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Think and succeed like an Olympian with this three-course training package Charles Thompson StackCommerceStackCommerce Let’s face it: Watching these world-class athletes vault, run, swim and lift their way to the medal podium in Tokyo this summer has been quite humbling. However, seeing their success in their respective sports shouldn’t serve as a reminder of talents we lack, but rather, it should serve as motivation.  Sure, it might be too late to compete for your spot in Tokyo or Paris in 2024, but there’s still ample time to learn a number of the mental traits Olympians worldwide po...

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the economic inequities in communities of color, emphasizing persistent gaps in healthcare, employment, and education. The

Diamond Resorts Honored by American Business Awards For Providing 10,000 Free Room Nights to Medical Workers & First Responders Vacation Ownership Company's Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions Also Honored as Top Sporting Event News provided by Share this article Share this article LAS VEGAS, May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Diamond Resorts®, a global leader in the hospitality, vacation ownership and entertainment industries, has been honored with several Stevie Awards as part of the 19th Annual American Business Awards. The awards, which recognize accomplishments of America's businesses a...

Article content City of Sault Ste. Marie has partnered with Clean North to encourage local residents to reduce waste by taking the Plastic Free Pledge. Clean North volunteer Abby Obenchain brought the idea to the city in late 2020 after learning about a similar movement in Sudbury. She developed a project proposal on behalf of Clean North, including a waste audit form, and brought it to city staff who were eager to refine the idea for the Sault. Spencer Lavergne, the city’s Supervisor of Waste Management, told Sault This Week staff had been on the lookout for creative ways to encourage re...

Home care workers are set to see their pay increased this year after a tie up between Powys Council and home care agencies in the county. The "Powys Pledge" is a three-year programme aimed at developing the home care – also known as domiciliary care – sector in the county. Each week, the council commissions more than 10,000 hours of home care from provider agencies to help residents to continue to live independently at home. Now an extra £1.50 is to be added to the average hourly rate paid to care agencies which sign up to the Bronze level of the Powys Pledge for existing package...