01 16:48:17-05 Kalamazoo’s Parks and Recreation Department will apply for grants to support the Farmers’ Market. Specifically, the department will apply for a Trust Fund Development and Recreation Passport grant to add a fruit and vegetable-themed playground and replace the current restroom building. The new playground will be accessible year-round in Edison and will provide ad...

The Kalamazoo Farmers Market is looking to make some big changes which they hope will get approved by the city next month as requested by The Parks & Recreation Department. On Tuesday, March 2 at 5:30 p.m., theyre encouraging the public to comment on the project they have in mind at the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting, where they seek approval for a Trust Fund Development and Recreation Passport, which will allow them to add a fruit and vegetable-themed playground and replace the...

Article content In the face of COVID-19 Huron Hospice invites donors to join the ‘Make Every day Matter’ campaign to support programs and services offered at the local hospice. “Although the government does not cover them, these daily programs and services are essential,” says Jay McFarlan, Huron Hospice board chair. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. “They impact our friends and neighbours, maybe even a family member.” According to McFarla...

By Mario A. Cortez At a media conference on Tuesday morning, the association of clinics formerly known as the Council of Community Clinics (CCC) unveiled their new branding and image as Health Center Partners (HCP). The locally based non profit association currently operates the largest primary care delivery system in the country and now seeks to continue to provide services locally through new alliances and subsidiaries. “Instead of waiting until people go to the hospital or a clinic, [clini...

Washtenaw County community furnishes over 25 apartments for those exiting homelessness Residents work with Ann Arbor organizations to ready homes for those in need Updated:  Tags:  Large furniture for the massive collaborative project was provided by HouseN2Home and Kiwanis. (Heidi Ruud / HouseN2Home) ANN ARBOR, Mich. – What do friends, families, realtors, neighbors, church groups, a tennis group, a Girl Scout troop, book clubs, coffee clubs, hospital staff, the Ann Arbor Thrift Store, a st...

By Steph Seidel Jan 15, 2021 9:59 PM Top Left: Nanase Tonda, Executive Director, Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta. Top Right: Jenna Hamilton, Communications and Fund Development Lead, Girls Inc. of Northern Alberta. Bottom Left: Shreeya Patel, Women of Inspiration Nominee. Bottom Right: Leanne Hawco, Communications Specialist, Bouchier. The final nominee is being named for the Girls Inc of Northern Alberta Women of Inspiration Series. Shreeya Patel will be honored virtually on March 8 wi...

PHOENIX (KVOA) – First Things First, Arizona’s early childhood agency, has received a $200,000 grant from the PNC Foundation to provide support to child care programs seeking health and safety guidance as they work to operate safely during the COVID-19 pandemic, the group announced in a news release Friday.   The grant from the PNC Foundation it said has allowed the creation of the AZ Healthy Child Care Helpline. Child care centers and home-based child care providers are now able to ca...

Mortgage Centre in Woodstock Donates $6,600 to VON Sakura House WOODSTOCK - VON Sakura House received a $6,600 donation today from the Mortgage Centre in Woodstock. Principal Broker and CEO Julie Brenneman says at the beginning of the year, the Mortgage Centre pledged theyd put $50.00 towards the charity from each mortgage they close. "For every mortgage that we close, we donate $50 on behalf of the client and then we send them a little thank you card as well as some information about the char...

December 15, 2020 California Giant Berry Farm’s 13-week digital fundraiser, Spreading Smiles, has culminated to $40,000 distributed to 13 non-profit organizations throughout the greater Pajaro Valley area. Due to restrictions around in-person events, California Giant’s annual fundraiser events and other activities throughout the year that support its communities’ non-profits had to be re-imagined. “California Giant has always been invested in our neighbors. With an emphasis on giving b...

by Paul Seebeck | Presbyterian News Service This fall, 20 cohorts were offered by the Christian Formation Partner Association Collective. LOUISVILLE — Gina Yeager-Buckley came away from her experience coaching the Presbyterian Youth Workers Association (PYWA) cohort for the Office of Christian Formation dramatically changed. “I’m excited again, renewed,” she said. “It took me back to my love and passion for youth ministry.” Gina Yeager-Buckley From the start, Yeage...