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Scandinavian Midsummer festival at the Scandinavian Community Centre in Burnaby, BC, June 24, 2018. Thanks to Noah Photography for the photos.
Triple Cities Makerspace is a 24/7 collaborative workspace and education center with the aim to bring together hackers, makers, artists, creatives, geeks, and technology enthusiasts. Located in Binghamton, New York.
Photo Credit: Stephen Yang / The Solutions Project
Did you miss out on our Feelin' Dirty Car Wash (10.15.10)?
Don't worry, we have lots more of awesome programs coming up!
Check out www.facebook.com/cppvillage for more info!
Our lovely members N3rd hosted a rebrand party on Friday 6th of July.
They have been part of the Ugli Community for over a year now, and there is no better excuse to get to know your neighbours than throwing a party...
A huge thank you to our N3rd boys!!!
Going fishing by a coracle (round-boat) is a popular job in Phu Hai fishing village. A fishing trip often starts at midnight and returns in early morning. Sure, this is a job for man only!
Uncle Chin (man wears a hat in first line) returned with a haul of crabs. Friends help to bring his coracle to ashore. Fishermen’s lives entertain an attachment to the sea. They live communally and work with the sense of community.
Florence-Firestone Community Garden
Northwest corner of E. 98th Street and Pace Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90002
The MeckTech Computer Kit Program provides adults without computers the opportunity to receive a free, refurbished laptop to aid in accessing the Internet for job search, meeting online, writing resumes, helping children with homework, and accessing the modern economy. For Spring 2023, the program will distribute approximately 20,000 laptops to individuals in need.
As part of the distribution process residents pick up laptops after choosing a preferred pick-up time. Dozens of volunteers with Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, community volunteers, and Digital Navigators from the Center for Digital Equity distribute thousands of laptops during each event, equipping residents with the means to succeed.
March 25th, 2023
For more information about MeckTech visit: digitalbranch.cmlibrary.org/mecktech/
Photo courtesy: Everett Blackmon
Uploaded by: Cody Fink
NASA Commumity College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) teams in Building 152 during building of lego rovers.
Hundreds of people attended the grand opening of the Callingwood Spray Park at 177 Street and 69 Avenue on Wednesday, July 27, 2011. The park features 40 different water effects, three activity areas designated to different age groups and is open Saturday-Thursday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Photograph by Mathew White.
Check out the story behind this picture here: westedmontonlocal.ca/2011/07/callingwood-spray-park-offic...
Original Material Type: Pamphlet
Title: Ingleside Community Center
Publication Info: Ingleside Community Center, San Francisco, California
Collection: Ingleside Branch Archives
Repository: San Francisco Public Library - Ingleside Branch
Photos taken at the Convibe Entertainment Community Unity Fair in Port Arthur, TX on July 26th 2008 downtown at the pavilion.
Photography by Trill Images
KinCare
Level 4, 20 Lexington Drive, Norwest Business Park
Bella Vista NSW 2153
02 8831 6600
home and community care
NGRREC hosted the Mississippi River Watershed Education Symposium Nov. 14 and 15 at Lewis and Clark Community College.
Discuss Experiences, Share Stories, Ask Questions, Find Answers, Explore Interests, Make Friends ... Express your true Self!
These community gardens were placed on an abandoned railroad easement. The now overgrown tracks are just out of the photo to the left.
Albert Ballinger, Rebecca Jenks, Carina Mitchell, Maisy Watkins, Gabriella Ley - model release forms sigend
I was surprised to see this owl out in somewhat plain view during a bright afternoon in the trees around the western end of the lake at Apex Community Park. I had to make my way into some taller grass to find a small opening in the trees through which to photograph the owl; as a result, I spent the next several minutes picking about twenty tiny deer ticks off of my socks and shoes.
RFS Service Standard 7.1.9 (covid vax mandate) destroyed volunteering in the RFS for me and many other long-time RFS volunteers with many years of selfless community service. Neither the RFSA or the VFFA stood up and fought back against that utterly draconian directive that divided volunteers into the pro-RFS sheep/wonks who blindly lined up to get multiple jabs of experimental drugs and those who stood by their own ethics and integrity and refused to get Covid vax and/or to tell the RFS they had got Covid vax.
My brigade was totally pro-Covid-vax except me and I think 1 or 2 others. From the start of Lockdown 2.0 in July 2021 until I choose to withdraw entirely in 2023 after 21 years of active volunteering (2000 to 2021) I had absolutely zero involvement with my brigade because not only was there the official RFS mandate, but my brigade implemented *it's own* Covid vax mandate that banned un-vaxed volunteers from ALL participation in brigade activities (callouts, HR's, com-ed, training and social functions).
During the flood emergencies of 2020/21/22 the RFS totally banned un-Covid-vaxed volunteers from participating in 'strike teams' and other sorts of emergency response strategies to assist other agencies (SES, VRA, Army, Police, etc.)
What made it even worse was the brigade captain at the time (until the 2023 AGM) totally ignored my concerns and treated my extensive years of being a volunteer in the RFS like it meant nothing. This combined with the NSW government treating RFS volunteers like unpaid employees instead of actual volunteers sealed the deal.
At one time the RFS claimed to have '70000 volunteers'. I reckon the true number post Covid vax mandate would be 1/4 of that, or less, following how the Covid vax mandate drove so many people out of the service for good.