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A window detail from the Gay and Lesbian church founded by Troy Perry. The structure was destroyed by two fires in 1973.
Photographed in Los Angeles, California at their Union Ave. & 22nd St. location, May, 1972.
Pearl Street, Denver, Colorado
The church building used to be a synagogue named Temple Emanuel, which has since moved to a newer building.
Queen's host community breakfast at the Ambassador Hotel to present: Community as Classroom: Engaging Community Partners in Teaching and Learning
lines with different combinations of lichens, mosses and free alga
scan of old slide - should do new shot (s) of this
Some cute, larger-than-life mushrooms make an appearance in the Jamison Valley at Scenic World (Blue Mountain). Aren’t they cute? ;)
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It is used for the lesson of the chorus,the meeting of the commercial and industrial association,and so on. Therefore, it is lively all day long with bursting out laughing or the discussion.
Taken at one of our inspirational community events to help people create positive change where they live - held at the Eden Project, 6-9 September 2013.
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Community Day was the culmination of BAMPFA's Grand Opening Week. The museum doors were thrown open for twelve hours to mark this historic occasion. Visitors got a first look at our inaugural exhibition, Architecture of Life. The day included DJs spinning records, dance performanes, a weaving workshop, and other impromptu happenings throughout the building, organized by artist David Wilson. Photo: Joseph Driste.
This phone poll is used for flyers of all kinds. Suprisingly, this must be a fallow moment; only staples, rusty nails, and scraps from old notices are visible.
Alaska Guard Sgt. Bradly Olson, a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear noncommissioned officer with the 103rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), briefs a young boy on CST capabilities at the Edward G. Pitka Sr. Airport in Galena, Alaska, May 31, 2017. More than 30 service members from the Alaska National Guard and United States Military Entrance Processing Command teamed up to provide community outreach efforts with residents of the Yukon River village. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Balinda O’Neal Dresel)
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On Henderson Inlet in Thurston County, the community shellfish farm is part of the Meyer’s Point property owned by WSU Extension. Puget Sound Restoration Fund manages the community shellfish farm in association with Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers Association and many other partners. They have been operating the farm for about six years.
Goals:
•Actively engage citizens in experiencing, preserving and restoring productive shellfish growing areas in Henderson Inlet.
•Increase community support for pollution control programs through educational field tours and hands-on involvement in small-scale aquaculture.
Project Activities:
•Conduct 10 tideflat tours each year to educate 300-500 students, parents, and teachers in shellfish aquaculture and water quality (in partnership with South Sound Green, Pacific Shellfish Institute and others).
•Harvest over 150 dozen oysters for public events, including SLURP and Oyster New Year at Elliott’s Oyster House.
•Install 20 shellfish gardens on private tidelands to invest local property owners in the value of clean water (bringing the total to 50 gardens installed since 2004).
•Involve 50-100 volunteers in thinning and harvesting oysters, preparing shellfish garden kits, organizing aquaculture gear and serving community-grown shellfish at local events.
•Sponsor annual oyster giveaways for residents within the Henderson watershed who take action to manage their septic systems as part of Thurston County’s new septic system O&M program (residents receive one dozen oysters with proof of inspection).
•Provide support for farm volunteers actively involved in preventing additional bacterial pollution in Henderson Inlet.
Used for community meetings to show the effects that water has on chip pan fires.
Taken with phone camera