Since 2005, Whole Foods Market Foundation has been at the forefront of creating lasting change in communities around the world by increasing access to healthy food, educating kids about nutrition, and building pathways to financial stability in 81 countries.For 20 years, Whole Foods Market Foundation has worked alongside partners to cultivate prosperity for our local and global communities, from smallholder farmers in Tanzania to urban farmers in Kentucky.As we reach this milestone, we celebr...| The Whole Story
Hundreds of WCU students gathered at the Catafount for the first ever student-led Battle of the Bands food drive concert on Friday, Oct. 24. The first WCU Battle of the Bands raised over 700 pounds…| The Western Carolina Journalist
Dear Editor, I am writing to express my strong support for my friend and neighbor Jim Politi in his candidacy for Town Council. Our friendship spans more than 30 years, beginning when our sons met in grade school. They grew up together, became business partners, and remain lifelong friends, a reflection of the values both […]| Mid Hudson News
Dear Editor, As your Village Trustee, I’ve had the privilege of working alongside many dedicated public servants and constituents who help to make our Village a wonderful place for us to proudly call home. I’m writing to state that I personally endorse Aaron Ubides for County Legislator, District 2. Aaron has earned the trust of […]| Mid Hudson News
WURTSBORO – The Wurtsboro Halloween Fest is an annual daytime community event held along Sullivan Street and Veterans Park. This past Saturday, the festival offered a variety of classic autumn and Halloween-themed activities, including a costume parade, hay rides, and a pumpkin contest. It serves as a local gathering for families to celebrate the season. Kelly DeGuzman from […]| Mid Hudson News
Dear Editor: We’re writing to express our support for Aaron Ubides for County Legislator. In a time when honesty and integrity seem in short supply, Aaron stands out as someone who truly lives by those values. He is a devoted family man who understands the everyday challenges local families face, and he’ll bring the same […]| Mid Hudson News
My six-year-old son started playing Little League last year. Watching these young athletes trying to learn the skills to catch, throw, and bat made me realize how difficult those skills are. When a new Little Leaguer actually caught a ball, they were often surprised they actually did it. Then they didn’t want to throw it to someone else and risk them not catching the ball. … The post Doing the Right Thing: A Great Baseball Story appeared first on Wise & Shine.| Wise & Shine
This Friday, October 31 from 4-6:00pm, join us in Town Center to take part in the First Annual Trick or Treat! Be on the lookout for this poster in business windows and be sure to stop in for candy and treats. Happy Halloween!| Big Sky Town Center | Gateway to Yellowstone | Big Sky, Montana
Free Permaculture How do permaculture principles apply to social situations? And how can we use the same design strategies we use in the garden to improve our relationships?| Free Permaculture
Stephens College has announced the appointment of Dr. Jonathan Sadhoo as its new Vice President for Finance & Administration and Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective January 1, 2026. Dr. Sadhoo […]| Stephens College
The 2025 Bicycle Second Line is next weekend and we hope you can join us and continue to grow this ride. Continuing the success of last year's event, we'll| Bike Easy
The love story that started last year just got a brand-new chapter! After Deezer users could save tracks discovered while scrolling through TikTok, they can now do the opposite: share what they’re listening to on Deezer directly to their TikTok profile. 💡 How to use it Just tap the Share button in Deezer and choose […] The post Deezer + Tik Tok = 💜 appeared first on Deezer Newsroom.| Deezer Newsroom
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, local leaders were looking for ways to keep local culture alive as older entrepreneurs retired without successors to carry on their legacies. They supported new galleries and festivals to fill the gap left by the loss of tourism, while trying to protect the neighborhood's status as a home for low-income immigrant families and seniors. As new arrivals, each with their own motivations, look for their place in the neighborhood, they must engage with an already ...| San Francisco Public Press
Dear Editor, As a candidate for the Orange County Legislature, I took part in the “Week Without Driving” challenge to see firsthand what life is like in our county without a car. I only made it one day. By 9:00 a.m. I had already seen how much our economy and quality of life depend on […]| Mid Hudson News
