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Tuesday, March 9, 2021 - 12:31 pm CANTON -- Each year in March, the Zonta Club of Canton presents a varying number of local community members with its symbol, long-stemmed yellow roses, to coincide with International Women’s Day, March 8. The purpose of the award is to honor individuals who have made an impact on the lives of those they serve whether through employment or volunteer work. The 2021 recipients are Dr. Dana McGuire and Barbara Adams. Dr. Dana McGuire has served as the St. Lawrence County Public Health Director for the past three years. She has been at the ...

  And a $100,000 Construction Grant From the Hoehl Family Foundation.Photo: Alburgh Family Clubhouse Childcare Center_DWA Rendering Vermont Business Magazine Last week was a big one for the non-profit Alburgh Family Clubhouse, Inc. On March 2, Alburgh voters approved building the center on school property with a 2-1 margin (404-200). And the next day, the childcare center was awarded $100,000 toward construction costs by the Hoehl Family Foundation. The Alburgh Family Clubhouse will serve 62 children: 16 infants, 10 toddlers, 18 preschoolers, and 18 school-age children, beginning wi...

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If you're able to go above and beyond to help us during this important time, please consider making an additional financial contribution. Click here to contribute. The Green Valley News provided a questionnaire to the 10 candidates for the Green Valley Recreation Board of Directors. The responses are below and have not been edited. The election began Feb. 19 and ends March 26. GVR will announce results March 31 during the annual meeting. Gary Austin I decided to become a candidate for the GVR Board because I feel neglected and ignored by the current Board. I’ll do my best to represent ...

Jay Manning / PublicSource Allegheny County officials realized last autumn that Pennsylvania’s CARES Rent Relief Program wasn’t helping many tenants and landlords here. So they made a decision apparently unique in the commonwealth: They largely ditched state rules, stopped spending state money, and opened the spigot on their own rent relief program.   Months before, in June, County Executive Rich Fitzgerald dedicated as much as $25 million in the county's federal CARES Act allocation to rent relief. The county used that money to double the state-set per-tenant maximum of $750 a mont...