February 16, 2021
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The League of Women Voters of Greater Haverhill is hosting its annual Women’s History Month display in a first-floor storefront at Harbor Place, Merrimack Street, in Haverhill.
This year’s display focuses on “Women in Power,” recognizing every woman presently elected to represent Haverhill from Washington, D.C., to City Hall. The project is being spearheaded by Vice President Kay Herlihy and the window display concept executed by webmaster Eamon Morrow.
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Chocolates as it is time to celebrate this Loving Community! HAPPY Early Valentines Day!
This week GR-18 was stopped in its track and took the chance on love and spread the message of love to one and all!
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February 10, 2021
Portion of book cover from “The Harris Narratives: An Introspective Study of a Transracial Adoptee,” by Susan Harris O’Connor.
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Power of Self Education begins its 2021 Black History Speaker Series tonight with Susan Harris O’Connor discussing her “Harris Racial Identity Theory: Reflections of a Transracial Adoptee,” and continues tomorrow night with Miguel Andres Quiñones and Christian White with “BIPOC Barriers in Business and Nonprofits: A Candid Conversation.”
Ashes imposed on the forehead of a Christian on Ash Wednesday.
Atkinson Congregational Church is again hosting “Ashes to Go,” drive-up receipt of ashes and a blessing from Pastor Jim Thomas on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 17.
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Area residents are invited to drive into the church’s parking lot at 101 Main St., Atkinson, between 8-9 a.m. or 4-5 p.m., Ash Wednesday. Drivers this year are also able to place donated groceries and perishable foods for local food banks.
Black History Month 2021 events planned for the Grand Rapids area
Updated Feb 06, 2021;
Posted Feb 06, 2021
February is Black History Month. Pictured is a display of items collected by George Bayard, who opened the Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives in 2016, on Monroe Center NW in Grand Rapids. (Allison Farrand | MLive.com)Allison Farrand | MLive.com
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Multiple Grand Rapids organizations are hosting events celebrating Black History Month, including featured speakers, community discussions, plays and exhibits throughout February.
Most of the events will be held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but there are also some socially distanced in-person programming and self-guided tours available. There are more options than ever to learn about Black culture, history and experiences.