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The annual Wassailing ceremony took place at Bridport Community Orchard, Dorset, on the afternoon of Sunday 12th Januaryer 2025. A large crowd turned out to sing, to dance with Wyld Morris and hear storyteller Martin Maudsley. The Apple King & Queen were crowned, lots of noise was made and hopefully there will be a good crop of apples this year! This old custom of blessing the orchards traditnally took place on Twelfth Night and was originally a Pagan tradition dating back many hundred of years. Volunteers from the Community Orchard served hot and cold apple juice, and Dorset Nectar Cider of Bridport sold plenty of cider!
Capital University students and staff help the students at Lincoln Park Elementary plant vegetables in the community garden. Learn more at www.capital.edu/garden.
As Congress and the Obama Administration take on the issue of health care reform, Sheldon invited Cumberland residents to share their health care stories and ideas with him at this free community dinner at the Lusitania Club. He was joined by Cumberland Mayor Daniel McKee, and Rhode Islander Kathy Fonseca, who is living with a heart condition and has experienced the shortfalls of our health care system first hand.
#19 Barton Community College Women's Soccer 1st half photos vs #RV Cloud County Community College on 10-17-18 at the Cougar Soccer/Track Complex on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS.
Photos by Todd Moore, Barton Sports Information Department.
The Yokota Community Center (YCC) houses the Commissary, Base Exchange store, two Food Courts, and numerous Concessions (Barbershop, Beauty Shop, New Car/Motorcycle Sales, Optical Shop, etc).
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Callahan County was created in 1858 and named for Texas Ranger James H. Callahan (1814-56). Permanent settlement of this area began after the Civil War (1861-65). Residents petitioned in 1877 for organization of county government. Callahan City, then a village with two stores and a post office, became temporary county seat when the first commissioners court met here on July 30, 1877. The nearby town of Belle Plaine won a spirited election for permanent county seat in December 1877. After the Callahan City post office moved there six months later, this community soon disappeared. (1977) (Marker No. 4737)
A Community Curator stands ready to help with questions during the "The Changing Forces in Advertising" session at SuperNova 2007.
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This CreativeMornings/Trondheim event was generously hosted by Kunsthall Trondheim.
Thanks to our local sponsorsBlink, Kunsthall Trondheim, Jacobsen & Svart
Big thanks to our global sponsors MailChimp, Adobe and Wordpress.
All photos by Torstein Lund Eik (www.torsteinlundeik.com).
Austin Community College District hosts a Riverbat Family & Friends Reception in honor of our longest-serving Chancellor, Dr. Richard Rhodes, on Thursday, September 28, 2023, at ACC Highland Campus.
With Loong Doon in the hole, the rest of the team is carefully wiggling the concrete form into perfect trim.
16 October 2009. Lismore finally gains access to central community land to create a community garden. Rainbow Region Community Farms initiated the idea in 2006 and now we have our land! Lots of work yet to do but it will be worth it. Educating all kinds of people in healthy food that's easy to grow.
A capacity crowd attended United Way's Annual Community Breakfast on Tuesday, September 24, 2019, at the Poughkeepsie Grand. The event honored two community champions, Dr. Pamela Edington, President, Dutchess Community College (DCC), and Dr. Kristine Young, President, SUNY Orange, as well as two Champion Nonprofits, Nicole Fenichel-Hewitt, The Art Effect and Linda Muller, Cornerstone Family Healthcare. In addition there was a surprise performance by students in the DCC Performing Arts Associate in Science Degree Program - Melissa Ansari, Hailey Gallinari, Chloe Kramer, Benjamin Simonetty, Jonah Woodcock and Samantha Vega and a surprise check presentation by Key Bank Market Director David Lewing for scholarships at the two colleges. The event kicked off United Way's 2019 Campaign, raising almost $52,000 for its work in our local community. Photo by Nicole Puckette Photography.