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Photos and images of events, programs, people and our community during Community Read 2019. Featured book titles include The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, Wishtree by Katherine Applegate and Love by Matt de la Peña.
Photo by Marco Catini - Community programs offer an opportunity for parents, siblings, friends and young athletes to come together in a guided play experience led by a Young Athletes coach and volunteers.
Upon completing the six week course, DigiLit learners received a certificate of completion during graduation.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Oct 24th, 2018.
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Senator Lindsey Williams (D-Allegheny)
Community Baby Shower
Sept. 30, 2021
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Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Caucus
CARDIFF, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 13: Xabi Alonso of Liverpool runs with the ball during the FA Community Shield match between Liverpool and Chelsea at the Millennium Stadium on August 13, 2006 in Cardiff, Wales. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
These shots were taken during the Christmas production, preformed at the Forest City Community Church
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Plastic Action: Scaling Local Insight into Systems Change session with Abi Liu, Community Specialist, World Economic Forum; Dana Shukirbayeva, Global Shaper, Astana Hub, Kazakhstan; Kiara Winona Sweeney, Vice-Curator, Munich Hub, Germany; Rajat Rai Handa, Policy & Plastic Circularity Specialist, World Economic Forum during the Global Shapers Annual Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, on 2/7/2026 from 13:30 to 15:00 in the World Economic Forum Headquarters - Eiger, Workshop. (pm day 3/deep dives/Plastic Action). ©2026 World Economic Forum/Chris_Heeney
In the mid-19th century, several German families left nearby New Braunfels and established farms in what would become the village of Comal, Texas. At varying times, comal has been known as “Wenzel” for one of these founding families, and “eight-mile” or “seven-mile” for its location in relation to New Braunfels. Comal settlers were among some of the first Germans to emigrate to Texas in the 1840s. The Schwab, Friesenhahn, Wenzel, Fey, Schaefer, Syring and Sahm families established farms, some of which remain productive and run by descendants of these pioneering families.
Throughout the 20th century, Comal remained a small and close-knit agricultural village. the Friesenhahn brothers, influenced by the community’s reliance on cotton as a cash crop, organized a community cooperative gin in 1900 and established a corn shelling plant that served area farmers. Kneupper’s grocery, in business from 1906 to 1973, provided the community with goods and was a center for social gatherings on Friday and Saturday evenings. A blacksmith shop, owned by the Wenzel and Schwab families, remains standing near the center of town. Most of the infrastructure is present as a reminder of the community. Education and religious commitment among the first settlers (both Catholic and Protestant) was a first priority and many of the Comal family patriarchs were instrumental leaders in forming the first school and church institutions in Comal as well as in New Braunfels. these families and several others built Comal into a thriving and prosperous farming community that survived against difficult odds and helped make Comal, Texas such a storied and historic place. (2012) (Marker No. 17149)
“When we come together, we celebrate, we have fun and we do good things — good things for our community.” University President Dr. Savoie said this at The Big Event opening ceremony and summed it up perfectly! Thank you to the 910 students, alumni, staff and faculty volunteers, as well as presenting sponsor Parish Proud, for making The Big Event 2024 a huge success! 🌱🌼🌳
Throughout the school year, the Culinary Arts Academy put together Community Culinary Events. During these meals, students turned the Marriott Bistro into a restaurant and prepared and served food for community members. Guests included a recruiter from Think Food Group, members of the DC Public Charter School Board and blogger Mark Lerner.