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IBM Service Leader, Shirley Warren, led a team of 30+ IBMers and community volunteers in a Readiness Workshop to help students at the Volunteer English Program (VEP) of Chester County, PA write their resumes and help with their interviewing skills. The workshop was scheduled for 4 hours, but could have gone on for another 4. The students were excited, enthusiastic and very thankful. Equally, it was a positive experience for the volunteers most of whom expressed interest to volunteer again.
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Third shot of the canal at Stourport in June 1996. Since then, the green area on the opposing bank has been developed with three storey houses
IB PYP Inquiry Professional Development for teachers held by Ms. Holly Reardon from Western Academy of Beijing
Agribusiness Development Activity is aimed at the transformation from ineffective subsistence farming to commercial, profitable agribusiness through the disbursement of matching grants and the provision of technical and market information assistance. Grants are awarded through competition on the co-financing basis for the development of small value-adding enterprises, farm service centers, value chain and primary production in any region of Georgia. The project will help develop agribusiness and create new job opportunities.
Lt Governor Rutherford KEYS Development Groundbreaking by Joe Andrucyk at 1511 Ashburton St, Baltimore, MD 21216
Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation hosted the inaugural Thirsty (for Business) Thursday event on July 31, 2014, at Copper Canyon Grill. Over 100 small, local and minority business owners were in attendance to network and hear about the exciting things happening in Prince George’s County.
Thirsty (for Business) Thursday is a free event is designed to connect business owners with government officials, non-profits and community leaders. The featured guest for the kickoff event was Victor Hoskins, Deputy Chief Administrative Officer for Economic Development and Public Infrastructure.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams, New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Adolfo Carrión, Jr., New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC) President Eric Enderlin, and New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) President & CEO Andrew Kimball today were joined by elected officials and community leaders break ground on 880 new affordable homes in Willets Point, Queens on Wednesday, 20, 2023. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office
Gilmer County Economic Development Authority President Jeff Campbell shows planning maps and renderings of planned improvement sites to U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Rural Development (RD), Rural Partners Network (RPN) Supervising Liason for WV Kayleigh Kyle and RPN National Lead for Engagement Christine Sorensen, while at the Little Kanawha Water Trail located near the Glenville Truss Bridge in downtown Glenville, WV, on May 25, 2023. Campbell discussed the benefits of building an open amphitheater at the bridge's anchorage and improving the Pioneer Trail Network in Gilmer County. The goal of the project is to enhance the region's competitive advantage in the recreational marketplace and take advantage of having the Pioneer Trails pass through several towns along the Little Kanawha Water Trail. Campbell highlighted how this initiative will bring economic, community, cultural, and recreational benefits to the region.
Their strategy is supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Rural Development (RD), Rural Partners Network (RPN) SMART project approach. This approach has four key strategies, namely:
1. Building on each region's competitive advantage and leveraging the marketplace
2. Establishing and maintaining a robust regional infrastructure
3. Creating revitalized, healthy, and resilient communities
4. Developing talented and innovative people.
RPN
The Rural Partners Network (RPN) is a government program that aims to assist rural communities in finding resources and funding to create job opportunities, build infrastructure, and support long-term economic stability. This network comprises federal agencies and commissions that work directly with rural communities to enhance their prosperity through job creation, infrastructure development, and community improvement. Led by USDA Rural Development, members of the RPN collaborate to identify resources to help rural people build the futures they envision for the unique places they call home.
RPN deploys federal staff to selected RPN Community Networks located across the United States. These RPN Liaisons collaborate with small, rural communities to understand their needs and the importance of leveraging the programs and resources of various funders and assistance providers to achieve their goals. The Liaisons provide assistance to local individuals in navigating programs, building relationships, and identifying community-driven solutions.
Participating RPN agencies and offices (rural.gov/about#block-views-block-partners-partners-listing) are also joining forces to promote rural priorities as federal programs and policies are developed to address funding gaps, increase access to technical assistance and ensure equitable access to federal funding.
For more information, please go to RURAL.gov, the official website of the Rural Partners Network.
USDA Media by Lance Cheung.
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A long-awaited piece arrived today for my Crestron dev kit. I picked up the portable rack at the Joplin hamfest for super-cheap, but it's not big enough for all my processors. Now that the QM-RMC's in I can start feeding the automation side of my brain a couple nights a week.
This is my third idea, also inspired by the style of Jenny Saville. In my development, I had tried to use wood filler in the bottom A3 study as to create some depth and physical texture whilst, the top one I had used scrap lace to create some underwear that linked to some of my textile artists that I had chosen.