Donations starting to come in for WTOL 11's Gift of Joy toy drive
The drive runs until Dec. 18, giving kids in the care of Lucas County Children Services gifts during the holiday season.| WTOL RSS Feed: news
We were a group of about 20 hikers, navigating a stretch of rough terrain at the League’s Alder Creek property. Carefully avoiding the dreaded thickets of whitethorn, we descended from the ridgeline and entered a valley of towering giant sequoias. … The post How to create a welcoming sequoia destination for all by Alanna Smith appeared first on Save the Redwoods League - Protecting ancient redwood forests since 1918. -- read more at Save the Redwoods League.| Save the Redwoods League
Each person in these examples knows that they really need to get back to being creative when life has gotten in the way. But how? The post You Wanna Be Creative – When Life Has Other Plans first appeared on Anne Carley Creative.| Anne Carley Creative
The drive runs until Dec. 18, giving kids in the care of Lucas County Children Services gifts during the holiday season.| WTOL RSS Feed: news
Earlier this summer, Imlay City resident Lisbet Barragan, a 2024 Imlay City High School graduate and first-generation Mexican American, set out to capture untold stories from her community’s Hispanic population — and bring them to life on film.| Four County Community Foundation
Stone County launches cadet program to train teens for careers in law enforcement, fire and EMS—building future first responders from within the community. The post Stone County launches teen cadet program to fight recruitment crisis first appeared on RHCJC.| RHCJC
Petal becomes Mississippi’s second dementia-friendly city, launching free programs and resources to support residents and caregivers alike. The post Petal becomes second dementia-friendly city in Mississippi first appeared on RHCJC.| RHCJC
The Tractor Tug for Tots is an annual charity competition hosted by the Student Federation of the Ontario Agriculture College at the University of Guelph. The post Tractor Tug for Tots raises record $15K for kids appeared first on Farmtario.| FarmtarioTop Agriculture Stories & Latest Farming News | Farmtario
Insight does not always lead to integrity. Charisma does not usually mean honesty. Even respected philosophers or spiritual guides can struggle with the ordinary demands of daily life — relationships, parenthood, commitment, and even basic truthfulness. Sometimes people can be disingenuous in a very charismatic fashion. As Shirzad Chamine, the founder of Positive Intelligence (PQ) and developer of the PQ Mental Fitness modality points out, transformation is made up of 20% insight and 80% pr...| SoberOasis
I like to see the two wolves as representing reality and delusion within my own perception. Our sorrow, our fear, our shame, our loneliness, even our despair; these are fragile and have no more substance than a shadow. This is the reality. We create the delusion, ourselves, when we begin to focus on our sorrows and fears in a way that adds fuel to them. The more we complain about them, over-analyse them, identify with them, or push them away, the more "real" they appear, the more solid and in...| SoberOasis
Dear Kambria Community, We would like to inform you of an important update regarding the exchange transition of KAT Token. 1. The arrangements for the delist on ProBit Global Due to the current token stage, KAT’s trading activity on ProBit has not met their requirements of liquidity and trading spread, leading to the delisting decision.| Kambria
Written by Emma Marsh The holiday season can be a time of joy and connection – but for many Autistic […] The post Our Top 5 Tips for Creating a Neuro-affirming Family Celebration appeared first on Reframing Autism.| Reframing Autism
Kindness is a free yet scarce resource in healthcare, often hindered by systemic issues like staff exhaustion and bias. Sharing personal stories fosters empathy and connection, creating a sense of belonging. Community-driven research enriches understanding and advocacy, reminding us of the importance of kindness in sustaining human connection amidst challenges.| Autistic and Living the Dream
This blog post is adapted from an article I wrote a few years ago for Didaktikos: Journal of Theological Education, a semi-academic journal for people teaching in the theological disciplines.[1] I …| Kindle Afresh
A reader, who shared a photograph from the scene, told The Scanner the driver struck a power pole near Whole Foods.| The Berkeley Scanner
Tasha Van Vlack talks with ecosystem builder Cecilia Wessinger about connection, culture, and belonging across ecosystems.| Community Hives | Build a Community That Truly Connects
“The thing that I have found most striking…about the experience of coming into disability community is realizing and questioning the way in which we do life.” ~ Qudsiya Naqui Choose to be Cur…| Listening to the Universe
The Enterprise Center CDC will host a Turkey and Coat Drive on Friday, Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Malcolm X Park (51st and Pine) to provide relief to local families in need as they navigate between rising grocery prices, mass layoffs, and cuts to SNAP. The Enterprise Center CDC announced that […]| West Philly Local
