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April 1, 2021
Denmark Elementary School is renaming their walking trail Serenity Walk and Dallas’ Dash.
The former students, Serenity Wilkes and Dallas Weddle, overcame health issues they battled while attending the school.
The Tennessee State University Cooperative Extension sponsored the dedication to kickoff the initiative, Connected Communities: Walk Across Denmark.
TSU Extension Agent and County Director, Dr. Cane Reeves says the project emphasizes the importance of staying healthy.
“An eight week program to help kids stay active throughout the classroom, throughout the day to collect their steps,” Reeves said.
The winning participants of the initiative will receive a party for their class at the end of the program.
NORRISTOWNÂ â As the process to review submissions for the 54th annual Montgomery Awards Program gets underway, officials were looking for excellence.
âWeâre trying to emphasize whatâs really exceptional so that it can inspire people to keep doing that,â said Pattie E.B. Guttenplan, the assistant director of design and outreach for the Montgomery County Planning Commission.
There have been 222 projects recognized since the awards program was first created in 1967, according to a county spokesperson. More than 50 years later, the countyâs planning commission continues to review residential, commercial, historical, revitalization, transportation, and open space projects.
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Guttenplan oversaw the proceedings of the 53rd annual award ceremony, which occurred in the midst of the public health crisis.
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As many Americans continue to work, attend virtual school and spend the majority of their free time at home, access to fast, reliable internet has never been more important. While a slow at-home connection used to be frustrating, now it can mean the difference between getting important work done or getting left out.
Unsurprisingly, renters are now prioritizing access to fast internet service when they look for their next home, and evidence shows that demand will only continue to grow, even once the country returns to business as usual.
The 2020 National Multifamily Housing Council/Kingsley Associates Apartment Resident Preferences Report, which surveyed apartment renters in 2019 before the coronavirus pandemic hit, found that high-speed internet was important to 91.7% of residents.
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CHERRY HILL, N.J., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ TD Charitable Foundation, the charitable giving arm of TD Bank, America s Most Convenient Bank
®, today awarded 32 local organizations from Maine to Florida nearly $5 million through its 15
th Annual Housing for Everyone grant competition. The Housing for Everyone program has awarded more than $32 million in grants to over 500 community organizations since 2005.
The 2020 competition focused on supporting organizations that provide direct rent relief and supportive services to individuals hit hardest by the pandemic. To commemorate the 15
th anniversary of Housing for Everyone, the TD Charitable Foundation increased the total amount of grants to be awarded by 30%, from $3.75 million to $4.9 million. Grants ranging from $125,000 - $250,000 were awarded to organizations working to help COVID-impacted households remain in safe, affordable rental units.