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Lorain County Sheriff's Office debuts a new rookie horse
The Lorain County Sheriff's Office has purchased a 10-year-old mare for a new mounted unit, supported by private donations that have raised more than $50,000; a second horse is expected soon.
Brown Ranch renamed Slate Creek Neighborhood as governance group moves forward
The Brown Ranch Governance Group agreed March 26 to refer to the long‑proposed project as the Slate Creek Neighborhood, and the group is working to define a governance structure and membership as Phase 2 planning remains pending; the group will meet April 30–May 1 to discuss its title, end state and timeline.
Women's Fair returns to Kalispell Saturday to support local nonprofits
The Women's Fair returns to Kalispell for a second year Saturday at the Hilton Garden Inn and will support local nonprofits including the Abbie Shelter and the Sparrows Nest of Northwest Montana.
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Showing: 141-150Dachshund Befriends Rescued Seal and Poses for Photos
Stanley the dachshund met Aayla, a rescued seal at the Sea Life Trust Cornish Sanctuary in early 2020 and the pair posed for photos through the exhibit glass; Stanley later underwent spinal surgery and is receiving therapy while his owner has sought funds for his aftercare.
Marion County seniors invited to free health expo and wellness walk
The 5th annual All Things Senior Health Expo and 3K/5K will be held Saturday at the Frederick Douglass Family Center, offering free health screenings, a walk around Douglas Park, and vendor activities.
Prosperity Indiana Summit will be May 13-14 at Indianapolis Marriott North.
Prosperity Indiana's 40th annual Summit will be held May 13–14 at the Indianapolis Marriott North, expected to bring 250–300 community economic development professionals and featuring a keynote conversation with Diane Yentel.
Grant House Sewing Center Summer Sewing Camp focuses on sewing and confidence
Grant House Sewing Center runs weeklong summer sewing camps that teach machine skills, pattern work and project-making for kids and teens. Sessions are three hours daily over five days, and the program reports a long history dating back to 1984.
Balance Brewing opens in Ross in the former Necromancer space
Balance Brewing, founded by three partners, held a soft opening on March 19 in Ross in the former Necromancer Brewing location and has enlarged the taproom to about 3,400 square feet.
Monroe County allocates $4.6 million to improve maternal and infant health
Monroe County announced a $4.6 million investment from American Rescue Plan Act funds to support community programs designed to reduce racial and economic disparities in prenatal and postpartum care and strengthen long-term support for mothers and families.
Youth First offers parents online safety strategies for kids.
Youth First will present "Parenting in a Digital World" on April 2 at 6:00 pm in the Mitchell High School cafeteria to discuss online and social media safety, with Laura Keys as the presenter.
Rutland Elks Lodge honors Ellie McGarry as Citizen of the Year
The Rutland Elks Lodge named Ellie McGarry its Citizen of the Year in recognition of her leadership supporting people experiencing homelessness and poverty. McGarry leads Rutland Neighbors, a day shelter that expanded from a meal program into a resource hub serving thousands of meals annually.
Eugene Saturday Market returns as improv and jazz shows come to town
The Eugene Saturday Market reopens April 4 at the Park Blocks, and local performances including Bluebird Improv and New West Guitars are scheduled April 2–4 at area venues.
Japanese-European coffee shop Kyotobrew contributes to Lancaster's historic district
The article reports that Kyotobrew, a locally owned coffee shop blending Japanese and European influences, opened in Lancaster's Historic Town Square near the Historic Lancaster Theatre and emphasizes quality, craftsmanship and community; co-owner Estelle Hernandez says the shop benefits from the district's revitalization and city support.