West Philly-based City Councilmember, Jamie Gauthier, recently introduced Bill No. 250768, the “Stop Trashing Our Air” Act, to bar the City from entering into new contracts for the burning of trash. On Monday, Nov. 17, the Council’s Committee on the Environment will hold a public hearing on this bil| West Philly Local
Community solar subscriber aggregation and management company Solar Simplified has announced its first acquisition — of fellow subscriber platform Northern Power & Light (NPL), a community distributed generation company known for its community-driven approach, strong municipal ties, disciplined execution and exceptional asset-owner relationships. The acquisition immediately expands Solar Simplified’s footprint across New York, integrating Northern… The post Solar Simplified acquires fel...| Solar Power World
Water is life. At Find A Spring we’ve seen it time and time again: where springs flow, communities thrive. Springs are not just scenic spots…| Find A Spring
Explore the Western North Carolina Resilience Project, aimed at rebuilding stronger schools after Hurricane Helene.| Getting Smart
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A generation of lonely readers looks to make connections The post Forget Running Groups and Work Socials. Find a Book Club first appeared on The Walrus.| The Walrus
The Responsible Thailand Awards highlight the Thailand-based individuals and organisations who champion responsible tourism. Organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand (UK & Ireland), the winners and runners-up of the 2025 Awards were announced at a special event during World... The post Responsible Thailand Awards 2025: Winners & runners-up appeared first on Responsible Thailand.| Responsible Thailand
The focus at Ko Klang in Krabi is on responsible travel, making it a rewarding destination for anyone seeking an authentic travel experience.| Responsible Thailand
The council creates and approves a program for cancer control and research in the state.| Cancer Institute » UF Health Cancer Institute » University of Flo...
The gathering at Springhill Church aimed to empower men to lead healthy, informed lives.| Cancer Institute » UF Health Cancer Institute » University of Flo...
We are absolutely thrilled today to announce the graduation of Crossplane within the CNCF!| The Crossplane Blog
I met Hardeep Kaur (or H) through a The STEPS Collective event in London that Chris Daniel shared to the Long Now London community he is a steward of. In subsequent conversations, H started talking about a Social Moonshot she was launching called Age of the Steward, and asked if I would be interested in writing for […]| Smithery
“I watched the twin towers going down, and kids going to Afghanistan,” the 69-year-old U.S. Army and 82nd Airborne veteran says about Sept. 11, 2001 and the Global War on Terror.| CityView NC
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I was a senior in college and a devotee of NBC’s Thursday night programming in September 2009 when Community premiered. My degree was in math, computer science, and education, but my love was writing: I was an editor and columnist at The Cavalier Daily, the college newspaper for the University of Virginia, and had just […]| The Goods: Film Reviews
Click here and read this gut-wrenching, inciteful and devastating piece on AI’s impact on education and beyond, by the transcendent Audrey Watters. Here is a snippet from the end of the piece.| Full Circle Associates
For decades Palestinians across the world have been seeking recognition of statehood, and following that recognition by the Government of Canada in September of this year, the flag of the State of Palestine was raised at Calgary city hall. The Nov. 15 raising was a historic first for the community in Calgary. One of their […] The post State of Palestine flag raised in historic moment at Calgary city hall appeared first on LiveWire Calgary.| LiveWire Calgary
After nine years, Calgary’s speedskating legend and sports advocate Catriona Le May Doan is leaving Sport Calgary. The local sports advocacy organization made the announcement via press release on Friday afternoon, thanking president and CEO Le May Doan for her service. “Since joining Sport Calgary in 2016, Catriona has elevated our city’s sport ecosystem to […] The post Catriona Le May Doan steps down as president and CEO of Sport Calgary appeared first on LiveWire Calgary.| LiveWire Calgary
When YW Calgary launched a book in 2010, detailing the first 100 years of its history in the city, it was a milestone for the organization that seeks to empower women. That book’s success spurred a desire for the YW to add another chapter for the next 10 years—but a little thing called the global […] The post YW launches a new book chronicling the start of the next 100 years in Calgary appeared first on LiveWire Calgary.| LiveWire Calgary
Luxury takes the helm this Friday, Nov. 14, as Yachts & Watches transforms Casa de Campo’s Marina into a celebration of artistry, precision and seaside sophistication. The event marks the première of De Antonio Yachts in the Dominican Republic, presented in collaboration with BVLGARI, the world-renowned Italian house of fine jewelry and horology. Hosted at […] The post Yachts, Watches and Art Set Sail in Casa de Campo appeared first on Casa de Campo Living.| Casa de Campo Living
