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Dawn Green (1966–2026) of Greenville, IL | Obituary
Dawn Green, age 60, passed away at home peacefully on Thursday, July 23, 2026. A celebration time for Dawn's life will be held from Noon - 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 19, 2026, at the Donnell-Wiegand Funeral Home in Greenville.
Dawn Green (1966–2026) of Greenville, IL | Obituary
Dawn Green, age 60, passed away at home peacefully on Thursday, July 23, 2026. Arrangements are pending at this time.
1733 S Nucla St, Aurora, CO 80017, US
Copied 1733 S Nucla St, Aurora, CO 80017, US $480,000 1733 S Nucla St, Aurora, CO 80017 Checked: 17 hours ago Updated: Sep 14, 2025 at 07:28PM Investment Summary Net Operating Income (NOI) minus mortgage payments. Calculation: NOI - Mortgage Payments Monthly Cash Flow -$573 Capitalization Rate is a rate of return that compares the yearly Net Operating Income (NOI) to the market value.
Developing accessible speech technology with users with dysarthric speech
Founded in 2012 in Israel, the Voiceitt company develops speech recognition technology for users with dysarthric speech. The Karten Network has centers across the United Kingdom (UK), supporting disabled people to achieve their aims through the use of technology. Centers are hosted and run by partner organizations within diverse settings including specialist colleges, residential care and day services.
Drop in Junior to Senior Football Participation Spurs Action
Drop in Junior to Senior Football Participation Spurs Action by Dawn Green, Volunteering Tasmania Libby laughs when she says that Sundays are generally a write-off for her. That’s because she dedicates that time to coaching young women in the Sandy Bay Junior Football Club (under 17s) as well as Auskick, a program run by the North Hobart Football Club. She’s there on the sidelines every Sunday, yelling out instructions and encouragement for her teams as they compete in league games.
Obsa and Ahmed - The Hobart Magazine
Obsa and Ahmed by Dawn Green, Volunteering Tasmania The Give Back program – how two Hobart teens are challenging stereotypes and leading the way. They have experienced hardships that one could scarcely imagine as they narrowly escaped conflict between ethnic groups in Ethiopia, fleeing through Sudan and Egypt and eventually calling Tasmania home.
Get Ready to Run
The starting line is an exciting place to hang out. Here you get to witness a sea of bright colours and alternating levels of noise as jittery, excitable runners stretch their thighs one last time, exchange banter with their neighbours, or silently eye the track ahead. On October 13, there will be runners gathered at a starting line in Whistler for a very special race—the Whistler 50 Relay and Ultra Marathon, now in its seventh year running.
Flying high in the sky on Superfly zipline
“It’s hard to believe we get paid to fly through the Whistler backcountry every day.” These words come from The Adventure Group’s Superfly Zipline supervisor, Jono Eastwell. With five years under his belt, he knows what he’s talking about, and you can tell he’s stoked about his job. The day starts bright and early for Jono and his team of guides as they open the ziplines before the guests arrive.
Saugerties Boys & Girls Club lets kids take center stage
When children head to the Saugerties chapter of the Boys and Girls Club after school in the evenings, they receive more than simply homework help and supervision. Through a program called Royals, they are also learning performance skills. The group was formed when director AnnChris Warren came to the club nearly five years ago. With a background in the fine and performing arts, she initially envisioned a drama club, but the group has evolved into more of a glee club over time.
Calling all snow lovers - Whistler welcomes new Ice Kingdom
Whistler is an extraordinary place—attracting nature-loving experience-seekers from all over the globe. And while the slopes of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains are the main draw each winter in Whistler, there is much more beyond the expansive mountain terrain to explore. The newest addition to Whistler’s seemingly never-ending array of adventures to enjoy is the Ice Kingdom—a winter wonderland running February 3 to March 31 at the Whistler Golf Course (just across from Whistler Village).
Geeking out in Saugerties
Even though Halloween had passed earlier in the week, children dressed as Pokemon and Power Rangers characters last Saturday, November 4. Teens wore anime and steampunk costumes. With friends and family in tow, nearly 150 people flocked to the Saugerties senior center to attend the Saugerties Library’s GeekCon event. This was the third year the library hosted the event.
