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The document is a transcript of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer's 2018 State of the City address where he lists "60 Reasons We Love Orlando And Are Excited About Our Future". The mayor discusses improvements to neighborhoods, support for small businesses and entrepreneurs, growth of the education and innovation sectors, commitments to equality and inclusion, and expansions to the arts, culture and sports offerings in the city. Specific projects, partnerships and investments in each of these areas are highlighted throughout the 60 reasons provided.

The document provides information about the Hamblen County Car Club (HCCC) including: the club meets monthly, has over 80 members, and promotes safe enjoyment of classic cars through events and camaraderie. It lists upcoming car shows that members are involved in. It also introduces a new sponsor, Bobby Greenlee's auto repair shop called Budget Auto Clinic, which provides quality and affordable auto repair services in Morristown, Tennessee.

This document is a campaign flyer for Dan Opsommer who is running for Meridian Township Trustee. It provides Dan's contact information and endorsers. It states to cast a vote for Dan on August 2nd. It lists ideas and concerns Dan has heard from residents such as road repair, public services, schools, environment, and more. It shares positive experiences two constituents had when Dan helped resolve a tax issue and electric bill assistance. It encourages voting for Dan to get the job done.

Montgomery Housing Partnership (MHP) has begun construction on a new 149-unit mixed-income apartment building called The Bonifant at Silver Spring. MHP celebrated its 25th anniversary with over 250 supporters and residents in attendance. The event featured stories from residents whose lives were improved by affordable housing. MHP has also hired new staff members and welcomed AmeriCorps volunteers to support its programs.

Mr. Paul Voss, an employee of McDonald's in Placerville, California for almost 24 years, was named the 2009 McDonald's Crew Person of the Year for California and Nevada. He works as the "Lobby General", keeping the lobby and play areas clean. He is dedicated to his job and providing excellent customer service. He is also involved in his community as a member of Special Olympics teams. To celebrate his achievement, Mr. Voss was honored with a proclamation from the city council and a celebration at his McDonald's location.

The document contains several news stories: 1) Barnet Council will offer free parking in town centres and car parks over the next three weekends for Christmas. Haringey will only offer free parking on Small Business Saturday. 2) A donation from the filmmakers of Paddington, negotiated with the help of playwright Alan Bennett, provided the largest ever donation to Primrose Hill Community Association and its library. 3) The Friends of Highgate Bowl charity group will launch an appeal to buy open land in Highgate to prevent housing development and build an educational center.

The document discusses various bicycling-related events, locations, and organizations in San Francisco. It promotes Bike to Work Day on May 14th and encourages participation. It also summarizes the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition's efforts to advocate for protected bike lanes throughout the city and their goal of over 100 miles of protected bike lanes. Additionally, it provides updates on improvements to Howard Street for bicyclists, a decrease in reported bike thefts, and the Coalition's education programs.

This document summarizes several recreation facilities and organizations located in Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam, British Columbia. It provides addresses, service sectors, and brief descriptions of each location and how they relate to recreation and community. Some highlights include the Hyde Creek Recreation Centre, City Centre Aquatic Complex, Coquitlam Cineplex movie theater, Trapped escape room, TC North Youth Basketball Academy, Ace Children Care childcare, Aunt Leah's Christmas Tree Lot fundraiser, and Terry Fox Foundation cancer research organization. The conclusion reflects on the variety of activities available and level of community involvement in the city.

This document provides a history and overview of Farmers Bank and Savings Co. from its founding in 1904 to 2014. Some key details include: - It was founded as The Farmers Bank and Trust Company in Pomeroy, Ohio in 1904 and has remained independently owned. - It has expanded to six locations across Ohio and West Virginia, growing steadily over the decades to reach over 85 employees and $500 million in assets by 2014. - Major milestones include establishing a holding company in 1985, acquiring its first branch in 1987, and opening its first West Virginia branch in 2003. - It emphasizes its commitment to serving the local community through donations, employee volunteering, and educational programs.

Guadalupe Family Services is a non-profit organization that has served Camden, New Jersey for 20 years. In 2015, they provided services to over 1,000 people through counseling, education, and community outreach programs. Their programs include family counseling, youth development, gang intervention, summer camps, and support for victims of violence. They rely on grants, donations, and volunteers to support their services.

This document discusses a meeting of local liberals in Chicago following Donald Trump's election. Around 400 people attended the meeting at the Center on Halsted to discuss strategies around civil liberties under a Trump presidency. State representatives and advocacy groups discussed making Illinois a "sanctuary state" and ways to better engage communities outside of liberal bubbles. Representative Feigenholtz said progressives need to spread their message more broadly before the next election. They also acknowledged ignoring and marginalizing other parts of the country that supported Trump.

Brief presentation about the "social club" service called Grouper. Created for EECS 441 at the University of Michigan.

This document is a newsletter from the Lexington Chamber of Commerce in South Carolina announcing upcoming business events in June and July 2015. It provides information on 5 "Breakfast Briefs" to be held at local businesses from June 10 to June 19th. It also announces a "Business LEXPO" vendor fair on July 14th where over 325 people attended the previous year. The newsletter lists new chamber members and the staff of the Greater Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center. It concludes by announcing the next chamber breakfast meeting on July 14th.

This year's Taste of Edina event saw growth in attendance and participation. Held at the Westin Edina Galleria Hotel, the event featured 70 vendor booths sampling foods from local restaurants and businesses. Over 500 people attended, up from 325 at the previous venue. New features included a high-end wine table and a chef competition won by Martha Sipma from Edina Grill. Proceeds benefited the Edina Chamber of Commerce.

The document provides contact information for DecoBike LLC, the operator of Miami Beach's public bicycle sharing and rental program. DecoBike can be contacted via email, office phone, or fax for additional details on the bike sharing program available in Miami Beach.