Textile artist Gilda Strano returns to WAO Hub in Altos de Chavón this Friday, November 14, at 4 p.m., for a Holiday Edition of her fiber art workshop, an| Casa de Campo Living
Holiday markets, concerts, a gun show and a wrestling tournament highlight this weekend across Mat-Su.| Mat-Su Sentinel
Downtown youth center doubles as an event space.| Mat-Su Sentinel
Libraries look to past for new project’s inspiration.| Mat-Su Sentinel
Two Towns, One Mission: Serving Those Who Served Freedom Chapel held a Serving Those Who Served lunch for Veteran’s Day as a heartfelt gathering of gratitude honoring the men and women of Yorktown and Mahopac who have dedicated their lives to serving our country. The newly founded church in Jefferson Valley — just eight months […]| Yonkers Times
Mr. Murphy: I am an avid reader of Westchester Rising and Yonkerstimes.com. I enjoy your commentary and appreciate you willingness to report on both sides of our politics. A also enjoy your columnists who share that perspective like Eric Schoen and Stephen Rolandi.May I suggest that I write a montly column titled, Down the Middle: […]| Yonkers Times
(Left to right: Eva Stern, Monica George, Leah Bowden, Sara Bowden, Caroline Lopez Marroquin, Rania El-Gamani) Members of the Yonkers Combined Swim Team competed at the Section I Swimming Championships at Felix Festa on November 7, 2025. The team had another outstanding season, winning back-to-back League Championships and finishing with a 7-1 record. Congratulations!| Yonkers Times
Spiral Giving Executive Director Sue Fuirst with the first class of YPIE Spiral Giving students Inspiring students to become changemakers by connecting entrepreneurship, leadership, and community engagement. Yonkers Partners in Education (YPIE) and Spiral Giving announced on Nov. 4 a new partnership to launch the YPIE Spiral Giving Program, an initiative that empowers Yonkers high […]| Yonkers Times
For the past month, students across New York have organized Trick-or-Eat food drives to help stock local food pantry shelves to fight back against increasing food insecurity in our local communities. Trick or Eat is a long-standing Halloween food drive where volunteers collect non-perishable items door-to-door instead of candy. The drives, organized by the statewide […]| Yonkers Times
Yonkers native and Yonkers High School graduate Dr. John Winthrop, winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize in Chemistry By Mary Hoar, City of Yonkers Historian, President Emeritus Yonkers Historical Society, recipient of the 2004 Key to History, Key to the City of Yonkers, Yonkers Landmarks Preservation Board Member, Founder of Revolutionary Yonkers 250 and President […]| Yonkers Times
By Eric Wolf Schoen Do, I hear, your prestigious columnist is suffering from back pain again? A YEAar went buy and yes, surgeries ad nauseum! Sorry to say It is still there. The dietician at the. Hospital. Was all prepared for me when I entered the room. Mr. Schoen, happy to. See. you again. I […]| Yonkers Times
On November 23, at 2pm at the Will Library, the 17-piece Library Jazz Band returns to its home base for the annual Fall Concert, bringing its signature blend of vintage swing and fresh new sounds. Audiences can expect an eclectic mix with classic tunes like Moten Swing and Groove Merchant, inventive arrangements of favorites such […]| Yonkers Times
County Legislator James Nolan, with Congresswoman Elise Stefanik County Legislator James Nolan said, “As Westchester County Legislator of District 15 and Minority Whip, I am proud to officially endorse Congresswoman Elise Stefanik for Governor of New York State. “Elise Stefanik has proven herself to be one of the most courageous and effective leaders in our […]| Yonkers Times
New Name Honors First Stewards of Land that Became Yonkers (Left to Right: Yonkers Parks, Recreation & Conservation Commissioner Steve Sansone; President Shannon Holsey, Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians; Mayor Mike Spano; Sculptor Al Wadzinski; Yonkers City Councilwoman Deana Norman; Yonkers City Councilwoman Tasha Diaz with the newly installed “Many Trails” sculpture at Daylighting II […]| Yonkers Times
Whether they’re employees, guests or active-duty military members flying on assignment, we’re honored to call veterans and service members a part of our family and prioritize their care and comfort on every flight and in every interaction. The post This Veterans Day: A surprise reunion, a meaningful final flight and a hero’s welcome home appeared first on Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and Horizon Air.| Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and Horizon Air
Notes of Appreciation from Students Make Us Smile Today we were treated to something truly special, thank you notes from a wonderful group of students from Anchor Bay Mici Program! […] The post A Heartfelt Surprise from Local Students appeared first on Stahls Motor and Music Experience.| Stahls Motor and Music Experience
