The National Action Network Bronx Chapter has picked up this cause to save the last remaining Movie Theatre in Parkchester which was closed with no public input or notification and has been in the community for over 74 years due to an overwhelming public outcry. NAN Bronx Chapter located at 812 Faile Street, President DaShawn Williams, Vice President Dr. Khali Mootoo. Crisis Management Michelle J. Alleyne [email protected]. 347 951-9626. Thursday, January 30th, from 6-8pm NAN will be having a Community Forum regarding updates at the Al Iman Community Center at 2006 Westchester Avenue, across from the Parkchester Library. Follow us on Facebook NanBronxChapter for updates and Thank You For Your Support.

I am starting this petition because I know how few jobs there are and how many people cannot make ends meet. I have personally experienced losses beyond what I could have previously imagined, but what is happening to those less fortunate is a tragedy.

The American Discovery Trail is the nation's only coast-to-coast trail. Though many have completed the entire trail, much of the route cannot yet be marked as it is not part of the National Trails System. This no cost, designation-only bill will greatly boost tourism in hundreds of small towns and major cities across America without limiting future development.

More Duluthians are homeless or at risk of homelessness than ever before. As a community we need to come together to find solutions. The Bill of Rights will be presented to City Council on January 13th.

Because the same people who are handing out random drug test and making decisions regarding your children are doing just that; abusing drugs. Maybe this is why DCFS Case Workers administer Punitive Action to parents because their minds are altered. Manditory Random Drug Testing for All L.A. DCFS Case Workers. 1 False allegation and one Drug abusing Case Worker can create a battle for custody of your child. Please Sign. Keep Our Children Safe!

The Citizen's Coalition for Equal Access (CC=A) has pushed to get power doors installed locally in Farmington and West Hartford, Conn. People are very moved and grateful for these efforts. We want the same for the whole country.

Tired of hearing the lies about how SSI is a drain on the Government and being called an entitlement when working people paid for and funded it.

These are people trying to do the best by their families. The only reason why they qualify for these benefits is that they have a work history. So you’re talking about people who’ve worked, who lost their jobs —through no fault of their own —and who are now actively looking for work.

In other world cities where safe bicycling infrastructure exists, people of all ages and incomes utilize bikes for transportation and recreation. Micro business utilize them for transportation of goods and services. After the initial investment, bikes provide employees, students, shoppers, visitors and all residents with a virtually free, safe, healthy and carbon free commuting and transportation alternative.

Everyday between 50-150 youth visit our drop-in center. Inside they receive food, clothing, hygiene, safer sex and harm reduction supplies. They can take a shower and use a bathroom. They can meet with a therapist, psychiatrist and medical provider and get their needs met. They can for a moment breathe, relax, feel safe and be treated without judgment and with the respect and dignity every person deserves. Mary Howe, Executive Director is a formerly homeless youth who has dedicated her career to developing and implementing interventions that empower young people to improve their own lives and those of their peers, and to addressing the structural causes of poverty and homelessness and to move beyond the streets. Howe said Homeless Youth Alliance is committed to helping homeless youth in the Upper Haight past the December 25 closure. The agency is looking for a van so it can provide services on a mobile basis and is hoping to find a new space in the Upper Haight. Services for improving the lives of homeless youth are essential and should be made a priority. Move info can be found at homelessyouthalliance.org

Middle and working class Bostonians are facing skyrocketing housing costs while homelessness numbers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts have hit a record high. The need for affordable housing in the City of Boston is dire, and we need a strong commitment from our elected officials to build an equitable, affordable city for all.

Many of our users are from out of district and were not able to vote to keep our pool open; because of this we were forced to close the pool. We are now trying to enlarge our District to include Arapahoe County, Bennett residents. With your support the pool will open and remain a focal point for future generations.