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Alle-Kiski Valley events: The Stroller, Feb. 20, 2026
The Stroller for Feb. 20, 2026 lists community events across the Alle-Kiski Valley, including a benefit bingo for the Community Fireworks Fund at Pioneer Hose Firehall Sunday and scholarship applications being accepted by the Westmoreland Garden Council for the Katherine M. McKenna Scholarship.
Rhubarb reopens and a new team continues its farm-to-table legacy
Rhubarb reopened Feb. 19 under new ownership by Marble City Hospitality Group, and executive chef Mallory Foster and director Chelsea Deming are remaining to carry forward the restaurant's farm-direct, seasonal menu.
Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe praises New York City's optimism.
A tribute by Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe highlights New Yorkers' everyday resilience and optimism, describing how routines, neighborliness, and public services help the city carry on through snow and other disruptions.
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Showing: 311-320Puppy Bowl 2026 features 150 rescue dogs competing for the Lombarky Trophy.
The 22nd annual Puppy Bowl will air Feb. 8 at 2 p.m. EST/11 a.m. PST and features 150 dogs from 72 shelters competing for the Lombarky Trophy.
Third Annual Small Business Summit returns March 19 at SUNY Morrisville.
The Madison County Rural EQ Small Business Summit will be held March 19 at SUNY Morrisville; the third annual event features panels, a Micron-focused lunchtime keynote, interactive roundtables and complimentary headshots for attendees.
Breakfast at Tiffany's brunch and a Polar Bear Plunge headline local events.
Several community fundraisers and social gatherings are scheduled in the Akron area this winter, including an Akron Civic Theatre 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' brunch on Feb. 19 and the Portage Lakes Polar Bear Jump on Feb. 28.
Small Oakland County city Clawson is known as 'little city with a big heart'
Clawson, a 2.2-square-mile city in Oakland County with about 11,389 residents, has seen downtown revitalization and business growth while maintaining longtime traditions such as its Fourth of July celebration.
CNY Inspirations: Strength that will carry us through
A reflection on how everyday acts—shared food, cleared driveways and quiet help—express a steady community strength and a circulating gift economy that sustains people across seasons.
Prince, a 2-year-old pit bull, is ready for a new home
Prince is a 2-year-old, 60-pound pit bull who enjoys hikes and car rides and is up to date on vaccinations; he has been neutered and microchipped.
Animal Charity of Ohio expands open adoption hours during open house
The Animal Charity of Ohio held an open house that drew more than 120 visitors and announced expanded adoption hours plus a 50% adoption-fee discount through February.
Awaiaulu to receive $500,000 from OHA to support Hawaiian language and culture
Awaiaulu, Inc. announced it will receive a $500,000 grant from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to support its "Restoring Continuity of Hawaiian Knowledge" program, reconnect historical Hawaiian language archives, and strengthen cultural connections.
Khalil Shakir supports local rescue dog in Puppy Bowl appearance
Khalil Shakir and the Shakir Family Foundation have partnered with Nickel City Canine Rescue on multiple community efforts; Button, a dog rescued by that group, appeared in Puppy Bowl XXII.
Animal Charity opens Adoption and Welcome Center with community open house
Animal Charity of Ohio opened an Adoption and Welcome Center in Boardman and held an open house where visitors toured the shelter and met animals while learning about adoption and services.