Soak up some cinematic sunshine at UV TV, shop with purpose at Art for Aid or find more ways to plan your weekend. Outlier Media · SaMya Overall · Detroit’s weekend forecast: Art for Aid, beatmaking with MCSDA and an underground holiday market| Outlier Media
Find free workshops and produce, and organize for the future. Support artists processing grief and envision a world without billionaires. Outlier Media · Lynelle Herndon and Noah Kincade · Don’t wait for a New Year’s resolution — get involved now in Detroit| Outlier Media
She’s documented two meetings so far and enjoys connecting theories she’s studied to real-world settings. Outlier Media · Lynelle Herndon · Meet Aqsa Rashid, this month’s featured Detroit Documenter| Outlier Media
Give your kids a headstart at a home economics class, or learn how to upcycle old clothes at a pillow-making workshop. Outlier Media · SaMya Overall · Need a break from Election Day news? Paint, craft and laugh your way through the weekend with these events| Outlier Media
Buy a treat at The Congregation today to support ending youth homelessness. Later this week and next, attend workshops on land access and homeownership. Outlier Media · Lynelle Herndon and Noah Kincade · Get connected and get involved in Detroit| Outlier Media
Councillor Andy Osborn faces investigation after calling children in care “evil,” sparking outrage among Care Experienced people The post Cambridgeshire’s most vulnerable deserve respect, not contempt first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
Cambridge’s best bands unite to revive the city’s beloved free festival, cancelled this year amid rising costs The post Cambridge bands unite to save Strawberry Fair in epic mini-festival first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
Live demonstrations emphasize seasonal fire dangers and innovative prevention methods| Martin City Telegraph
Describes the Harvard Study on Adult Development, a long-term study on life satisfaction, health, longevity and financial success, and what it means for the average person. The post The importance of strong relationships in agriculture appeared first on Canadian Cattlemen.| Canadian CattlemenDepth of Field , Latest & Featured - Canadian Cattlemen
We read the press releases so you don’t have to.| Hyperallergic
This week: New Mexico beyond Georgia O’Keeffe, pop Medievalism, Indigenous protesters at COP30, Black farmers step up, mourning Teen Vogue, AI hobbies, and more.| Hyperallergic
“Everything is where I know it should be, with me included in it.”| Hyperallergic
RCMP say they’re working to curb rural crime on the Prairies, but response time realities and continued reports of incidents remain a frustration for farmers and other residents. The post Farmers left waiting on rural crime appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorManitoba Co-operator
Three teens face charges after a 66-year-old man was shot in the arm outside of his home in the RM of Victoria The post Man shot in hunting incident appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorManitoba Co-operator
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The Greater Fayetteville Chamber Military Affairs Council is hosting Operation Patriot Pantry, which is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 20 at Highland Shopping Centre, 2800 Raeford Road in support of Fort Bragg soldiers and families.| CityView NC
The Local and Emerging Accelerator program (LEAP) was launched in 2022 and fosters mentorship for a cohort consisting of emerging brands with Whole Foods Market experts, provides tailored educational opportunities and giving participants the potential for direct financial support. Encouraging emerging brands and giving them the necessary tools to reach success through this program creates a dynamic platform for innovation and enriches the shopping experience for customers who are just as pas...| The Whole Story
Why Parks and Open Spaces Matter—And How We’re Building Them Into Every Neighborhood At Brooks Resources, we’ve long believed that great neighborhoods aren’t just built with homes—they’re built with heart. And one of the most vital elements of that heart is access to parks and open space. In Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND), it’s a core [...]| BrooksResources.com
From a new kind of vote to a preview of the upcoming redesign, check out what’s been happening at Stack Overflow over the past month.| Stack Overflow Blog
Thank you for joining the 2025 Bicycle Second Line! We had such a great time seeing so many happy faces and heard from so many of you how much fun...| Bike Easy
The 2025 Bicycle Second Line is this Sunday!| Bike Easy
From preserving affordable homes to delivering millions of meals, Amazon's community investments address pressing challenges facing our neighbors.| www.aboutamazon.com
Westminster pupils led a range of talks exploring themes of language and community as part of the School’s vibrant societies’ scene.| Westminster School
Neighbors welcome to enjoy a chili meal, free haircuts, community resources and more| Martin City Telegraph
Join us for The 148th Annual Community Meeting: Igniting Potential. During the meeting, we will share inspiring program highlights and provide valuable insights from our Annual Report, showcasing the impact of our collective efforts.| YMCA of Owen Sound Grey Bruce
