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Coldwater Solar awards community grants
The Daily Reporter
Apex Clean Energy and esaSolar, developers of a proposed 150 MW solar farm in Coldwater and Ovid townships. announced six Coldwater-area programs and organizations as the recipients of the first round of Coldwater Solar Community Grants.
Receiving grants are: Sunrise Rotary Foundation’s Promise Scholarship, Coldwater High School Interact Club, Coldwater schools Lakeland Readers are Leaders program, Branch County Habitat for Humanity, Branch County District Library and Corner Farmers Market.
While the 1,500-acre project is still in the planning stages, the companies launched the program earlier this year to support community organizations making an impact in the following areas: Building Healthy Communities, Economic Development, Environmental Sustainability, and Promoting Education.
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Mar 17, 2021 11:04 AM
COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – The first round of Coldwater Solar Community Grants have been awarded to Coldwater-area programs and organizations.
Apex Clean Energy and esaSolar started the program earlier this year to support community organizations making an impact in Building Healthy Communities, Economic Development, Environmental Sustainability and Education Promotion.
The Coldwater Township Sunrise Rotary Foundationâs Promise Scholarship Program will receive a grant to help support Branch County students who are seeking education in healthcare or industrial trades programs.
The Coldwater High School Interact Club will get a grant to help support their downtown mural project.
Wed, 12/23/2020 - 3:15pm
(Photo courtesy Waldo County Technical Center)
Waldo County Technical Center’s annual, “Tis the Season,” an event that provides students of WCTC with food, clothing, and toiletries before the holidays, has been a roaring success due to the incredible generosity of donors from the local community and beyond.
The Tech Center received almost $4,000 in gift cards and cash that will be either placed directly in the hands of students in need or used to purchase specific items for the teens. Countless bags and boxes of coats, hats, boots and other clothing were also donated and quickly sent home with students.
Christmas Joy: Creating Positive Change in the World
December 14, 2020
Officially, the Presbyterian Pan American School (PPAS) is a Christian international college-preparatory boarding school located in Kingsville, Texas, but to Adelite Hategeka it is a second home filled with family from around the world.
âMy favorite thing about the school is the people you meet,â she says. âWe rely on each other and learn how to live together as a community. The teachers are also great because they are patient. I did not really know English when I first went there, but with their help, I slowly learned.â
Adelite just completed her senior year at Pan Am, as itâs affectionately called. She was born in Kigali, Rwanda, and moved with her family to Niger when she was just seven years old after her father got a new job. In her four years at Pan Am, sheâs taken on some important roles â as Campus Ministry president and as leader of the Random Acts of Kindness Progra