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Mieko Kamii (dean)
Katelin Richards (Co-President)
Ellena McFarland (Co-President)
Danielle Delande (Treasurer)
Rachel McCormack (Adviser)
Brianna Philbrook (Secretary)
BBQ preceding the 2014 JUG leader summit at the Chinascaria (my back yard) with executive chef Bruno Souza.
This plaque commemorates when the City of Minneapolis agreed to gift this lot to the people of our community.
DSC_3107 - 954 - YD63 VBF - Optare Solo M925EV - Nottingham Community Transport (LocalLink Electric Zero Emissions) - Nottingham QMC, Derby Road 05/06/14
#6 Barton Community College men's soccer photos vs #RV Western Texas College in Plains District semifinals.
Played 11-02-18 at The Depot in Cleburne, TX.
Courtesy photos provided by Randy Smith of Butler CC Sports Information Office.
Barton Community College Volleyball vs Hutchinson CC on 10-02-13 at the Barton Gym on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS
Rusty skips his Sunday cat nap to visit the Radisson Hotel in Merrillville for the Red Cross Community Event
Game one photos of Barton Community College Softball vs Pratt Community College. Played on March 27, 2019, at Cougar Field on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS.
Photos by Amanda Whiteman, Barton Sports Information Department.
Barton Community College Men's Soccer second half photos vs Northwest Kansas Technical College on 9-26-18 at the Cougar Soccer/Track Complex on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS.
Photos by Baleigh Griffin, student photographer for Barton Sports Information Department.
East Renfrewshire Council commissioned LUC to undertake community consultation in Waterfoot to ascertain how best to improve the quality of the environment in the village. LUC established what the priorities of the community were through 2 separate consultation events from which a list of priority projects was created.
For more information, visit: www.landuse.co.uk
Faith to the Santa Maria bringing community together old and young, lonely or a couple, all together as a big family on Santa Maria day, through this picture i felt belong to the community and its faith.
Guayama, PR- Soldiers assigned to the 475th Eng. Co., US Army Reserve-Puerto Rico, are currently tearing down over 10 condemned structures and cleaning empty lots in the center of the southern city, in another effort to help the community of Puerto Rico.
The troops, many of whom have recently returned from the combat zone in Afghanistan, are applying their technical skills, while working in direct coordination with local authorities to eliminate safety hazards to the local community.
Photos courtesy of Missouri City
Celebrating community unity and promoting safe streets, Missouri City residents will partner with their police officers, firefighters and City officials on Tuesday, Oct. 5 to participate in the 27th annual National Night Out.
A new pre-event feature this year will be two kick-off gatherings, both on Saturday, Oct. 2. The goal is to encourage as many citizens as possible to get involved in the crime-prevention effort and to register their areas for block parties, said Police Community Liaison Dan Flagg. The first kickoff will be in the Target parking lot on Highway 6 at Murphy Road from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., and the second will be in the Texas Parkway shopping center next to Wells Fargo from 7 p.m. to dark. Free hamburgers and hot dogs will be served and residents who host block parties will receive free T-shirts.
"Crime prevention is a partnership between the City and its residents. National Night Out is a great way for residents to take the opportunity to meet their neighbors and to do their part to prevent crime in their neighborhoods," Flagg said. "Last year, the City registered more than 60 block parties for the annual event."
Members of the Fire & Rescue Service and the Police Department, including the Dive Rescue and SWAT Teams, will be at both kick-off events to greet participants and to hand out crime-prevention materials. A Fire & Rescue Service ladder truck and rescue boat will be on display, along with an All-Terrain Vehicle used by the Police Department. Target, which sponsors the event, will also have team members on-hand to meet with residents and to provide refreshments.
Groups are encouraged to register their National Night Out block parties at the kick-off events on Saturday, Oct. 2, or by calling 281-403-8705.
This past week, Gladstone Secondary students were able to participate in their own Human Library.
Members of the public and staff volunteered their time as “living books” for the day.
Eine weitere Torte bekam Steffen Klaus von den Wirtschaftsjunioren Görlitz überreicht.
Foto: Kathleen Mangatter - model for a day