Welcome to the Inspection Insider. Here, seasoned home inspectors share their technical expertise and experience to help you improve your own inspections. Fiber cement siding has become a favored material for residential exteriors due to its durability against the elements, resistance to pests, and capability to mimic traditional wood or stucco finishes. Nonetheless, despite its… The post A Home Inspector’s Basic Guide to Fiber Cement Siding Inspections appeared first on InspectorPro In...| InspectorPro Insurance
Residents face confusion and uncertainty over Cuney Homes' $50 million renovation and relocation| DefenderNetwork.com
The church leadership purposefully lowers what they ask their people to do so that anyone—introverts, kids, the elderly—can be involved.| outreachmagazine.com
Deezer just got a whole lot more fun! The latest updates put the power of personalization in your hands, letting you shape your music experience exactly the way you like it. Say hello to Accent Color, App Icon Customization, and playful Themed Stickers to jazz up your playlists. Accent Color 🌈 Bring your personality […]| Deezer Newsroom
During a fraught election cycle filled with fear and immigration crackdowns, preliminary special election results show how San Francisco’s Latino-heavy neighborhoods voted. The post Latinos Were Worried This Election Day. Here’s How They Voted in San Francisco. appeared first on San Francisco Public Press.| San Francisco Public Press
Ming Kee restaurant is one of the few remaining old-school Cantonese-style barbecue shops in the city. Head chef and co-owner Da Ming Chen has been at it for 27 years. The post Old-School Cantonese Barbecue Lives On at Ingleside Restaurant appeared first on San Francisco Public Press.| San Francisco Public Press
Sponsored by the Martin City Telegraph in conjunction with Boujee Baker| Martin City Telegraph
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Neighborhood with rare covered wooden bridge wins city grant to promote identity| Martin City Telegraph
Privately funded memorial effort honors those who served and creates educational space for civic events| Martin City Telegraph
Inaugural Legacy Award introduced in honor of longtime Grandview leader Jim Crain| Martin City Telegraph
As part of our application to Graduate, KubeVirt has a security audit performed by a third-party, organised through the CNCF and OSTIF.| KubeVirt.io
Join us for our Thanksgiving Eve Service on Wednesday, November 26, at 7:30 p.m. in the Church. Prepare for your holiday weekend with family and friends with a centering Eucharist on Thanksgiving Eve.| All Saints Church, Pasadena
All Saints will welcome Diana Butler Bass on Sunday, November 23rd! Diana Butler Bass is an author, scholar, and public theologian known for her insightful and accessible work on contemporary Christianity, spirituality, and church life — particularly how faith is evolving in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.| All Saints Church, Pasadena
The Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles will elect the next Bishop of Los Angeles at its annual Convention on November 7 & 8.| All Saints Church, Pasadena
The center is now providing supplementary food boxes weekly instead of twice per month, along with a City Market food card for families who show proof of a SNAP EBT card, according to Rhiana Medina, the center’s executive director.| Moab Sun News
Several local organizations and faith-based partners provide food pantries and community meal programs to help individuals and families in need throughout Springfield and Clark County.| City of Springfield Ohio Official Website
Monthly Springfield Police Division Calls for Service| springfieldohio.gov
In today’s world, where spaces like airports, hospitals, universities, and corporate campuses are becoming increasingly complex, wayfinding design plays a critical role in helping people navigate easily. Good wayfinding design isn’t just about signs—it’s about creating a seamless user experience that combines architecture, design, and psychology. To achieve that, you need the right team of […]| ValiantCEO
Under a soft kitchen light, two cups cool beside open folders as partners share a quiet, practical intimacy. End-of-life planning has become less taboo and more tender—a conversation shaped by trust rather than fear. In 2026, couples turn paperwork into partnership, treating every decision about care, memorials, and costs as an extension of love. These […]| ValiantCEO
Hyderabad has long been a city that blends rich history with modern aspirations. Over time, the city’s housing scene has transformed to meet the aspirations of homebuyers looking for more than simply a roof over their heads. Among the many housing options available, villas for sale in Hyderabad have emerged as a preferred choice for […]| ValiantCEO
Riding a bike is all about freedom, convenience, and speed, but that freedom comes with responsibility. One of the most important responsibilities is ensuring that your insurance is always up-to-date and valid. A lapse in coverage may lead to penalties, higher future premiums, or even the complete rejection of claims. Fortunately, the process of two […]| ValiantCEO
