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Mazzuchelli students win Iowa presidential AI challenge and advance to regionals
Four eighth-graders from Mazzuchelli Catholic Middle School won the Iowa Track I Middle School competition of the Presidential AI Challenge with a web app that provides live updates on available shelter beds, and the team will present at regionals with regional winners announced April 16.
Shelter cat Vitamin C taps the glass as people walk past
A video shows Vitamin C, a ginger-and-white shelter cat in Melbourne, patting the glass of his enclosure when people pass; after the clip went viral he was adopted on February 6, Save-A-Dog Scheme said.
Blue Envelope program offers support for autism and dementia during law enforcement encounters
San Diego County Sheriff's Department's Blue Envelope Program lets people with autism, dementia or anxiety signal a need for communication accommodations during encounters by displaying a logo or presenting a blue envelope.
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Showing: 201-210Erlanger Chattanooga Marathon draws runners chasing goals and milestones
The Erlanger Chattanooga Marathon brought regional runners together this weekend, with participants pursuing first marathons, personal records, and long-running streaks. Organizers said the event emphasizes community connection and healthier lifestyles.
Pug meet-up brings dog lovers together in Burlington
At Switchback Brewing Company's 'Pints for Pugs' in Burlington, attendees brought dogs and the brewery donated one dollar per drink to Green Mountain Pug Rescue to help cover medical and daily care; organizers plan to return in June with a fenced play area.
Elizabeth Prior appointed first dean of what is now Yakima Valley College
Elizabeth Prior was appointed the first dean when the Yakima junior college opened in 1928, and the school's first campus building was later named Elizabeth Prior Hall.
Johnson City Animal Shelter holds first 'Cruising for a Cause' car show
The Washington County Johnson City Animal Shelter hosted its first 'Cruising for a Cause' car show with more than 100 cars and collected donated cat and dog food.
Beekeeping Vendors Gather at Mylan Park
A free Beekeeping Vendors Showcase at Mylan Park in Morgantown on March 29 brought local artisans, suppliers and visitors together to explore beekeeping crafts, tools and resources and learn about supporting pollinators.
Newhall School District highlights high standards and student growth
The article describes spring progress across Newhall School District TK–6 classrooms, noting hands-on learning in STEAM, arts and science and strong community involvement. It also notes April as a time for families to learn more and lists contact information.
Earthship community in New Mexico highlights off‑grid living.
Peter Santenello's 64‑minute YouTube film tours an Earthship community near Taos, New Mexico, and interviews founder Michael Reynolds about the design and daily life inside self‑contained, off‑grid homes.
Yachad New York to honor community at annual gala
Yachad New York will hold its gala on April 29 at The Sands Atlantic Beach to honor the Goldstein family, Camp Morasha, White Glove Consulting and a group of high school senior leaders.
Mekor Chaim strengthens community support in the Five Towns
Mekor Chaim serves about 250 young working professionals across the Five Towns and satellite communities, and it recently purchased a property in Hewlett to develop a new Torah center.
Regina board game fundraiser raises over $100,000 for Carmichael Outreach
The Play with Your Food campaign in Regina raised more than $106,000 for Carmichael Outreach, exceeding a $75,000 target. Organizers say the campaign will relaunch on June 1.