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The EBRD Community Initiative is providing a one-off donation of €50,000 to the United World College (UWC) in Mostar. The UWC Mostar, founded in 2006, is an International Baccalaureate school that offers a two-year academic programme for high school students aged 16-19. It promotes understanding between different national and ethnic groups through education and contributes to the reconstruction of a post-conflict society in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The EBRD Community Initiative donation will contribute to the UWC Student Residents project. The project is aimed at improving living conditions of the students and maximising the impact of the College on the local community by restoring buildings in Mostar ruined during the war to be used as student’s accommodations.
Speakers
Dzenan Hakalovic
Acting Head, United World College, Mostar
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Falcons players, cheerleaders, front office members and Freddie Falcon spread out across Atlanta for the NFL's league-wide Hometown Huddle community event promoting exercise and good health // Hometown Huddle 2011 // Oct. 18, 2011 // Atlanta - PHOTO: Tom Grason, Special to AtlantaFalcons.com
Kinloch Gardens, Kinloch Street, London N7. 10 July 2009. Planting by Friends of Kinloch Gardens. Kinlochgardens@gmail.com
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Photos by Peter Smith / Peter Smith Photography
Celebrate Community! A dance put on by Luther College Ministries in the CFL parking lot. Photo by Will Heller.
The garden at 1630 N. Richmond Ave. features organic farming, a rainwater collection system, compost heaps and works of art. NOTE: Unfortunately, the property was sold and two nondescript residences were constructed on the site in 2014.
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Newspaper 10-28-1970
Front row
Gary Anderson, Jerry Young and Paul Cox
Back Row
Danny Jasper, Russell Stigall, Robert Milligan and John Edwards
James Slaughter Photography Collection
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A community food security event hosted by the Hillhurst-Sunnyside Community Association in Calgary, Alberta in March of 2012. Workshops on vermaculture, bee-keeping (with Apiaries and Bees for Communities ABC), and the Slow Food movement with Chris Vester of Slow Food Calgary and Bluemountain Biodynamic Farms
This is now the Dolphin Nursery at Sea World of Florida. It used to be the Community Pool/ feeding and petting pool.
That's me in the blue hat.
Early 1990s
Thelma
Army Community Service treated the Aberdeen Proving Ground community to food, games and prizes during it 43rd birthday celebration at the Maryland Boulevard picnic area July 24, 2008.
Hundreds of service members, Family members, civilians and retirees attended the event which has become an Aberdeen Proving Ground annual
tradition. Read more...
Photos from the Disposable Stories project. This photo was taken by a random person using a disposable camera that we gave away in Paris and travel the world with 5 people after that.
Health clinic in City Heights, San Diego. I'd love to know what this great old brick building was originally.
Settlements began to develop in Jones County by the mid-1800s, first around the abandoned Fort Phantom Hill site and then around ranches founded in the 1880s and farms established shortly thereafter. At this site in 1895, Reese Davis, Joe Swent and Alex Boyd built the Boyd School. The community that developed nearby came to be known as Boyd Chapel.
Over the next decades, Boyd Chapel was shaped by early area landowners. These included Guy Arthur Hillier, a New York native who herded sheep from south Texas to this area, where he met and married Minnie Estes. Alexander Brown Young and his wife came to this area in 1897 from east Texas. They settled in the Boyd Chapel community with five sons, including their oldest, Thomas O. Young, who had a wife and family of his own. The Young family deeded land for Methodist and Baptist churches, and a tabernacle, school and teacherage. Judge L. Crow and his wife Dora built a unique house on a rise, using concrete, as well as stone gathered from around the U.S.; they cultivated an orchard and berry fields. In 1916, Raymond Young built a general store and gas station, the only one in Boyd Chapel. As the farming community grew, cotton became its primary crop.
As in much of rural Texas, World War II greatly impacted the community's population, with young adults serving in the Armed Forces or finding work in urban centers in support of the war. In 1947, the school consolidated into the Anson school district. Today, only burials in the nearby Neinda Cemetery link the present agricultural fields to the community known as Boyd Chapel. (2004) (Marker No. 13406)
That single seal in the last photo as soon joined by others, who knows how many more humped their way up there after we left?
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Day 2: A day of seals, seabirds, tourists and wealth - getting our seashore fix in La Jolla.
(click on the Valday2014 tag to see the whole set, still in process)
Photo by Stacie Nelles.
Faringdon Community College presents
'Annie'
Produced by Julia Nichols.
Drama Direction by Giles Watson
Director's Assistants: Max Sly and Joe Thurston.
Music Direction by Ella Kolodziej and Stephanie Gammon
Set design by Giles Watson and Natalie Thomas.
Costumes by Kathleen Thomas and Ulia Haynes.
Makeup by Aoife Thomas and Jesse Stallard-Smith.
Lighting by John Butler.
Stage Managed by Henry Bew.
Thursday 4th and Saturday 6th July, 7 p.m.