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Share  Velux Group USA has named the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lakelands region as a 2021 grant recipient of the company’s new Community Support Program. The four-year commitment includes a financial donation of $75,000 and a plan to brighten the gymnasium with Velux skylights, according to a news release. The Boys & Girls Clubs’ mission is to enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens. Members participate in evidence-based programs designed to put them on the path for success, the release said. Greenwood native and NFL cornerback...

Published May 2, 2021, 11:21 AM ILOILO CITY —  Fifteen communist sympathizers in this city have pledged to support the government.   TURNING ON A NEW LEAF — A total of 15 former communist sympathizers pledge allegiance to the government in a ceremony in Iloilo City.  (Photo courtesy of 301st IB) They took their oath and denounced support to the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and its armed wing of New People’s Army (NPA) in a ceremony in Molo district. They were mostly working in the transportation sector and had membership with the Padrias Parian Drivers Association (PPD...

The Php16-B intended for 822 barangays directly benefit at least 350 Ancestral Domains all over the country which have been long neglected of development;The funds goes directly to the Provincial Government or City Government who have BDP Projects directly coming from DBM;None of these funds passes...

Posted: Apr 14, 2021 3:24 PM CT | Last Updated: April 14 A pilot project is being launched as early as June aimed at improving downtown.(Kirk Fraser/CBC) The City of Regina, Regina police and the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID) are launching a pilot project aimed at making downtown more welcoming and safe while helping people in need. The Community Support Program (CSP) will consist of up to four people patrolling downtown streets in pairs between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. They'll work with community organizations to provide food, shelter, health care, risk prevention, ha...

Article content In an effort to ensure Regina’s downtown is safe and inclusive for everyone, a new team will hit the pavement in June, focused on providing help and access to supports for those in need. The Community Support Program — currently set up as an 18-month pilot — will see a team of four individuals trained in areas like mediation, mental health, deescalation, first aid, overdose intervention, trauma support and culturally informed practices. The team will be connected to community service agencies, allowing them to get vulnerable people the help they need. We apologize, but t...