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Healthy Lincoln County, in partnership with OUT Maine, and local organizations launched a virtual drop-in space, titled Removing Barriers Together, as a way to help LGBTQ+ youth have a safe place and voice in Lincoln County. All youth who identify...
Healthy Lincoln County, in partnership with OUT Maine, and local organizations launched a virtual drop-in space, titled Removing Barriers Together, as a way to help LGBTQ+ youth have a safe place and voice in Lincoln County. All youth who identify...
Wellpoint Care Network, the Milwaukee-based human services agency formerly known as SaintA, unveiled plans for a multi-phased renovation of its northwest side headquarters.
White Plains offers teens with appetite for entrepreneurship opportunity to run food truck News 12 Staff Updated on: Jul 23, 2021, 12:25am The city of White Plains offered some teens a chance to see what it was like to run a food truck. Four teens who have an appetite for entrepreneurship were part of the Project Thrive program. The teens got to cook and also learned lessons in customer service and tracking money. Customers support the initiative by purchasing fries, hot dogs and chicken tenders. Healthy items like apples and oranges were also on the menu. Mayor Tom Roach says none of this ...
Storyboard base Te Taiwhenua o Tamatea chairman Dr Roger Maaka said Ngā Ara Tipuna will enable the history of Tamatea to be learned, understood and acknowledged, in a way that is unique in New Zealand. “As well as sharing knowledge with our wider population and bringing visitors to our rohe, it will enable us to make our history real for our rangatahi, so they can understand how it relates to them and where they are today, and give them a good grounding to become mentors for the next generation ". This week’s installation signals the near-completion of five years of planning and construc...