Dear Editor, As a longtime resident of the Town of Newburgh and a current member of the town’s Zoning Board of Appeals, I wish to express my sincere gratitude to James Politi for his unwavering commitment to our community. During my tenure on the Zoning Board of Appeals, I had the privilege of serving alongside […]| Mid Hudson News
The Humans of the Wyss (HOW) series features members of the Wyss community discussing their work, the influences that shape them as professionals, and their collaborations at the Wyss Institute and beyond. You wouldn’t eat a new snack without a nutrition label on the package listing the ingredients, right? Haritosh Patel wants the same to be true for the air you breathe inside buildings.| Wyss InstituteWyss Institute
Chen has been recognized “for pioneering contributions and leadership in cell and tissue engineering, particularly in the micro-nano-bio engineering of cell and tissue assembly, structure, mechanics, and function"| Wyss InstituteWyss Institute
By Jessica Leff Imagine you’re a researcher who has answered pressing scientific questions and overcome challenges to develop an innovative way to detect pathogens. In addition to technical feasibility, there are other essential factors to consider when translating your work effectively from a benchtop diagnostic to a bedside point-of-care test. What application should you prioritize?...| Wyss Institute
The fourth annual Baltimore Together Summit will take place on Oct. 27, bringing together city leaders, entrepreneurs and community stakeholders to celebrate progress and discuss strategies for an inclusive economy. The gathering will spotlight achievements in Black-owned business growth, neighborhood revitalization and workforce development while unveiling the latest Baltimore Together 2025 Progress Report. The post 4th annual Baltimore Together Summit to spotlight strides in economic growth...| AFRO American Newspapers
“This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24 As we continue the work of being God’s agents of love, […]| All Saints Church, Pasadena
Join us for the No Kings Day of Action, Saturday, October 18, 1:00-3:00pm at Pasadena City Hall (100 Garfield Ave), West steps and Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA. All Saints Church will join millions …| All Saints Church, Pasadena
Queenstown sits on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, surrounded by dramatic mountains and adventure at every turn. For backpackers arriving in this New Zealand hotspot, staying connected isn’t just convenient—it’s essential. Whether you’re booking last-minute bungee jumps, navigating trails through Fiordland, or sharing sunrise photos from The Remarkables, your mobile data becomes your lifeline. But […]| ValiantCEO
Jim Politi is running for reelection to the Newburgh Town Council this year. Jim was born and raised in Newburgh, went to NFA, lived here all his life and is committed to our community because it’s his community. More importantly to voters he brings a level of expertise and experience seldom found on local Town […]| Mid Hudson News
As Supervisor of the Town of Newburgh, I have worked alongside Councilman Paul Ruggiero and Councilman Jim Politi on the Town Board. Councilman Ruggiero and Councilman Politi are creative leaders who make decisions in the best interests of Town residents, including remaining under the tax cap since its inception; establishing the veterans and volunteer property […]| Mid Hudson News
It is that time of the year when we get to show out purple pride with marching band, parade, king and queen, football and lots of fun for students, WCU alums and the community. WCU is hosting its h…| The Western Carolina Journalist
Visitors coming into Oakland’s Chinatown now will meet a staggering dragon watching over the intersection of Jackson and 10th streets. Its mythical presence is a reminder to stand against hate, according to the community groups and team of artists who christened the dragon mural “Together, We Rise” last week. Its unveiling served as a kickoff… The post Chinatown dragon mural is a symbol against hate, ‘protector of the community.’ appeared first on Oakland North.| Oakland North
Thousands of Bay Area residents gathered in Oakland on Saturday as part of a series of nationwide protests against President Donald Trump’s policies. Many attendees tried to strike a balance between the serious issues they were protesting and a lighter, festive tone, wearing comical costumes and carrying humorous protest signs. As the crowd marched down… The post Oakland ‘No Kings’ protesters say they are fighting for democracy: ‘The people have to show up.’ appeared first on Oakl...| Oakland North
Discover the meaning of a fiesta and how to throw your own Mexican-style celebration with authentic catering from Backyard Taco in Phoenix.| Backyard Taco
