Volunteer with Lubbock Habitat on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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While some may take the day off, Lubbock Habitat for Humanity will be working on Martin Luther King Day. The nonprofit organization is requesting Lubbock residents to assist them in building affordable housing for those in need.
Lubbock Habitat Executive Director Christy Reeves tells KAMC News that the best way to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. is to give back to the East Lubbock community.
Habitat for Humanity will be hard at work on Monday, Jan. 18, working in the Talkington Addition construction site at 4040 North Guava. Habitat for Humanity, with funding from the J.T. and Margaret Talkington Foundation, began working on the addition of 22 new homes back in March of 2016.
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Jan 13, 2021 8:10 AM
(NOBLE) The Noble Village Board met for a regular meeting this past Monday night. The Board : agreed to pay all bills as presented : heard an update on the CURES Relief Funds to help statewide villages recover COVID-19 related expenses – while the Village of Noble will receive approximately $4,500, it will also be requesting additional fund reimbursements : heard an update on the Strong Community Project, which provides grant monies to demolish nuisance homes – the Village of Noble applied, but did not qualify : noted ransomware concerns with small municipalities and their Village Halls – however, the Village of Noble’s computer provider, Bspeedy, says the Village’s computer system is protected : noted that training for the Village Treasurer is this month at a cost of approximately $600 to $700 : noted the Annual Sexual Harassment training for the Board was held after Monday night’s meeting : and noted the Noble Village Hall will be closed next Monda
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Dr. Kent Montgomery, head of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Texas A&M-Commerce, considers the major space projects planned for 2021. One is the DART project, in which NASA and the Japanese space agency are sending a spacecraft to collide with an asteroid, as a way of developing a method of protecting Earth against a disastrous collision. Also, NASA will attempt to land an Orion space capsule on the moon, with plans to send astronauts back to the moon by 2024.
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