NOMADS wander in service to community
Most might consider a nomadic existence, by its nature, a solitary lifestyle.

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LAMBERTVILLE: Miller is lauded for community service
LAMBERTVILLE — Resident John Miller has been honored for the innumerable hours of volunteer service he has given to Lambertville.

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Common sense to community watch programs
HALIFAX — Law enforcement officers can’t be everywhere all the time. The common sense solution to helping ensure the safety of people and property while reducing crime are dedicated and effective volunteers banded together in community or neighborhood watch groups.

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LAMBERTVILLE: Miller is lauded for community service
LAMBERTVILLE — Resident John Miller has been honored for the innumerable hours of volunteer service he has given to Lambertville.

Read more on The Beacon

Common sense to community watch programs
HALIFAX — Law enforcement officers can’t be everywhere all the time. The common sense solution to helping ensure the safety of people and property while reducing crime are dedicated and effective volunteers banded together in community or neighborhood watch groups.

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Feb. 6 in brief
Black History Month ISU celebrates with events Iowa State University is hosting several speakers and performers throughout the month of February to celebrate Black History Month.

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America’s Wounded Warrior Veterans March on the Congress
SPRINGFIELD, Va.—-The Military Order of the Purple Heart is stepping up to the call from Congress for input on how best to resolve the issues most important to the nation’s veterans.

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Hunger in America hits home
READING — Statistics from a recently released study on hunger show that an alarming number of Berks County residents are going hungry just so they can heat their homes or pay their bills. Others are simply trying to feed their children.

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Scouting volunteer recognition dinner set
On Monday, the Westmoreland Fayette Council of the Boy Scouts of America will hold its council volunteer recognition dinner at Stratigo’s Banquet Center in North Huntingdon.

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Student creates program to help feral cats
Program founded by Notre Dame theology student traps and sterilizes un-domesticated felines.

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SnowFEST offers something for everyone
REXBURG — Rexburg’s annual SnowFEST is set for Saturday, and city officials have planned a day full of events for people of all ages.

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Kids who give back
KITTITAS COUNTY- One day last December, Jered Newcomb, an 18-year-old senior at Kittitas Secondary School, and his buddy Cody Lopeman coughed up a cool $100 for lunch.

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Wallington firefighter who started blaze with fireworks details ‘stupid’ mishap
WALLINGTON — A firefighter who lit a firework that shot through an apartment window and set fire to a baby’s room called the incident stupid on Monday, and blamed the mishap on the illegal explosive, which he said malfunctioned.

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LETTER: SHE Network thanks its supporters
To the editor: Thanks to the generosity of its members, supporters and donors, Share Help Empower Network (SHE Network) has had its most successful holiday giving season ever. We were delighted to raise over $1,500 to help struggling women in the North Shore ….

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Long Hill Senior Center,the âheart of Long Hill,â is busy with programs, trips and events
LONG HILL TWP. – Ask Lou Casella where the “Heart of Long Hill” is, and he’ll unequivocally say: theLong Hill Senior Center,on Valley Road, next to grades K-1 Gillette School, Gillette.

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www.abroaderview.org Volunteering Abroad Malawi HIV AIDS Awareness and Care Programs

www.abroaderview.org .Volunteer Abroad India Health Care & HIV – Leprosy Colony Programs Medical and Nurses In a country like India where poverty, illiteracy, and poor public health awareness are rife, the spread of HIV presents a daunting challenge. Our healthcare programs welcome medical professionals and medical students. Community clinics and small hospitals are in desperate need of additional financial assistance, medical resources, most importantly, caring and motivated human support. Volunteers with previous knowledge and experience in this area help improve the medical services delivered to patients. Volunteers without hands on clinic medical experience (Pre-Medical Students) also restore patients’ energy and inspiration by leading creative recreational activities and providing much needed care, attention, and support.