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Toyota community Policing.

 

Camden's own Clinton's Toyota have provided New South Wales Police Camden Local Area Command with a community vehicle.

 

The vehicle is used as a promotional vehicle at community based activities.

 

Camden, New South Wales, Australia.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Major General Joseph Anderson, center, commanding general of 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, meets with Deforest Hamilton, left, manager of the Boeing corporate field office, and Dave Csintyan, president and CEO of the Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce, during the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce Military Speakers’ Luncheon at the Antlers Hilton Hotel, March 8, 2012. During the luncheon, Anderson spoke to chamber members about the importance of maintaining the strong partnership between Fort Carson and the Colorado Springs community.

(U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Tverberg, 4th Inf. Div. PAO)

 

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Kodachrome 64

 

Cotton Gin Festival

Bostwick, GA - Morgan County

For all the challenges it faced, Community Bridge became a reality. Thousands of people across the community helped create a complex, richly layered artwork that drew more national attention with each passing month during its creation. Two common themes running through the community's ideas that are reflected in this gate are 1) links or interconnnections and 2) circles. The linked circle pattern in the gate represents the interconnected and interdependent nature of a family, a community, a nation, or an ecosystem, each of which is really nothing more than a network of relationships. In this network, each connection, however small, is an integral part of the whole.

The title of this piece refers not to the gate itself but to the plain wooden door visible behind it. This inner door is not easy to see at first (and probably is not visible on your monitor). A key of interlaced circles is offered to the right of the gate. The key to accessing the inner door is the recognition that we are all connected, a notion made clear by the community's ideas.

[information taken from "The Community Bridge"]

  

Frederick Real Estate

by The Highland Group

 

Chris & Karen Highland

eXp Realty

301-401-5119

 

Photos from the 2020 Barton Winter Classic featuring the Barton Swim teams along with Sterling College, Tabor College, and Rose State College.

Meet held Saturday, January 25, 2020, at the Barton Pool on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS.

Photos by student photographer Migle Mazurkeviciute and Sports Information Director Todd Moore.

The winners of Festival of Edibles 2017 display by the Community in Bloom during the Community Garden Festival at the HortPark.

Senator Chambliss talks with high school students from Community Christian School during their visit to Washington, D.C.

We have a community dedicated to helping women and enlightened men to improve their lives.

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COMMUNITY – Season 6 – Pictured (L-R): Jim Rash as Dean Pelton, Danny Pudi as Abed Nadir, Gillian Jacobs as Britta Perry, Joel McHale as Jeff Winger, Ken Jeong as Señor Chang and Alison Brie as Annie Edison – Photo Credit: © 2014 F. Scott Schafer/Sony Pictures Television.

"Community" premieres its 13-episode sixth season Tuesday, March 17, 2015 on Yahoo Screen.

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By starting community dialogues with traditional dances – like this Kungoni cultural troop performing “Gule wamkulu” – WRA Malawi encourages local citizens to openly discuss the trauma of maternal mortality in their region.

White Ribbon Alliance West Bengal for Safe Motherhood initiated community dialogue to know the barriers for not getting quality maternal health services. Under the Government guideline all women’s are entitled to free and full antenatal checkups and care. Despite this, recent data reflects full ANC coverage increased by less than 11.6% to 21%.

 

West Bengal.

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KYUNG JU, Republic of Korea Children of the Seong Won Christian Orphanage here race around the courtyard with Marines and Sailors of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, March 22, during a youth-oriented community relations project. During their visit, the volunteers interacted with a group of more than 50 children. They played kickball, held races, gave piggy-back rides, played on swing sets, sang songs and even played an alphabet game where children placed individual foam letters in the correct location on a large chart.

Lavazzorio Community Center, Chicago, Illinois, late spring, early morning; Jeanne Gang design

An award winning architecture designed by LOOK Architect located just beside the Bishan MRT, Singapore.

I took this shot with my LX3 while waiting for the buyer of my 17-55mm :)

CCFD Station 23 Captain out in a boat searching the area for victims in need of assistance.

 

Visit this location at Cedar Creek Township - Roleplay Community and Family Friendly in Second Life

Taken at one of our inspirational community events to help people create positive change where they live - held at the Eden Project in Nov 2013.

 

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2017 HNA Awards Honorable Mention: Combination of Hardscape Products - Permeable - Commercial

Contractor/Installer: Eastern States Paving

Product Manufacturer: Williamette Graystone

Designer: Robertson Engineering, PC

The 26th annual Community Christmas program for the Riverbend community in Illinois collected 19,252 items for those in need during the holiday season. The program, sponsored by United Way's Southwest Illinois Division and The Telegraph, wrapped up on Thursday, December 10, when more than 100 boxes were picked up from local businesses, dropped off at a central location, and then were sorted for distribution to the 17 recipient agencies. Items donated included non-perishable food, clothes, winter weather necessities like gloves, hats and scarves, blankets, towels, baby care items, hygiene items, and new toys. Community Christmas helps more than 6,000 people in need every year.

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2015 Annual Reception at RAF Henlow 24th June 2015 in the Officers' Mess followed by Sunset ceremony and Flypast. The band of the Royal Air Force College Cranwell and the Band of the Queens Division provided musical support.

Digitally restored 2010 -The Order of St John is a global organisation, working in 42 countries across Europe, North America, the Caribbean, Africa and Asia-Pacific

Community Pub & Eatery in Tacoma, Washington

 

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Ford Transit YK14 HLZ carrying the fleetname Assynt Community Bus was photographed in Lochinver on June 2nd 2019.

UUSC, Environmental Justice program.

Philippines community visit.

 

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The Community Bridge mural project transformed a plain concrete bridge in Frederick, Maryland, near Washington DC, into the stunning illusion of an old stone bridge. Artist William Cochran and his assistants painted the entire structure by hand, using advanced trompe L'oeil ("deceive the eye") techniques. Many people walk by it and never realize they have been fooled. Once they grasp that the bridge is actually an artwork, visitors discover that there are mysterious carvings in the stones, images too numerous to count. They represent symbols and stories contributed by thousands of people from all over the community, across the country, and around the world. These co-creators have made Community Bridge an inspiring symbol of common ground.

 

In early 1993, artist William Cochran proposed the bridge project because of the structures strategic location at the urban center of the long-planned Carroll Creek Park, Frederick's key economic development project. This linear park site is positioned along the symbolic racial and economic dividing line in the city. The park plan was stalled by controversy and disagreement until the bridge project engaged the participation of the community to build a symbol of common ground. It became a catalyst for revitalization and a symbol of connection and the spirit of community.

 

At first, however, Community Bridge itself became swept into the controversy. Many letters to the local newspaper expressed outrage at such a novel idea, "painting a bridge on a bridge," as talk radio host David Brenner put it. Yet Cochran had asked the town before to trust his vision, to let him paint small detailed murals on buildings in Frederick City's treasured historic district. Those murals with their dreamlike imagery were also controversial when first proposed, but upon completion they had become quiet landmarks. That history gave the public confidence in the bridge project proposal.

 

Once the proposal was approved, the artist decided to invite 173,000 people, the residents of the area, to collaborate on this ambitious artwork. Shared Vision spearheaded the massive public outreach called Bridge Builders that asked individuals to contribute ideas to the bridge artwork, to become co-creators with the artist. Countless ideas were collected, and they shaped every part of the bridge mural.

Students from BLAST'D working on posters for their food drive.

"photographer Evie Carpenter"

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