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STUNNING ~THE QUETZALCOATL PARK IN MEXICO CITY: This was conceived by the architect Javier Senocien as.. News video on One News Page on Friday, 2 February 2024

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) CityLink is offering free rides on two days in November in exchange for a non-perishable food donation to benefit the 36th annual Stuff-A-Bus Food Drive. According to a CityLink news release, the food items can be exchanged for free rides on Nov. 1 and Nov. 8. One donation will be required []

QC Life talks to the owners of Tonidanel-Brown Restaurant Group about their future plans

Kirtland’s Police chief made a promise on his mission to build community relationships through the department’s new “Book Nook,” catering to the citys youngest civilians and their families.

How many cows did you count?I had great fun filming many of the cows from this years Boston CowParade. The CowParade includes 75 life-size cows which have been designed and painted by a range of artists throughout New England. The parade is presented by Herb Chambers and recognize the Jimmy Funds’s 75th anniversary. The cows are actually auctioned off and some of the cows are still available to bid for today. All the proceeds go directly to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.Have you seen these amazing cows in Boston? Where would you put your cow if you would buy one?#cowparade #boston #hyperlape #cancer #danafarber #herbchambers #jimmyfunds #boston #usa #artists #newengland #fundraiser #public #art #event

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#offbeatdestination #london #uk #tour #travel #city #life #4k #europetravel #vlog #walking Offbeat Destination in London – UK 🇬🇧 | Travel Vlog | Walking Tour London | Europe Travel_______________London, the capital of England and the United Kingdom, is a 21st-century city with history stretching back to Roman times. At its centre stand the imposing Houses of Parliament, the iconic ‘Big Ben’ clock tower and Westminster Abbey, site of British monarch coronations. Across the Thames River, the London Eye observation wheel provides panoramic views of the South Bank cultural complex, and the entire city. ― Google_______________London is the capital of England and the UK. With a long history there are many historical sights and modern architecture in this vibrant European city.We start our afternoon walk at the Tower Hill tube station. It’s next to the Tower of London, which is a historic castle at the River Thames housing the crown jewels. We cross the River Thames via the iconic Tower Bridge and walk towards the city on the south bank. The weather is sunny today so we see the modern city hall. Soon we pass the HMS Belfast as we walk back to the north bank via the London Bridge.The City of London has more monuments like one for the great fire of London and interesting modern architecture. Everything is mixed here Neoclassical and Imperial Gothic financial institutions of the 18th and 19th century. Continuing North we stroll through the Leadenhall Market and eventually head West where we pass Guildhall Art Gallery and St Mary Aldermary.After a good hour we reach St. Paul’s Cathedral where we end this walk. More videos are coming of this huge city later._______________#hashtags offbeatdestinationeuropetravelwalkwalkingvideowalk4kcitystreetlifestreetwalkwalking tourvirtual tourworld travelwalking tripultra hd4k resolutionlondonlondon walking tourlondon 4k video ultra hdtower bridgewalking travel4k videocity of londonunited kingdom (country)london tourism_______________Your Querieslondon uklondon uk city tourlondon uk citylondon uk lifestylelondon uk vloglondon uk livelondon uk tourlondon uk walking tourlondon uk shoppinglondon uk nightlifelondon uk travellondon uk triplondon uk travel vloglondon uk things to dolondon united kingdom virtual travel top 10 attractions london uk travel guidelondon viewlondon bridgeuk londonuk london cityuk city londonlondon travellondon travel vloglondon travel guidetravel londontravel to londontravel vlog londontower bridge_______________Source: Link to the original youtu.be URL by POPtravel – https://www.youtube.com/poptravelorgAuthor: “Daniel Sczepansky (@dsc) / POPtravel.org” – https://www.poptravel.orgLicense: “CC BY SA” – https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode_______________👇👇👇👇👇👇Hello friends, I am so glad to see you in “Offbeat Destination” YouTube Channel. Join us as we explore the vibrant streets, rich history, and unique cultures of some of the most beautiful cities in World. We’ll take you on a journey through the heart of each city, showcasing its hidden gems, famous landmarks, and local way of life. I want to build this as a Beautiful Nature, Different Places, Nature Lover, Travel, Tour. In fact, what we mean by beautiful is based YouTube Channel in World, Other City and many more Beautiful Things. Through this channel I am trying to share different types of Travel & Tour related on various issues.👇👇👇👇👇👇Please do not forget to subscribe my channel. To get more update you can join. 🙏 Please 👍 LIKE – 👌SHARE – 📝 COMMENT ❕😀 I expect your best cooperation.😀🎯 Please SUBSCRIBE to “Offbeat Destination” ❕🙏 Thank You Very Much 🙏#Offbeatdestination #travel #tour #city #world #vlog #life #4k #4kvideo #nature walk #walking tour #europe travel

Glens Falls TODAY: Morning Brief Ep. 68: Security Updates at Glens Falls City Schools | 12/19/22.. News video on One News Page on Monday, 19 December 2022

It was a Thanksgiving you have to see to believe on the subway – a holiday buffet aboard a Brooklyn-bound L train.

