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Georgia United Credit Union Foundation Announces 2021 School Crashers Recipients Share Article School Crashers is Georgia United Credit Union Foundation’s largest community service program that offers schools across the state an opportunity to apply for a facility makeover. The program strengthens communities by supporting local school systems with the end goal of improving the learning environment for the students, faculty and staff. Georgia United Credit Union team members celebrate with West Newton Elementary School, a 2021 School Crashers recipient that will receive a facility makeover ...

Beverly Day is running for another term as a town councillor for Grand Bay-Westfield. (Photo: Submitted) A possible returning town councillor is concerned about municipal reform and its effects on Grand Bay-Westfield. Beverly Day said among other things, she wants to ensure the tax rate stays stable. She said she has experience working on various community and town committees including the planning advisory council, age-friendly, ProKids, and the PSSC Harbour View High School. Day is a former retail food services manager at the Saint John Regional Hospital and is also a professional clown nam...

Cereal box challenge raises 3,544 boxes for food pantries Share Erskine Academy Domino Challenge 2021 Blais Photography SOUTH CHINA — Responding to a challenge issued by the Jobs for Maine Graduates students of Cony High School in Augusta to their peers at Erskine Academy, the school exceeded the 1,000 box challenge, raising 3,544 boxes of cereal for its local food pantries. Given only two weeks (one while the school was operating fully remote), Erskine’s goal of 1,334 boxes of cereal (one more than Cony High’s recorded total) was more than doubled. On April 5, cereal boxes were lined ...

Print “Going forward, the city is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion,” Huntington Beach Mayor Kim Carr said in a phone interview Monday. “We are taking steps to make sure that all voices are heard. It’s going to be something that we need to work on consistently, and it’s going to take time. We are doing that healing process right now.” Though the scene was largely peaceful, small skirmishes broke out throughout the crowd. Most of the nearly 500 people in attendance were supporting an anti-racism counter-protest organized by Tory Johnson, the founder of local grassroots ...

A large crowd marched through downtown Mountain View Sunday to protest anti-Asian hate. Hundreds of people took to the streets of downtown Mountain View Sunday to show support for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, as well as to call attention to anti-Asian racism both historically and in the present day. Protesters gathered at the Mountain View train station and marched to Mountain View City Hall, where speakers, including young people and elected officials, addressed the crowd. High school students spearheaded the event. Los Altos High School junior Jeannette Wang vol...