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Share this article Share this article PHILADELPHIA, April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Girls Nite Live (GNL), the multiple platform, feel-good channel, was conceptualized and launched in 2020, with a founding purpose to provide an earning platform for women whose income was compromised due to the pandemic.  The Hot New Channel That Amplifies the Voices of Women! Thursday night at 7:30pm ET, GNL will provide an opportunity for female comedians to reach its audience of 700,000+ fans and share original material in its first-ever, virtual stand-up Comedy Night. The lineup of comics includes Charli...

$1,000 was donated to support the Arts After School program. 9:50 am, Feb. 23, 2021 × Penny Steckler, left, Bank Forward employee and Forward Foundation volunteer, presents a $1,000 donation to Mindy Schmitz, executive director of the Jamestown Fine Arts Center. Submitted photo The Forward Foundation is has announced that it donated $1,000 to the Jamestown Fine Arts Center. The funds will be used to support the Arts After School program. Arts After School is a creative after-school experience for students in grades 3–6 each school day from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Students explore a wide ...

Ice carousel record-holders seek to best themselves as part of fundraising event Organizers of the fourth annual Sunny Zwilling Memorial Ice Carousel Extravaganza (or I.C.E. Fest) attempted to break their own record for the world’s largest ice carousel during the two-day festival that started Saturday, Feb. 13, in Little Falls. 4:00 am, Feb. 15, 2021 × Volunteers Jeff Pfannenstein (left), Mark Zwilling, John Osmek and Dana LaVoi push a slab of ice under the ice shelf Saturday, Feb. 13, while building the world's largest ice carousel. The Sunny Zwilling Ice Carousel Ex...

Fruit trees, shrubbery and a shaded pavilion, may be in the future for the Deer River Community Garden, which was announced Monday at the Jan. 25 regular meeting of the

Through virtual workshops, Girls Nite Live aims to give women a platform Courtesy of Girls Nite Live Shelly Fisher, Peg Casullo Hertrich and Ed Lack met on Zoom with 12 SU interns at Girls Nite Live. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Syracuse University alumna Shelly Fisher and her team lived “100 days in 10” in April when they created Girls Night Live in only 10 days. “They’re not kidding,” Fisher said with a laugh. GNL, which was originally called Girls Nite...