Saugerties elementary principal rides tricycle for reading after students meet her challenge
You might find Sue Osterhoudt, principal of Riccardi Elementary School, in her office meeting with teachers and students, supervising children in the halls or cafeteria, or attending conferences with parents. On October 5, however, Osterhoudt spent most of her day riding through the halls and visiting classrooms astride a small red tricycle.
Saugerties man creates his own funky ‘Little Free Library’
On a drive to enjoy the natural beauty along the lighthouse trail this summer, perhaps you’ve passed another oasis, this one manmade. It features a welcome flag, kitschy pink flamingos, and a bench to rest your weary self. The Little Free Library at 112 Latham Circle greets visitors and residents alike. Unlike such libraries installed by the Friends of the Saugerties Library this spring, this one was created and installed by local resident Oliver Burnett.
Saugerties revamps kindergarten prep program
According to Sue Osterhoudt, principal of Riccardi Elementary, teachers are finally getting their bearings after seven years of whirlwind changes. In the last several years, the education system has undergone a wide range of upheavals. The changes, from revised standards and teacher evaluations to more rigorous testing, have been felt across the board. With their feet back on the ground, Saugerties teachers have designed a new system to ensure kindergarten readiness.
10 Things For Families To Do In The Belfast Area In August
The summer is going so quickly, we’ve been very busy this July taking an art class in between days out close to home and on the train. We’ve had some beautiful weather to enjoy, and we loved the lightening storms last week. They don’t happen often, and it’s one of the things I miss from Saskatchewan.
The Great UK Coin Hunt Is On! Will You Help?
Do you take an interest in your pocket change? I like to collect coins here and there when I’m able. Nothing serious, but just out of interest. The race for me is now on to collect the last 7 £1 coins to finish my collection…can you help? In May in the UK the Bank Of England old £5 note went out of circulation and was replaced by the new plastic fiver (over which there’s been much controversy) and there is now a £10 note due to be released into circulation.
How To Cook Teriyaki Chicken With Rice With Ease
Today’s guest post is by Susan from Cook The Stone. She’s telling us the secrets to make our own homemade teriyaki chicken with a sauce that can be used with a variety of meats and vegetables…and it’s very easy, too! Learn how to cook one of Japan’s most popular dishes, teriyaki. This teriyaki chicken with rice recipe is delicious and easy to prepare. Teriyaki is one of the more popular Japanese cooking methods. For me, any Japanese restaurant can’t be called one if it doesn’t serve teriyaki.
Saugerties gym is outward bound
The trainers and staff at IXL in Simmons Plaza were used to bringing people into the gym, but this summer they are encouraging their patrons to go outside and work out in the open air, flipping tires and riding stationary bikes in the parking lot of the plaza alongside Route 9W. The core force program, which debuted in June with a six-week session that met for one hour per week, is the brainchild of manager Allison King and IXL trainers Ethan Rowe and Bill Hill.
Summer reading challenge begins at the library
In a time when civil discourse is becoming rarer, this year’s theme for the library’s summer reading challenge, Building a Better World, may be a welcome message. The library will host family fun nights Wednesday evenings throughout July and August.
Saugerties bakery introduces weekly ordering service
As people become more connected digitally – and (or possibly as a result) feel there’s less time in the day than there once was – the subscription-box model is flourishing. With delivery of everything from curated beauty products, stylish clothing, wine, craft kits for children and pop culture gadgets, there is a regular ordering and delivery service for every audience.
Liz Hernandez: How to find your voice and advocate for people living with Alzheimer’s disease
Liz Hernandez, a correspondent for NBC’s Access Hollywood, was a featured speaker at the 2017 Alzheimer’s Association Advocacy Forum last month. Liz first became an advocate herself after her mom developed the disease two years ago, and she became her mother’s primary caregiver until she entered a full-time care facility.
Green go-getters
When Jane Millen organized a field trip for her Grade 6 class from Spring Creek Elementary School to pick up litter at Alpha Lake as part of the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup last September, she had no idea that this would set into motion a student-driven year-long quest to change the world. Following in the wake of the cleanup buzz, her class yearned to learn more about the world's plastic pollution problem.
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