Día de Muertos during Haunted Peaks Fall Festival Sunday, October 26, 2025 | Big Sky Community Center, 77 Lone Peak Drive Join us for a vibrant and meaningful celebration of […] The post October 26 at Big Sky Center for the Arts: Día de Muertos first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
A three-day Halloween celebration in Big Sky Town Center. This all ages event is filled with traditional holiday activities like the Skull & Roses Ball, Dia De Los Muertos celebration, […] The post 9th Annual Haunted Peaks Halloween Festival – October 24-26 first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
TETON GRAVITY RESEARCH presents ‘PRESSURE DROP’ Pressure Drop is the latest chapter in a 30-year journey—forged from a dream, fueled with cash from commercial fishing in Alaska, and driven by […] The post Catch the Premiere of Teton Gravity Research’s Pressure Drop this Friday at The Waypoint first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
Brought to you by the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce and Big Sky Resort Area District, Community Week is a week-long celebration where we come together as a community to […] The post SAVE THE DATE! Big Sky Community Week is October 6-10. first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
Big Sky Oktoberfest 2025: Where Tradition Meets Community Impact Every autumn, the heart of Montana’s mountains pulses with the lively spirit of German tradition as Big Sky Oktoberfest returns to […] The post September 26-28: Big Sky Oktoberfest first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
Dear Community Members, This is to inform you of an upcoming roadway patching project in the Gallatin Canyon, scheduled to begin on Monday, September 22, 2025, weather permitting. The work will be performed […] The post Community Road Update: September 22 – October 6 first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
September at the Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery in the Town Center brings new photographs from Thomas Reed in his show: “WILD WEST.” Thomas’s interest in photography started as […] The post All September: Wild West – Photographs by Thomas Reed at the Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
I tend to sew whatever I want, regardless of the season. Granted, extreme seasons will force me to sew warmer garments more than sheer or cropped. However this year, I have focused more on using seasonal mood boards to guide projects and styling. If you have not tried this exercise, I encourage you to do...| the thread
Our beautiful Berlin QA community gathered again in early October, and even with autumn in full swing, around 70 people showed up for another great evening of ideas, demos, and honest conversations about quality. I’m so damn happy to see how this community has grown: familiar faces who’ve| Qase Blog | Articles about our product, software testing and the QA community.
At a time when Newburgh needs real leadership, we can count on Genesis Ramos to lead with purpose, courage, and integrity. A lifelong Newburgh resident, Genesis embodies the values that make our community strong: hard work, service, and standing up for what’s right. She brings people together to solve real problems and deliver results for […]| Mid Hudson News
Kevin Morris came to WCU to talk about the 60th anniversary of the passage of the Voting Rights Act on Oct. 20 in the UC Theater, where over 90 students came to hear him. Morris is a senior researc…| The Western Carolina Journalist
The Xen community gathered at AMD/Xilinx in San Jose, showcasing a thriving open-source ecosystem and Vates’ growing role in shaping its future.| XCP-ng Blog
Indiana’s motto is “Crossroads of America,” and Indianapolis is where those roads cross. Five interstates, six major highways and 15 state routes crisscross the urban landscape to and from other […]| American Police Beat Magazine
Photos: A spontaneous Fruitvale march to protest ICE One protester said of her undocumented family members, “They can’t go out, they can’t march, and I want to do it for them.” Marchers headed from Fruitvale Station to the entrance of Coast Guard Island, where federal agents arrived this morning.| The Oaklandside
‘Free the Bay’: Immigrant advocates rally at San Francisco City Hall A rally took place today at San Francisco City Hall, where 150 Bay Area organizations joined to denounce "the violence and damage" of federal deployments.| The Oaklandside
On Thursday, Fruitvale was empty Aside from a student lunch rush, business in the bustling Oakland district was in a state of suspended animation after word of a Bay Area immigration operation broke. Vendors scrolled on their phones or paced awaiting customers who never came.| The Oaklandside
