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Community
Local Educator Selected to Join Deep Ocean Exploration Mission Aboard the Exploration Vessel Nautilus
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- By Amber Nichols, CECHS Principal
Local educator Beverly Owens joins expedition team for groundbreaking STEAM initiative exploring deep-sea biology and geology in the Central Pacific Ocean
Shelby, NC - November 1, 2023 — Beverly Owens, science teacher at Cleveland Early College High School, has been selected as a 2023 Science Communication Fellow and will sail aboard Ocean Exploration Trust’s Exploration Vessel (E/V) Nautilus. Owens (who is from Shelby, NC) will join the team aboard E/V Nautilus for 10 days in November. The NA157 expedition will start and end in Honolulu and utilize the deep-water mapping capabilities of E/V Nautilus to survey previously unmapped seafloor in the U.S. EEZ south of the Main Hawaiian Islands. In addition to deep-sea mapping operations, the expedition will also include deployments of the Deep Autonomous Profiler to collect visual, environmental, and eDNA data to enable baseline characterizations of the deep-water environments of this region.
Greenville Second Annual Walk for Water is on Saturday, November 4
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- By Heather Fleming - Water Mission
Walkers Will Come Together in Greenville to Raise Awareness and Funds for the Global Water Crisis Impacting 2 Billion People Around the World
The Greenville volunteer team of Water Mission is hosting its Second Annual Walk for Water on Saturday, November 4 to raise awareness about the global water crisis and the work of Water Mission. Today, this crisis leaves more than 2 billion people around the world without access to clean, safe water.
In many countries, women and children walk more than three miles each day to retrieve water for their families that is often unsafe to drink. By joining the Walk for Water, participants will experience walking several miles with a bucket of water and help Water Mission provide accessible, lifesaving safe water solutions for communities in need around the world.
In a Post-Roe America, it is Critical the Pro-life Community Engage and Openly Share the Message of Hope and Life in the Public Square
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- By Christian Newswire
BOISE, Idaho -- Stanton Healthcare showed the way forward by recently participating in the Boise State University Homecoming Parade.
Stanton's 37-foot, state-of-the-art, women's mobile medical unit and staff were featured in the parade.
To participate in the Boise State Homecoming Parade, a group must be sponsored by a student. Stanton Healthcare was sponsored by a BSU student with the Bronco Catholic Association.
Thousands who lined the streets for the parade had a chance to personally hear about Stanton Healthcare's incredible work that aims to ensure every woman facing an unexpected pregnancy in a post-Roe America will have access to life-affirming, quality care, compassionate resources, and tangible support.
10th Annual Free Faith Summit Child Abuse Prevention Seminar
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- By Christian Newswire
SOUTH PADRE, Texas -- The 10th Annual Free Faith Summit Child Abuse Prevention Seminar is set to take place on November 10th, bringing together a diverse group of professionals and faith-based communities in the fight against child abuse and neglect.
The Faith Summit aims to bridge the gap between faith communities and the fight against child abuse by offering access to quality speakers and valuable resources. With this collaboration, churches and religious organizations are empowered to play an active role in combating child abuse and providing support to those affected.
Elect Patti Black as Water Commissioner
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- By Patti Black
Dear Blue Ridge Rural Water Community,
My name is Patti Black. I have been a member of Blue Ridge Rural Water for many decades. I am excited to share my vision for our future, one that brings new ideas and fresh perspectives to the ever-increasing complex and evolving challenges we face as a community. Here are the exciting ideas I am eager to implement:
- Infrastructure Modernization: Aging infrastructure can lead to water quality and supply issues. I am committed to investing in our water delivery systems, ensuring reliability, and improving overall efficiency.
- Community Engagement: Your input is extremely important and invaluable to me. You deserve someone who will include you in the decision-making process. Making sure your needs and concerns are heard and addressed.
- Emergency Preparedness: In an ever-changing world, being prepared is essential. We need plans that ensure you have access to essential water services in times of crisis.
As a native of the area and have been actively involved in the community throughout those years.
Children Are Not For Sale
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- By Trayce Bradford, Eagle Forum Issue Chairman Opposing Human Trafficking
The powerful line, “God’s children are not for sale” is at the heart of the movie taking the nation by storm, Sound of Freedom. This agonizing true story of one man’s quest to rescue siblings who were abducted and sold into sex slavery has shined the light on the dark world of trafficking and into the pit of hell. His quest was a success and resulted in 100 additional children being rescued from the grasp of evil.
The Human Trafficking Institute estimated that in 2022 there were 24.9 million victims of trafficking worldwide, while the Global Report on Trafficking in Persons from the same year estimated at least 20% of those victims were children. That number approaches 100% in parts of Africa and Thailand. Human trafficking rakes in a monstrous $150 billion annually, with the trafficking of children accounting for $35 billion of that total. It has surpassed the arms trade and is on pace to surpass the drug trade as the world’s fastest growing illegal enterprise (International Organization of Migration, 2022 report).
U-Haul Supports Local Business in Easley
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- By Maya Badman & Jeff Lockridge - U-Haul
U-Haul Co. of South Carolina, Inc. is pleased to announce that Country Mart signed on as a U-Haul® neighborhood dealer to serve the Easley community.
Country Mart at 2304 Farrs Bridge Road will offer essential services like U-Haul trucks, towing equipment, support rental items and in-store pickup for boxes.
Normal business hours are 9 a.m.- 7 p.m. every day. Reserve U-Haul products at this dealer location by calling (864) 859-9003 or visiting https://www.uhaul.com/Locations/Truck-Rentals-near-Easley-SC-29640/043244/ today.
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