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In late April, a COVID-19 outbreak exploded at the Teen Challenge Center in Johnson with 26 cases of the virus so far, according to the Vermont Department of Health.

  KITCHENER -- Rosewater Developments, a real estate developer from Vaughan, has confirmed it plans to purchase the former Lot42 property in Kitchener. The site on Ardelt Place has been used by A Better Tent City since April 2020, housing some of the region’s most vulnerable. Rosewater Developments said the sale is expected to close this September. The company said it plans to take on existing tenants. The tent city is not included in the sale and residents have until the end of June to move out. Some of the 50 residents called the space a safe haven. “Gave me stability. To be hon...

Bald Eagles find wingman through conservation project Bald Eagles find wingman through conservation project In celebration of Earth Month, ShopRite and Procter & Gamble present a check for $13,000 to the Conserve Wildlife Foundation (CWF) of New Jersey to support the organization's all-volunteer Bald Eagle Project. The presentation took place on April 7 at Mercer County Park in West Windsor. Pictured left to right: Robert Zuehlke, manager of Corporate Social Responsibility, ShopRite; David Wheeler, executive director, CWF, and Ron Doyle, senior account representative, P&G. PHOTO COURTESY O...

For the homeless, Kitchener's Better Tent City offers alternative to typical shelters On a former industrial site in Kitchener, Ont., there are approximately two dozen brightly coloured cabins. At less than 100 square feet each, they are so small they don’t require a building permit. But for people facing homelessness, the small homes offer crucial features: privacy, a door to lock and a safe place to keep their belongings. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: Feb 20, 2021 7:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 20 Richard King is a resident of A Better Tent City, a community of people living ...

Wednesday, January 20, 5 p.m. Four members of Motus Theater's JustUs, formerly incarcerated monologists, will offer autobiographical monologues about the racism and injustice of the criminal justice system; their monologues will be woven together with musical responses by Spirit of Grace. The free program is presented as part of the new MCA Denver Citizenship: a Practice of Society exhibit; sign up here. Wednesday, January 20, 6 p.m. Musicians are storytellers, and their songs allow the community to remember our struggles and triumphs. In honoring this democratic, storytelling musical tr...