The EMF Community’s goal is to save and maintain the EMF building as an affordable space for musicians and artists. The building tenants provide numerous economic benefits to Cambridge, and beyond, through paid and donated music performances, paid and donated music lessons, music engineering services, a pipeline of musical talent for local music venues, restaurants, and record stores, patronage to local businesses, and rents and homeownership tax from musicians who also reside in Cambridge. The EMF Community also richly contributes to the culture of Cambridge and the entire region, through creativity, public service, demonstration of work ethic against great odds, and community building and reflection. This community is a critical resource for the continuing development of local musicians and artists, and through them, a critical resource to the cities they serve.

Many people live in America for the freedom and liberty it offers. One of these liberties is the freedom of religion, and all the people of a religion should not be scared because of one discriminatory candidate.

Considering that 37 miles North and 32 miles South of Madisonville sits Starbucks and with the "new" I-69 Interstate and the underdeveloped Commons area sitting available. Madisonville is SCREAMING for a Starbucks to come to town.

Sign the petition today. A tragedy recently unfolded in the small farm worker town of Delano. The morning of March 13 Santos Hilario Garcia and Marcelina Garcia Porfecto, husband and wife farm workers, died in a car crash while fleeing ICE agents. Their six children, now without parents, are forced to fend for themselves and need your support. They are casualties of the Trump administration's targeting of hardworking immigrant farm workers who sacrifice to feed all of us. The family and community supporting them are asking you to sign the petition requesting that California Attorney General Xavier Becerra launch an investigation. The Delano police report supports the conclusion that the family's SUV was traveling at a high rate of speed while desperately trying to evade ICE agents when they lost control, hit a utility pole and their vehicle overturned on its roof. However, the police report on this fatal crash contradicts ICE agents' claims that they were not following behind the farm worker couple with their emergency lights on. It is deeply distressing that ICE agents' statements are contradicted by a surveillance video showing two ICE SUVs traveling behind the couple's vehicle with emergency lights activated, according to the Delano Police Department report. Why did the two ICE agents choose to misrepresent whether they were following the couple with their emergency lights on? And, why did ICE agents follow the couple if they not ICE targets? Despite the report, the Kern County district attorney refused to file charges against ICE. So we need to take it to the next level and ask California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to launch an investigation. Please sign the petition today! We will turn the petition in later this month.

I'm a homeowner in Rustica Oaks. I've been here since the very beginning- we were the second people to build a house from the ground up. We need to force Towne Properties to make this community pool what we deserve! It is now or never since the pool is still under warranty. We have rights, and let's assert them!

Artificial hyperinflation of homes in California is awe inspiring. Inspiring in the way that breeds hate and discontent with the out of touch and pompous governments that oversee all fifty states and the Federal Government. There is levels of income inequality that haven’t been seen since the early Twentieth Century. In Los Angeles alone 600,000 people spend more than half their income on rent and are considered “severely rent burdened”. More than 8000 people in Los Angeles became homeless as well for the first time last year. For every raising of rentals rates by 5%, another 2000 people can become homeless. If slumlords and developers can continue to steal from the hard working Californians without redress, we will in turn steal back from them before poverty takes another family under. The demand is simple, any new home that is left vacant, without a buyer for 12 months is subject to purchase by the state of California for the purpose of turning into a home for the homeless. They owner that is selling will receive an independent assessment of the homes value and fair compensation for the home. We cannot sustain the current trend of poverty that is decimating the Middle Class. We either lift everyone up or we level all.

Nationally, Hawaii has the highest rate of families living paycheck to paycheck. We have one of the highest costs of living, which leads to Hawaii carrying the largest average personal credit card debt in the country. Most people in Hawaii are one crisis away from slipping into homelessness. We can do better for Hawaii's working families.

The city of LaFayette, GA. is railroading Mrs. Pettyjohn out of her home on S. Main St. It's obvious the city has their own agenda of what they want to do with her property. Please sign and help try to prevent this.

A 122 room hotel is planned to be built behind Walgreen's at Coconut Creek Parkway and Lyons Road.

With the area growing, distance and response times to our closest Fire Station present serious risks to our community and its members. Currently, the response time to Del Valle and the east Travis County area is 13 minutes, which is unacceptable. The Austin Fire Department average response time is 8 minutes, the extra 5 minutes that it takes for a first responder to reach Del Valle could have dire consequences. The Berdoll Farm/Meadows, Los Cielos, and Lexington areas are part of the City of Austin. The City Council must ensure the safety of its citizens, even if we are only on the outskirts of the city.

We are calling out to Reddies and our community to show their support and keep the MMLC the way it is. As of Thursday, May 3rd, seven HSU employees were let go including our supervisor of student workers at the MMLC and our Digital Artist. It was later revealed by Henderson that they plan on "outsourcing" the center. The MMLC has been a resource to students, faculty, organizations, alumni, and many community members for decades. We pride ourselves on being a center that focuses on our patrons and not profit (we sell all of our materials for the cost to restock). HSU should be focusing first on students with their budget cuts and changes to the university. Please show your support by keeping the MMLC open and the way it is by signing our petition. Thank you so much for your support. After all, how can we call ourselves Reddies if we are only able to print in black and white? #savetheMMLC

I have always had a good life, and never knew what it would be like to live on the streets. I can only imagine that it is a tough way of life and want to do as much as possible to help those in need.