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Tomatoes galore! In summer 2014, Mass Farm to School Project sourced local tomatoes to make a few hundred gallons of pasta sauce for use in the dining halls at Tufts and Harvard. Now that a system is in place and the colleges are interested in more local tomato sauce, this pilot project will likely expand in 2015. Stay tuned for more!
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Birds of Prey Art Design MicRitz
Texture from Distressed Jewell
Membership of 2385 prepare to deliver much needed food and supplies to the town of Harvest Alabama after the devistation that was left from the storms of April 2011
Bran is a well-known part of Romania for its sheep. This is one of the reasons that it has enjoyed a better standard than some other regions. This was even true during the Communist era.
The Innsmouth deck doesn't rely on big creatures. They could field Dagon, but they don't. But being swarmed by the fishy looking Locals is no picnic, either.
The cemetery behind Greendale Primitive Methodist church is still in use, as shown by the modern graves. While assoiated with the Methodist church, it was founded as multidenominational. Taken in 2018.
Welcome to Towson Green, a beautiful new townhome community conveniently located just minutes from the excitement of Towson Town Center, downtown Baltimore and the Inner Harbor. Here you’ll find the comforts of suburban life, complemented by the liveliness and convenience found in an urban setting.
Towson Green is located between Towsontown Boulevard and East Burke Avenue, intersected by Linden and Willow Avenues. The community is less than a mile south of Towson Town Center, making it walking distance to many stores and restaurants.
Homes starting from the low to mid $300's
a gift box created for out of town guests featuring some local goodies: Mast Brothers Chocolate, Brooklyn Gum, Gorilla Coffee, streetmap of Brooklyn, a book of poems on our favorite borough and some Brooklyn Brewery beer!
Local pre-season friendly match played between Squires Gate FC of the North West Counties Premier Division (tier 6) and Blackpool FC of the EFL Championship (tier 2). Match played at Squires Gate's Brian Addison Stadium on Friday 9th July 2021. Images taken by Adam Gee.
Anatomy students from Ayden Grifton High School visited Greenville Police on Friday, February 6, 2026 to learn about careers with police special operations. Students received an overview of the Forensics division and got the opportunity to dust their own fingerprints.
Grow Local, a partnership between the Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce and Pitt County Schools, is a no cost/educator initiative designed to introduce, involve, inspire, and invest in the future of our community and workforce. Introduced in 2018, Grow Local is a program designed to create and unveil career interests, grow the talent pipeline, and connect local businesses to future employees. During Grow Local Week, Pitt County businesses open their doors to host local middle and high school students, providing them with a unique opportunity to identify career paths and opportunities they may be unaware of. From tours of local businesses, conversations with business leaders, and hands-on activities, students will have first-hand experience at a day in the life of an employee in a field relevant to curriculum they are studying in their class.
Photo by Aaron Hines / City of Greenville
So good to have all the local trails to explore again.....happy boy by one of the ponds near our home!