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Brookfield radio studio becomes meditation center after decades of rock 'n' roll
The Brahma Kumaris group bought the former i95 radio property at 1014 Federal Road to convert the 5,000-square-foot studio into a community-focused meditation center with a 100-seat hall; Brookfield has a public hearing scheduled on the renovation plans.
YSU launches Y and Kind initiative to spread compassion and connection
Youngstown State University launched 'Y and Kind' at a Community Engagement Symposium, aligning with the national United States of Kindness campaign and beginning the effort with 40 encouraging cards as the campus aims for 250 acts of kindness in 2026.
San Diego Humane Society hosting annual Walk for Animals on May 2
The San Diego Humane Society will hold its annual Walk for Animals at NTC Park at Liberty Station on May 2 to raise funds for shelter pet care; organizers have raised about $222,000 toward a $370,000 goal.
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Showing: 21-30Denver Pavilions could become the city's next central social district
A 10-member Urban Land Institute panel recommended converting part of the Denver Pavilions into a multiuse "central social district," and the Downtown Denver Development Authority acquired the property in September 2025 and has outlined short- and long-term renovation priorities.
HashKey Cloud partners with EAG to support the Ethereum application ecosystem through ETH staking
HashKey Cloud has partnered with EAG to support the Ethereum application ecosystem by reinvesting ETH staking rewards and launching an EAG Contribution Pool to provide ongoing support.
Sleepy Hollow High School program fosters environment of kindness
The Safe Schools Ambassadors program at Sleepy Hollow High trains up to 40 students each year to promote kindness and teach peers to intervene when they see mistreatment.
Firefighters help children scale new heights in downtown Spokane.
Spokane firefighters and volunteers assisted about 20 children at a Courageous Kids Climbing event at Wild Walls Climbing Gym, using rope systems and hands-on support to help some reach the top. The program, run by Courageous Kids Climbing, aims to build confidence for children with physical and developmental disabilities.
Sleepy Hollow High School program promotes kindness among students
Sleepy Hollow High School trains up to 40 students each year in a Safe Schools Ambassador Program that teaches friendship, self-awareness and how to intervene when peers are mistreated.
Okinawa seminar equips military spouses with leadership and support network
More than 30 military spouses on Okinawa completed a three-day leadership seminar at the Butler Officers' Club to develop leadership, communication and networking skills, and speakers highlighted community ties and professional development across services.
Freedom School launches in Brooklyn at Medgar Evers College
The NAACP New York State Conference announced the NAACP NY Freedom School, a Saturday enrichment and civic leadership program at Medgar Evers College centered on African and African American history and culture.
Greenville police and fire departments face off in charity basketball game
Greenville police and fire departments played a Hoops and Heroes basketball game Sunday to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House of Eastern North Carolina, and Greenville Fire and Rescue won the first game.
Brentwood Cares marks six years of barrier-free food access
Brentwood Cares marked its six-year anniversary after creating the Little Food Library in April 2020, and a Pay What You Can concert supported the pantry and a veterans' food bank.
Earth Day celebration at West Hills County Park draws record community turnout
Suffolk County Legislator Rebecca Sanin hosted the 3rd Annual Earth Day on April 18 at West Hills County Park in Melville, drawing more than 500 attendees and over 40 organizations and vendors.