Hey there, Williamsburg! Let's get started with what's happening in and around town. Read on and stay in the loop. ☕️️
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Also on today's calendar: Good Shot Judy and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: How do you know the moon is going broke? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Triangle Stepping Stones unveils accessibility, safety improvements (wydaily.com) — Accessibility and safety upgrades are now complete at Triangle Stepping Stones’ Lake Powell Road facility in Williamsburg, improving parking, ramps, doors, and lighting for people using mobility aids. Funded by a Williamsburg Health Foundation grant and in-kind work from local contractors, the changes support easier access to about 25 weekly 12-step recovery meetings. Residents relying on substance-use support will see safer, more convenient access immediately.
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2. Banquets Housecleaner / Set-up (marriott.com) — A new Banquets Housecleaner/Set-up position is open with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, supporting events across its historic hotels and venues in Williamsburg. The full-time, physically active role involves setting up and breaking down banquet spaces, cleaning, and refreshing meeting rooms, with potential benefits after a probationary period. Locals seeking hospitality work tied to the Historic Area may find this especially relevant.
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3. Williamsburg-area teen and science enthusiast is finalist in national competition (pilotonline.com) — A James City County ninth-grader who plays in the Williamsburg Youth Orchestra has been named one of just 30 national finalists in a major middle school science competition. Her self-designed project on earthquake sensor placement drew from advanced math and months of independent work. She now heads to Washington, D.C., hoping her success will inspire more local kids to dive into science and math.
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4. Class of 2030 elects SA delegation, class of 2029 fills Senate vacancies (flathatnews.com) — Students at William and Mary in Williamsburg have elected new representatives for the Student Assembly, including a full four-member Senate delegation and class president for the Class of 2030. The Class of 2029 also filled two vacant Senate seats in an uncontested race. These student leaders will help shape campus policies and initiatives that affect local student life.
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