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Looking at the parade
Have highlighted a yawning spectaor and a camrea woman for YTV (it said on the camera)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
STEAMS DETAILS THE STANDOUTS OF Bl3 & SHARES HIS VIEW ON BATTLERS BACKING OUT OF BATTLES
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Former Michigan basketball standout, Jimmy King, a member of the vaunted "Fab Five" signs a Michigan pennant for a fan before playing in the 2nd Annual Michigan Alumni Flag Football Game, Saturday, April 17th at Michigan Stadium. The game was part of the spring football event that also featured the annual Michigan spring football game. King was the only non-football player to play in the event, but he did haul in a touchdown pass in the game.
Lon Horwedel | AnnArbor.com
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
Yellow is one of my favorite colors when it comes to flowers. Yet, there are a confusing number of yellow wildflowers out there in the Midwest (and other places). Thanks to my friend Rebecca and Jim from the Butterfly Observers Group, I now know that this one is Jerusalem Artichoke.
www.minnesotawildflowers.info/flower/jerusalem-artichokeJerusalem Artichoke
1. IMaGe_3615, 2. Good person, 3. Roman Temple of Évora 2, 4. ESCALERA HACIA LOS SUEÑOS, 5. Mystic river, 6. "Delightfully Drunk", 7. Crazy Drop, 8. Turn left, Turn right, 9. india_07, 10. guardian of well, 11. intentan imitar l'estil koskis :))), 12. Please don't swallow what the trollers say to you, 13. Midnight Rush Hour, 14. Flota pesquera Serrallo - Tgna, 15. [48/365] Oh... sweet, sweet addiction, 16. MARGARITAS AZULES
With shiny red pompoms, Stowe Elementary School held an assembly Wednesday morning to pass out Standout Stowie Awards to hard working students for completing their academic and reading goals this year. More red pompoms waved as Principal Tiona Sandbulte accepted the North-Star Wayfinder Award. Stowe is just one of three schools nationally to receive the award for demonstrating an outstanding commitment to implementing Wayfinder learning with fidelity and excellence. Read more about the Wayfinder Curriculum at www.withwayfinder.com (Jon Lemons/Des Moines Public Schools)
Peachfest Returns to Peachtree Center Celebrating Culinary Innovation and Georgia's Signature Peaches
Good Food Festival Celebrates Georgia Grown Peaches with Early Bird Ticket Discount
ATLANTA (May 14, 2024) — This summer, Atlanta's Peachtree Center is set to transform into a vibrant showcase of culinary excellence with the return of Peachfest on Sunday, July 21, 2024, from 3 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. This standout event promises a gathering of over 65 esteemed food artisans, pastry chefs, and mixologists, making it a pivotal celebration of Georgia's peach season and a must-attend for the national and local culinary scene. For more information on where to pick up Pearson Farm peaches at your favorite farmers markets (click here) or if you want to purchase tickets for Peachfest (click here).
Presented by Taste Network, Peachfest will welcome over 1,200 attendees. The event offers a delectable array of peach-centric creations ranging from savory to sweet dishes and drinks, meticulously crafted by some of Atlanta's most celebrated chefs and beverage experts. Now in its tenth year, Peachfest is recognized not only as a premier culinary festival in the South but also as a vital contributor to sustainable agriculture initiatives.
This all-inclusive affair not only showcases the state’s favorite fruit but also spotlights sustainable agricultural practices and supports Piggy Bank, a nonprofit project aimed at aiding small farmers through education and resource sharing. With its blend of fine food, innovative cocktails, and a mission-driven approach, Peachfest is not just a feast for the senses but also a beacon for craftsmanship and agricultural advancement in Georgia, offering the sweetest peaches the South has to offer at the peak of the season.
Peachfest celebrates the iconic fruit of Georgia and highlights Atlanta's role as a leader in the culinary arts and sustainable farming. This event is a compelling narrative of community, innovation, and gastronomy, positioned as an essential experience for culinary enthusiasts eager to embrace the pioneering spirit at the heart of our vibrant community.
Tickets for Peachfest are available starting at $95 for general admission, with VIP access priced at $130, offering early entry and additional exclusive tastings in a private lounge. Enthusiasts can unlock a $30 early bird discount with the promocode "peachlove” until June 15th.
Official Host: Peachtree Center Plaza, 225 Peachtree St NE, 30303
Date: Sunday, July 21, 2024
Time: 3 p.m. for VIP entry, 4 p.m. for General Admission; ends at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $95 General Admission, $130 VIP Access. Available at Peachfest.org
Early Bird Discount: $30 off any ticket through June 15th, 2024