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Maui, HI. December 31 2022. A community solar array on twin apartment buildings. The impossibly beautiful island of Maui in the background. This photo was taken just months before the devastation of the large fire that ripped through nearby communities.
Photographer: Josh Moore
24th Annual Callen-Lorde Community Awards
Honorees: Maulik Pancholy, Criss Christoff Smith and Steve Madden SM Pride ERG.
Host: Murray Hill
Remarks: Patrick McGovern, CEO and Donnie Roberts, EVP Development and Communications.
Humor and Fund Raising: Dana Goldberg
Photos by Donna Aceto
Tech community charity quiz kindly hosted by Workday. Prizes thanks to Clavis Insights and GameCraft. (Thu Dec 10 2015)
The wooden building of the former Tapanila Railway Station has been moved ca. 10 km here to Pikku-Huopalahti and is now used as a community center for the neighbourhood.
Nickelsville residents discuss options. There was no plan in place for sheltering those with pets the night of the sweep.
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.
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.
Barton Community College Women's Soccer vs Pratt Community College on 10-21-17 at the Cougar Soccer/Track Complex on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS.
Photos by Baleigh Griffin, student worker for Barton Sports Information Department.
Thrive Conference 2018 is a flagship event for LaunchVic, focused on strengthening the startup ecosystem across regional, rural, and metropolitan local government and communities. The conference was conceived post Round 6 Grant Funding, where it became clear greater support by way of education, and expertise around building a startup community was needed. There has been excellent support for the inaugural Thrive Conference, with representation from local government being strong across the state, supplemented by founders and/or co-workings spaces also registering to attend.
June 20, Philadelphia --
Council members and community leaders announced an agreement at Iglesias Gardens on June 20 that Philadelphia city government would buy back over 90 community gardens and green spaces currently held by bank liens. City Councilmembers Kendra Brooks, Darrell L. Clarke, Jamie Gauthier and Quetcy M. Lozada spoke at the event in front of dozens of community garden activists.
According to the Philly Voice (tinyurl.com/4hv42b4p), a failed effort to raise money for the School District of Philadelphia in 1997 resulted in city officials selling off 30,000 city-owned land parcels to U.S. Bank. Though it did not solve the funding problem for the District, the properties have been held by bank liens for more than two decades and are currently being sold off individually at sheriff's sales.
Many of the lots, which have sat dormant and neglected for years, were taken up by community residents who provide upkeep and maintenance. As the communities do not own the properties, they are often left with limited notification if the land is being sold at a sheriff's sale.
The agreement which costs the city $1 million would allow the city to reacquire some of the remaining properties and work with City Council and other neighborhood stakeholders to return the plots of land to the communities they're located in.
#RestoreCommunityLand