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El programa El Drago de la Cadena SER que dirige y presenta Evaristo Quintana se ha realizado desde las instalaciones del Parque Científico y Tecnológico del Campus Universitario de Tafira. El programa ha contado como tema conductor con las nuevas líneas de Guaguas Municipales al Campus y ha contado con la presencia del Rector de la ULPGC, José Regidor García, y del Concejal de Guaguas, Angel Sabroso. La parranda de Guaguas amenizó con varios temas musicales.
"Survive the Apocalypse"
Preview 2011 Borderline Biennial at the Abode of Chaos adult only
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Borderline Biennale Abode of Chaos 2011 No Program No Press No Money
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The Seabiscuit program took place on August 2003 at Countryside.
Seabiscuit's former jockey lives locally and he described the world of thoroughbred racing in the 1930s when Seabiscuit was the “all-star” of all time. He shared a scrapbook filled with his racing career highlights and shared many memories. The library was filled to capacity that day.
On Friday, October 23rd, 2015 the SAS Middle School held our Olweus Anti-Bullying program kickoff event. This research based program has been utilized in many schools throughout the world to help address bullying and bring its devastation out of the shadows. Students participated in activities in the classroom as well as team-builders in the gymnasium.
A role-playing activity was the beginning of the kickoff in the classrooms. Each student had the chance to play roles such as the bully, the bullied, possible defenders, as well as others. The intent of the activity is to illustrate how students are often presented with the opportunity to stand up to bullying throughout their school careers. In addition to the role play, students were given the opportunity to write anti-bullying essays or create posters to illustrate the program and our focus on ending bullying in our building
Students participated in team building activities around the gym designed to build skills in communication, problem solving, and listening.
The first activity was called "Picture Pieces". This problem solving activity instructed students to recreate an exact copy of their piece of the puzzle. The participants put their pieces together to form one image. They were posed with the challenge of not knowing what their group members had and were able to see how one person contributes to an overall group result.
The next activity focused on communication. Students worked in pairs to give verbal directions to a partner as they draw a simple image. The entire group shared their image to see which pair was able to communicate and recreate the image closest to the actual picture.
The following two activities focused on trust, communication, and listening skills. Students work in pairs to guide their partner through a "mine field" while they are blind folded. Students had to get to the other side without hitting any of the items. A variation of this game required students to walk to a location blind folded and retrieve as many items as they could as their partner guided them verbally. The last station was a photo booth where students formed many group poses with props to help send a "No Bullying" message.
The day brought fun and awareness to everyone in the middle school. We look forward to our class meetings that will supplement our efforts to address bullying.
What is a Grange?
Grange is a grassroots, non-partisan, non-sectarian, fraternal organization with its roots in agriculture. Although the Grange was originally an organization of farmers, it has evolved to include people from all walks of life who have a common goal to make our world a better place to live. The Grange has been preserving the traditions that have made America a strong and caring country. Our Grange is active in promoting programs for rural communities on the local, state, and national level. We pride ourselves in our community service activities which have gained National recognition. Our fairgrounds is used to host and support many community events including Horse Shows, various 4-H events, Dog Shows, Car Shows, township festivals, The Village Library's Renaissance Faire and several other special interest events.
Our largest, most labor intensive, and most fun filled, event is our Grange Fair held annually in August. This year marks our 68th Fair. Please, join our community as we come together to enjoy fun, good food, entertainment, and to appreciate the talents of our neighbors as they enter over 5000 items ranging from cows to quilts.
A few months ago there even was a sign on the door of Hamilton Library for the LIS Program area. The interiors of the LIS Program's space are nearly complete, but electricity and fire alarms need to be installed.
Property owners and managers gathered for a special recognition program on September 11, 2015, in HUD’s Philadelphia Regional Office. They were recognized for their efforts in supporting the regional office’s Multifamily Homeless Placement Program, which encourages property owners in HUD’s Multifamily Housing inventory to adopt a homeless preference and to lease units to families and individuals experiencing homelessness.