Santa Maria parks and community‑center updates: Japanese Community Center timing, $5M for sports complex, reimbursements and budget restraint City recreation staff told the commission that the Japanese Community Center aims for a February opening, the council authorized $5 million more for the sports complex from growth mitigation funds, and the department received reimbursement checks for recent projects while operating under a directive to reduce spending.

Major updates on park projects and budget challenges are set to reshape community programming in Clovis this year!

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#ClovisFresnoCounty #CA #BudgetTransparency #CitizenPortal #RecreationDevelopment #ClovisParks #CommunityProgramming

Nonprofits urge $1 million for Lake Union Park repairs ahead of major events Nonprofit and museum groups told the Select Budget Committee that Lake Union Park requires a $1 million investment for repairs and maintenance, arguing the park's decline risks visitor experience and planned events, including FIFA World Cup-related activity.

Lake Union Park is on the brink of decay, and local nonprofits are rallying for a $1 million lifeline to ensure it thrives for upcoming events!

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#SeattleKingCounty #WA #CitizenPortal #InfrastructureRepair #CommunityProgramming #SeattleParks #MaritimeEducation

Delray DDA narrows venue fee waivers, approves 50% nonprofit administrative limit The board voted to formalize a nonprofit discount for Old School Square rentals and require for‑profits to pay full rates; staff retain administrative authority to grant up to a 50% reduction for qualifying 501(c)(3) events.

Delray Beach's DDA has voted to preserve a 50% rental discount for nonprofits at Old School Square while tightening the rules for fee waivers, ensuring community support is balanced with fiscal responsibility.

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#DelrayBeachPalmBeachCounty #FL #CitizenPortal #CommunityProgramming

Here are some images from the first Proud Centres Community Programming Workshop at Te Atatū Peninsula Community Centre. If you missed out on the last 3 workshops, we hope to see you this evening! #proudcentres #communityworkshop #communityprogramming #aucklandpride

Local program aims to create community space for digital literacy and tax education Officials propose renovating basement for classes on financial literacy and digital skills.

Hubbardston Library is set to transform its underutilized basement into a vibrant hub for digital literacy and financial education, empowering the community with essential skills!

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#MA #CitizenPortal #HubbardstonLibrary #CommunityProgramming #DigitalLiteracy

Sacramento grants empower local filmmakers and student journalists at commission meeting Commission reviews funding awarded to community media projects showcasing local talent and education.

Local grants are transforming the Sacramento community by empowering filmmakers and student journalists to showcase their talent and creativity.

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#SacramentoCounty #CA #CitizenPortal #CommunityProgramming

Bexley City Council approves new lease for Pumphouse Park with Columbus Council authorizes a $1 annual lease renewal for Pumphouse Park with city improvements planned.

Bexley City Council is taking bold steps to enforce zoning laws on accessory dwelling units and secure a $1 lease renewal for Pumphouse Park, aiming to enhance community facilities!

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#BexleyFranklinCounty #OH #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #CommunityProgramming #BexleyParks

Community Council approves $3,220 art grants from education endowment fund Council approves funding requests for art programs totaling $3,220 from endowment.

The Petersburg Borough Library Advisory Board just approved $3,220 in funding for innovative art programs, paving the way for a richer community experience!

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Group of people walking down a road near informal settlements in Nairobi, Kenya

Group photo with attendees of the Peace in Our Cities network regional meeting with youth programming participants.

Different people dancing in an open field.

After the session, the participants visited three informal settlements throughout Nairobi to see innovative youth programming in action—including lots of energetic and joyful arts programming! 💃🥁

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