ALBUQUERQUE – The City of Albuquerque’s Violence Intervention Program has received an 18-month, $950,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. The School Based Violence Intervention Program (VIP) is part of the Albuquerque Community Safety Department (ACS) and promotes safer schools, homes, and communities by addressing the complex challenges students and families face and introducing them to healing spaces created by community within the school. The Kellogg Foundation works with communities to create successful conditions for children to realize their full potential. “This grant is key to helping Albuquerque’s families heal. During the pandemic there was a decrease in community participation in schools, which meant that that local schools saw a greater need for services. VIP asked WKKF for the funding to support the healing of children and families to end cycles of violence,” said ACS Director Mariela Ruiz-Angel. “We can’t thank the foundation enough for supporting those who are most at risk in Albuquerque.” “As we work to end gun violence we have to move forward with multiple strategies at once. We will champion upstream solutions like this to save young lives while advocating for the help with gun safety we need from the state and federal level,” said Mayor Tim Keller. “Albuquerque’s VIP program has had lifechanging success breaking cycles of violence. This high school pilot program is one step to making our students safer, to work through trauma and conflict the right way.” The VIP program’s mission is to reduce gun violence in Albuquerque through a data-informed and community-centered approach to address the root causes of violence. These trends in violence impact the health and well-being of children across the city and require a trauma-informed response for children and communities. VIP also responds and offers support to families, schools and communities affected by multi-generational trauma and oppression. “We are extremely grateful for the commitment of the City of Albuquerque’s Community Safety Department to address the health and well-being of children and families, especially in schools,” says Chamiza Pacheco de Alas, director of New Mexico programs for the Kellogg Foundation. “This partnership will work to address the root causes of gun violence through a community-centered public health approach that focuses on preventing trauma and promoting healing with culturally responsive resources. Every child deserves to learn and live in a setting free from fear and strategic partnerships between the philanthropic sector, community, government agencies and schools give our children the best chance of thriving in the safe environments they deserve.” “The VIP program is a way for us to think outside the box. We are living in a time where the traditional teaching model isn’t enough to support our students anymore. Our students are entering our schools with much more trauma than previously. It is critical that we reach them on multiple levels through different channels by people who want them to succeed. VIP will help us do that,” says Michele Torres, Principal of West Mesa High School.

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Mayor Andrew J. Ginther and Council President Shannon Hardin announce that the 2022 Steven Shellabarger Illuminator Award will be presented to Siobhan Boyd-Nelson for her outstanding activism in the Columbus community and nationwide. The Steven Shellabarger Illuminator Award recognizes an individual within the Columbus community who has demonstrated outstanding initiative to promote LGBTQ+ rights and, in doing so, has created a more inclusive Columbus. Siobhan Boyd-Nelson serves as the deputy director for Equality Ohio. She received her BA in legal communication from Howard University in 2002. She returned home to Columbus and earned her JD from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law in 2005. Her involvement in Columbus’ LGBTQ+ community began shortly thereafter and has included leadership positions on the boards of LinkOUT, Scarlet & Gay (the OSU GLBT Alumni Society), and the Legacy Fund of the Columbus Foundation.Siobhan practiced law in the domestic, probate and appellate fields prior to entering the nonprofit sector in 2012. At Kaleidoscope Youth Center, Siobhan served as the development and marketing manager before moving to Stonewall Columbus where she led the community center’s capital campaign. Siobhan joined Equality Ohio as the director of development in 2018.Siobhan has served on numerous community boards and is currently serving as a board member for Black, OUT & Proud. She is a member of the Columbus Business First 40 Under 40 Class of 2019 and a recipient of the Create Columbus Visionary Award. Siobhan has lent her voice to discussions about LGBTQ+ identity, race and the intersection of identities in forums across the state including at Cincinnati Black Pride, United Way of Central Ohio, the Ohio State Bar Association, and the Ohio Diversity and Leadership Conference