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Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR Apr 18, 2021 6:33 AM The provincial government is helping 14 communities and organizations in the northwest region rebuild and recover from the impacts of COVID-19. Washagamis Bay, near Kenora, is receiving $120,000 to build a new all-season multi-purpose outdoor rink. The money will also be used to develop and implement an outdoor recreation program and hire a new Recreation Program Coordinator. Pickle Lake is welcoming $113,300 to install a safe play structure, devel...

Caribou-Rec-Volunteer-2 CARIBOU, Maine -- April 6, 2021 -- After learning that the city rec department wouldnt be able to put in a new order of ski equipment this season, half a dozen volunteers came out the Caribou Wellness and Recreation Center on April 6 and worked to ensure that the ski program would be able to continue this year. (Courtesy of Neal Sleeper) CARIBOU, Maine -- April 6, 2021 -- After learning that the city rec department wouldnt be able to put in a new order of ski equipment t...

Northwest Arkansas summer camps make COVID-safe comeback Parents can register their kids for in-person programs. Share Updated: 7:24 AM CDT Apr 9, 2021 Parents can register their kids for in-person programs. Share Updated: 7:24 AM CDT Apr 9, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript 40/29S LYDIA FIELDER JOINS US LIVE. LYDIA, WHAT CAN PARENTS EXPECT FOR KIDS IN THAT AREA? WHILE BENTONVILLE AN ROGERS ARE FULLY OPEN FO SUMMER PROGRAMS, FAYETTEVILLE IS LIMITING REGISTRAT...

Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation​ A Rhode Island College education is concerned with the development of the "total person" - intellectually, physically, psychologically and socially. The primary objective of the Rhode Island College Intercollegiate Athletics, Intramural and Recreation Program is to provide members of the College community with the opportunity to participate in, at the level of choice, a broad based program which enhances their academic, cultural and social growth. Th...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: March 6, 2021 Editor: This 4.95-acre woodland is privately owned. The owner has proposed a 14-home subdivision for this property. That proposal, however, has been put on hold as the city approved a moratorium on all subdivisions while they finish updating the city tree code. The property has a unique natural terrain of deep ravines and steep slopes and rather than being developed would best serve the community if it was purchased for conservation purposes. Preserving...

Michael DiVittorio | Tribune-Review Oakmont officials plan to go with a state-approved contractor to develop a proposed pump track at Creekside Park.   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Oakmont officials plan to skip the traditional project bidding process in favor of a state-approved contractor to create a pump track in Creekside Park. Borough Manager Scot Fodi said council is expected to hire American Ramp C...

Popular chain opens Pierce County location, but most folks wont be able to eat there News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 3/2/2021 Abbie Shull, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.) Mar. 2—Pierce County is now home to Texas Roadhouse, a nationally popular chain famous for its steaks, signature dinner rolls and hourly line dancing. But since this location is on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, youll have a hard time getting a table unless you have a Department of Defense-issued ID. JBLM is a cont...

Easton and Quakertown have been designated as Keystone Communities Main Streets, allowing for funding that supports targeted investment and development to address community needs.

Feb 24, 2021 Roger F. Casale, 76, of Peachtree City, passed away on Feb. 9, 2021 following a long, issue with heart disease. He was born in Williamsport on June 20, 1944 to the late Dominic and Emma Jane Casale. Roger is survived by Ann Casale; sons Dominic Casale, Matthew Casale, and David Taylor; daughter, Erin Johnson; six wonderful grandchildren, Roger Casale, Mary Casale, Casey Currul, Thomas Taylor, Nick Johnson, and Lyndsey Johnson; one terrific great-grandson, Cade Currul; sisters, Donn...

February 16, 2021 The Regional Water Authority (RWA) and Connecticut Water are donating four water fountains equipped with touchless water bottle filling stations to Madison Public Schools and a community sports facility. The units are designed to cut down on single-use plastic bottle use and offer a safe alternative to drinking fountains during the COVID-19 pandemic. Subscribe "We are incredibly grateful these two companies came together to make this generous contribution to our students and c...