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You know youâre from western Colorado when, after hearing the pitter patter of raindrops on the roof, you will spend the next several minutes marveling out the window at the splendid â and rare â phenomenon falling from the sky.
Itâs like the famous quote from Oliver Twist who, after living too long without, asks the cook for more porridge in his bowl. We got a taste of rain and it was very good.
âPlease, sir, I want some more!â
Christmas in July?
The
Grand Junction Gem and Mineral Club has put out a call for vendors to be a part of its Christmas Craft Show, that will take place Saturday, Oct. 2.
Be festive and be safe!
The annual
Stuff the Bus donation drive, in support of School District 51 families in need, will start on Tuesday in Clock Court at Mesa Mall.
According to a recent District 51 newsletter, finding the money to buy school supplies is a struggle for many families and this annual fundraiser helps. School supplies are collected and delivered to each school, where office staff can distribute them to those in need.
To participate in the drive, drop off new school supplies in the white school bus that will be parked inside Mesa Mall.
âYour generosity and kindness will be greatly appreciated,â the newsletter said.
STEAM Week kicks off in Douglas County
The organization hosts STEAM Week every year for young kids and their families with hands-on events that engage STEAM-thinking.
Posted: May 7, 2021 6:57 PM
Posted By: Evita Garza
ROSEBURG, Ore. The Umpqua Valley STEAM Hub is officially kicking off STEAM Week Saturday.
Douglas County Partners for Student Success hosts the event every year for young kids and their families with hands-on events that engage STEAM-thinking: science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.
Organizers said the event was completely virtual last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
However, they said they are able to have semi in-person events this year, while following COVID-19 safety protocols.
Tacoma postpones decision to ban camping on public property
News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 4 hrs ago Allison Needles, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.)
Apr. 21 Tacoma City Council has postponed consideration of a law to ban camping on public property.
At Tuesday s City Council meeting, Council member Robert Thoms made a motion to table the ordinance and bring it back within the next 30 days with updates.
Thoms said at the meeting he wants to continue to work with our Tacoma Pierce County Coalition to End Homelessness folks to ensure we provide the best possible tool to support ensuring those experiencing homelessness have accesses to services.