A worldwide but borderless DIY culture rejects consumerism and embraces reuse — and focuses on mutual aid. The post Punk Builds a Greener Future appeared first on The Revelator.| The Revelator
Pack Square Park in downtown Asheville turned pink on Oct. 18 for Making Strides of Western North Carolina, an annual fundraising walk that raises awareness and supports the fight against breast cancer. The event was part of the American Cancer Society’s nationwide Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign, which raises money for breast cancer research […]| The Western Carolina Journalist
The sounds of brass and woodwinds mingled with the beat of drums and the cheers of the crowd, filling the crisp mountain air as spectators gathered in the stands. Student performers hustled on and off the field, flags shimmered under the stadium lights, and the synchronized pulse of marching feet moved through the stadium. From […]| The Western Carolina Journalist
Early voting is now open in North Carolina for the 2025 municipal election season. Early voting will run until Nov. 1. During municipal elections, voter choose officials to represent them in their local governments, including mayor, councilpersons and board of commissioners. “Local elections have the greatest impact on citizens’ day-to-day lives, so it’s important to […]| The Western Carolina Journalist
Downtown Asheville filled with demonstrators for the “No Kings” protest on Saturday, Oct. 18, as part of a nationwide movement opposing the Trump administration and what many perceive as authoritarian leadership. Organized by Indivisible Asheville and the Western Region NC Poor People’s Campaign, the event drew thousands to Pack Square Park. No Kings protests were […]| The Western Carolina Journalist
Ryan Sipes is walking us through how MZLA staff, community governance, and user feedback come together to make our product roadmaps!| The Thunderbird Blog
For years, I’ve wanted to do something to support other childfree women in business and finally I’ve done it – I’ve created a community for childfree women in business. Virtually every business owner will tell you how important it is to find community and to find people who get it. And the reality is that… The post Why I Created a Community for Childfree Women in Business appeared first on Charelle Griffith.| Charelle Griffith
Mike Stephen learns about the effort to end politically drawn voting maps in Illinois from Chicago Magazine writer Ted McCle| Outside the Loop RADIO | Chicago's Almost Above-Ground Audio Magazine
Thank you S&S Offroad Magazine for partnering with me on this blog post!Riders on the Stormby Sherri Kukla#Mystery #Suspense #BasedOnATrueStory #TigerStrypesBlogIf you have read any of my past blog posts, you may have seen a review for Sherri Kukla’s books. Her writing style is amazing, and the stories just make me want to curl up […] The post Riders on the Storm by Sherri Kukla appeared first on TigerStrypes Blog.| TigerStrypes Blog
This site contains affiliate links. Please see below for more information. Make Spider Webs from Doilies – Halloween Decor – #DIY #Crafts #Halloween This year is sure flying by. It’s hard to believe that it’s already October. It’s been awhile since I’ve posted, please forgive me. Starting a new job after being a stay-at-home Mom […] The post Make Spider Webs from Doilies – Halloween Decor appeared first on TigerStrypes Blog.| TigerStrypes Blog
Join DEF at The Crafty Mussel for a delicious lunch showcasing local sustainable seafood and inspiring local nature restoration efforts on the River Dart| Devon Environment Foundation
A School of Nursing pilot program brings health care to Baltimore neighborhoods by placing nurses and health workers in community focal points| The Hub
'Eds and meds' institutions to voluntarily provide $48M over five years on top of the billions of dollars in economic impact their operations generate for the city| The Hub
Beth Blauer, an expert in using data to help improve the work of governments, will lead a new effort to maximize the university's partnerships and investments to help fuel growth| The Hub
I express my gratitude and appreciation for the prize, as well as including some links and quotes from Malcolm's talks and others' memorials to him.| Better Simple
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new, modular review workflow for datasets on PREreview.org! You can now review datasets on PREreview.org, beginning with those on Dryad!Since April, we’ve been working with community members to develop the first of our new review| PREreview Blog
September is well underway, and over here in the UK, where your PREreview newsletter author, Vanessa, lives, the change of the season is in the air. Wherever you are in the world, may this month bring you balance, renewal, and connection. In this edition, we’ve gathered the latest| PREreview Blog
