Hopes that Crossrail will open in central London in early 2022 – this time on schedule – were heightened as the struggling £ 19bn program entered its final testing phase this weekend. The start of months of test operations, which will involve thousands of volunteer passengers to test the operation of the system, including in […]

Stonnington Volunteer Recognition On Tuesday November 16th, we were pleased to announce the winners of our first annual Town of Stonnington Volunteer Award. These awards celebrate individuals and community groups whose commitment to volunteerism makes a difference to our local community, a positive impact on the lives of others and makes our city a better […]

Running back Jabari Small, defensive tackle Omari Thomas, advantage Byron Young and tight end Princeton Fant spoke to the media during Tuesday’s availability. All four spoke about Heupel’s coaching style over the season, their personal growth as players, what South Alabama brings and more. The first was Jabari Small, whose availability is below. Small discussed […]

Kessock Lifeboat Station has an exciting volunteer position for the right member of the local community to take the helm as the new Director of Rescue Operations. You could be part of the team leading their life-saving emergency response in the waters of the Moray and Beauly Firth. If you have seen the RNLI Atlantic […]

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado (KRDO) – The Colorado Springs Police Department’s K9 Calendar 2022 is almost here! According to the CSPD, the calendars are in the final printing stage and will be available soon, with 100% of the proceeds going to the department’s cadet program. Throughout the year, CSPD cadets attend leadership conferences and volunteer at […]

There are several elected, appointed and volunteer leadership positions in North Dakota. Everything from school boards to township officers, church boards, advisory boards, product group boards, cooperative boards and more. Have you thought about running or volunteering for one of these positions, but you don’t know where to start? Or have you ended up falling […]

The City of West Hollywood encourages community members to make donations to organizations in dire need of contributions to support cleanup, wildlife rescue and recovery efforts in the aftermath of the great offshore oil spill off the coast of Orange County in Southern California on Saturday October 2, 2021. With more than 130,000 gallons of […]

A group of business leaders are working to buy a 35-acre plot nine minutes from downtown Santa Barbara to house the homeless and the mentally ill. Landowner Richard Berti contributed $ 450,000 to attempt to purchase the former St. Mary’s Seminary site at 1964 Las Canoas Road. Berti wired the money on Wednesday, sending the […]

New research shows that nearly 70% of US-based tech companies identified a lack of diversity in their workforce, which leads young tech workers to believe that their corporate culture is neither inclusive nor tolerant. According to members of Avant-garde Tanzu OneMagnify community. OneMagnify is a full-service, multidisciplinary marketing and communications company and a VMware Tanzu […]

CICERO – After more than a decade of preparation, the redesign of Cicero’s Skyway Park is finally complete. The city, local leaders and the North Syracuse Little League cut the ribbon for the renovated park on September 21. “It was a very, very long and extremely rewarding project,” said project manager Pat Benz, of RFP […]

The women at the helm of SAP SuccessFactors share their stories and describe how COVID has sparked the conversation about employee stress and flexible working. The exodus of women from the labor market during the pandemic has been a great challenge for employers. But it also creates opportunities for some companies, like SAP SuccessFactors, to […]

HOLLAND – We all know that individual choices can make a difference. But efforts at community level, especially in the area of ​​sustainable development, have the power to multiply our collective investments of time and energy to have a real and lasting impact. The Netherlands is home to many organizations that strive to achieve positive […]

September 20, 2021 LUMBERTON – Robeson County Commissioners on Monday approved a plan to move forward with efforts to provide broadband service throughout the county. At Monday’s meeting, commissioners approved the Robeson County Digital Inclusion Plan, which includes projects and strategies to bring broadband to Robeson County. The plan will be used to apply for […]

Contributed • September 21, 2021 DEXTER – Volunteers are needed to help build 280 single wood window inserts each day from October 14-21 at Dexter Town Hall. DEXTER – Volunteers are needed to help build 280 single wood window inserts each day from October 14-21 at Dexter Town Hall. Help us out on one or […]

When Army Ranger and resident Jeremy Ferranti saw the state of the Colorado Springs home of Gold Star mother Scoti Domeij, his mission was clear. Domeij, the mother of Sgt. 1st Class Kristoffer B. Domeij, who was killed in action in October 2011 at the age of 29 while serving with the 75th Ranger Regiment […]

Edgar Iles with his wife Dolores. (Photo source by Don Buchanan) Iles served in the Korean War, worked in the VI government for 40 years. He also served four years in the VI Senate from 1981 to 1985. He was president of Rotary West at least twice for more than five decades with the organization […]

OF INTEREST IN VOLUNTEER FIRE SERVICES MORRISTOWN VOLUNTARY FIRE FIGHTERS HAVE AN EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION Description of the devices and equipment of the six companies Type of property to be protected and assistance provided by Water Co. Whatever can be said about the comparative merits of paid service and volunteer service, there is a voluntary organization […]

Tony Thurmond, California State Superintendent of Public Education, will join El Dorado County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Ed Manansala, at Calder Fire on Wednesday. They will be there to get a first-hand perspective of the fire’s impact on area schools and to offer support to displaced residents, as provided by the California Department of Education’s […]

He honed his entrepreneurial skills during his tenure as Ambassador, trying new avenues to spark more business engagement with Murdoch students. “I had the most success participating in hackathons with a diverse team of students, leading a team of three different engineering majors in a hackathon called ‘Team Murdoch’, where we won the first prize, […]

Ron Giovino remembers a special moment around 2007 when he was planning the Medford Invitational Tournament’s [MIT] Challenger Day event. It was one of the first days of MIT, which began as a competitive baseball tournament for the Medford Little Leaguers and those in surrounding communities, including Saugus and Melrose. After 10 years, the tournament […]

History links Togneri ST. PAUL, Minn. – Macalester College student-athlete Kayla Togneri (Ventura, Calif. / Ventura) was nominated for the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award. Togneri, a member of the women’s basketball and women’s soccer teams in Macalester, is one of 535 women from all three divisions to be nominated for this prestigious […]

The village was full of patriotic spirit for July 4th, thanks to volunteers who decorated in red, white and blue to celebrate America. Jill Hunter of the Saratoga Village Development Council said: “Many thanks to Laurel Perusa and Patti Himel for their leadership in achieving this goal and to Ramya Vasu and her daughters, Sriya […]