Join the Effort, Durham Creek Week Invites Residents to Clean and Conserve Local Waterways from March 15-22
Durham's Creek Week invites the community to participate in waterway cleanups and conservation education from March 15-22. The initiative involves litter removal and offers activities and resources for all ages.
United Way Miami Celebrates Centennial with Tocqueville Society Grand Reception Honoring Jo and John Sumberg for Philanthropy
United Way Miami celebrated its 100th anniversary with a reception, honoring Jo and John Sumberg with the Tocqueville Award for philanthropy and recognizing other local philanthropists and supportive corporations.
Over 2,600 Children on Arizona's Child Care Subsidy Waitlist Highlight Funding Crisis and Legislative Challenges
Over 2,600 children in Arizona are on a waitlist for child care subsidies, highlighting the need for financial aid among working families and the gap left by diminished COVID-era funds.
Apple Valley Urges Considerate Outdoor Lighting to Maintain Neighborly Peace
Apple Valley reminds residents to consider neighborly peace when installing outdoor lighting, suggesting consulting professionals and using motion sensors or timers. Complaints can be reported to Code Enforcement.
Thea Hensel Honored as Sonoma County Woman of the Year 2025 for Environmental Advocacy in Santa Rosa
Mike Thompson names Thea Hensel the 2025 Woman of the Year for Sonoma County for her environmental work, including founding the Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway.
Maple Grove, MN Springs into the Season with Latest City Focus Newsletter for Residents
The City of Maple Grove, Minnesota has released its spring City Focus newsletter online, detailing local updates and events for March through May, with physical copies to be mailed out to residents soon.