The Community Power Agency has launched a two-year pilot program to support communities with tailored training, mentoring and starter funding to move mid-scale solar and battery projects from early feasibility to investment readiness.| pv magazine Australia
Legacy brands from the Y2K era are making a big comeback, not by simply repackaging but by reinventing themselves for a digital-native generation that is pining for a non-digital era. Pacsun is a poster child for this, but the company’s Chief Merchandising Officer Richard Cox thinks the brand’s popularity with today’s young consumers has a […]| Retail TouchPoints
The workplace is more than a physical environment. It’s an ecosystem where people bring their whole selves, aspirations, and challenges. The post How Inclusive Leadership and Designing with Empathy Can Transform Workplaces appeared first on Work Design Magazine.| Work Design Magazine
Whether you're looking for friendship or a partner, these tips are sure to help you connect The post Hate apps? Want to meet sapphics IRL? Here are 7 things you can try appeared first on .|
After so many politicians have turned their backs on LGBTQIA+ rights, is Zack Polanski a turning point for queer advocacy in the UK? The post Who is still fighting for us? Meet Zack Polanski appeared first on .|
Gustavo Pacheco send us this report on the activities of the sixth edition of the Latin American LibreOffice Congress, held in Habana, Cuba, from October 6 to 9, 2025: Official photo Cibersociedad 2025 + Latin American LibreOffice Congress With a completely different organizational model than in previous years, our conference was held as a prominent […]| The Document Foundation Blog
Look! Our Nepalese community is preparing a very cool LibreOffice event for early December. More details to come – stay tuned to this blog 😉| The Document Foundation Blog
Babson’s long-standing Peer Tutoring Program harnesses the power of students helping students. The program, which recently underwent a number of investments and improvements, trains peer tutors to coach students needing extra academic support. The post With a Little Help from My Friends: The Power of Peer Tutoring appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
Babson Professor Diana Hechavarria takes the reins from Professor Candida Brush, who co-founded the world-renowned research institute. The post Diana Leads Diana: Meet the New Faculty Director of the Diana International Research Institute appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
Lassiter Foregger ’27 turned curiosity into innovation with her energy-efficient diesel trucking startup, earning her a spot at the Cleantech Open. The post Driven to Innovate, Babson Entrepreneur Reimagines Energy Use in Trucking appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
For students, staff, and faculty, the College’s rolling campus is an everyday part of the Babson experience. Nestled among the woods, buildings, and playing fields, the College’s hills add a certain charm and beauty to campus. The post Ups and Downs: Life on the Rolling Campus of Babson appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
Ryan Travia, associate vice president for student success at Babson, issues a call to embrace well-being as central to student success in an upcoming book that offers a road map to leadership in student health. The post Leading the Way: Babson Wellness Chief Elevates Well-Being Priorities in Higher Education appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
On its 25th anniversary, Babson’s Frank & Eileen™ Center for Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership presented Legacy & Impact Awards.| Babson Thought & Action
Here in California, sustainability is so much more than a buzzword – it’s a way of life. Around 98% of our farms are family-owned. Our commitment to protecting the environment, preserving natural resources and improving our communities is woven into everything we do. That’s why the mission of Terra Madre Americas resonates so deeply here, […] The post What is Terra Madre Americas? appeared first on California Grown.| California Grown
What stirs a sense of belonging in the place you call home, what connects you to the land and your fellow citizens? We want to know The post What does patriotism mean to you? appeared first on Positive News.| Positive News
Sawyer Nunley not only learned the techniques of beekeeping, but was honored for his effort: the young beekeeper's first Moab honey harvest took first place at the Utah State Fair!| Moab Sun News
Naema Abdullah stands over a blackened pot of bubbling oil, her hands moving with practiced ease as she drops small rounds of dough into the heat. Around| Shareable
