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Montgomery Police Read To Students As Part Of Read Across America
Officers read books to students in elementary and middle schools in the district.

Officers read books to students in elementary and middle schools in the district.

Donations were also sent in by Men's Wearhouse.
The grant is intended to encourage additional community donations to help fund the remaining balance.
Residents can donate unopened Easter candy at Babylon Town Hall through March 31 to help food pantries provide holiday treats for children.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Petaluma.
The event will take place on Thursday, March 12, to raise funds for Special Olympics Connecticut athletes.
Teaching children reading skills is especially important in the digital age, district officials said.
The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce's annual leadership program has opened its application period for the upcoming Class of 2027.
People who give blood at the LA County blood drive at Burton Chace Park on Thursday can receive a $15 Amazon gift card via email.
Riverbend at Farmington and Skybrooke at Simsbury are collecting pet supplies through March 31 for Pack Leaders Rescue of Connecticut.
He won the Connecticut State Spelling Bee last weekend in West Hartford, with a Farmington student coming in third place.
The Golden Apple Foundation has recognized teachers across Illinois for their significant impact on student growth and school culture.
The blood drive generated donations of blood from more than 80 students last week.
Your Access Advocates unveiled its new name as it marks its 50th anniversary.
Executive Chef Christopher Owen is honored for his leadership, commitment to excellence, and innovation.
Veterans are invited to a benefits and resources briefing March 20 at the East Windsor Senior Center.
A bingo night fundraiser hosted by the Somers Fire Department will take place at Sonny’s Place in April.
Sales Manager Jessica Cirelli is honored for her leadership, commitment to excellence, and innovation.
Dakota Inn in Alsip Partners with the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation to Help Children Fighting Cancer
The honorees are part of the city's second annual Women’s History Month Exhibit.
The project will improve pedestrian access to a rail station, fire station, and playground.
A van was fully submerged in the Intracoastal Waterway and carried by the outgoing tide, St. Pete Beach officials said.
A young Florida panther, injured in a vehicle collision last July, has found a permanent home at ZooTampa after rehabilitation efforts.
Evergreen Park Community High School talent show features 11 musical acts Friday, March 13. Proceeds from tickets will go toward 'I AM ALS.'
The students are raising funds for patients diagnosed with blood cancer, and they are asking for community donations to reach their goal.
The city's first volunteer litter cleanup of the year will take place Saturday morning. All materials will be provided.
Severe late-winter storms impacted transportation networks nationwide, creating a great need for blood donations.
The drive runs now through March 31, with several drop-off spots in Will County.
More than 40 residents were recognized during a community appreciation event after helping dig out fire hydrants following winter storms.
Next month's free event offers Long Beach residents a chance to fix broken household items and learn repair skills with the help of coaches.
The program connects kids with nature by giving them their own tree to plant and care for.
The Port Washington Children’s Center Celebrated Valentine's Day with a Series of Art Projects and Activities
Nonprofits, businesses and community groups are invited to a meeting to help Kane County prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters
Cherry Avenue, Lincoln Avenue, and Sunrise Drive elementary schools came together for the seventh annual “Sayville Serving Sayville” event.
Here’s what earned Jamilly Rivera a nod as the department’s latest “Officer of the Month.”
The funds will support wildfire risk-reduction projects, according to the Sherrill Administration.
The North Shore Civic Ballet, a nonprofit organization in Marblehead, seeks volunteers and donations of items for its auction.
District staff will compete against Lincoln Way Special Recreation Association in a wheelchair basketball game benefiting LWSRA
Participants will have their group recognized with a roadside sign along the stretch of road they maintain.
Officials honored Cruz for his decades of protecting the public and educating firefighters about cancer risks and safety practices.