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Sharing this exciting opportunity in Lexington! If you are interested in applying or learning more, the link below has all the details and application process. P.S. Lexington has my favorite Thai food restaurant, just saying! #TownManagers #Recruitment #MunicipalGovernment
Are you a dynamic, experienced,professional municipal leader? The Town of Lexington, MA is looking for an exceptional, collaborative, leader to succeed our retiring Town Manager. Come join an exciting community with amazing colleagues and volunteers and be part of our history, as we enter the 250th anniversary of the country's history. More information and to apply - https://lnkd.in/eaauSAS2
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#hiring Mission: St. Louis Social & Engagement VISTA, Saint Louis, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #SaintLouisjobs #Missourijobs Apply: https://lnkd.in/gm8J-dFP Mission: St. Louis Social & Engagement VISTA Mission: St. Louis is a community development nonprofit that empowers people to be leaders in their lives, families and neighborhoods. We are unique in our approach, fighting poverty using a community-based model that values relationship and opportunity. We hold closely to the belief that we can all learn from each other, regardless of status, race, or social position. Through taking time to build relationships that move beyond the traditional helper-helpee dynamic, we seek to restore dignity to people who live in now-struggling communities. The experts in a community are those who are living there, taking part in the life of the neighborhood every single day. We want to serve alongside those experts, empowering them to lead the way in bringing about lasting change and through creating access to opportunities for education or employment. Our vision is that people live in neighborhoods full of opportunity, know and serve their neighbors, and are invited into gospel-centered community. Our goals are to develop people and communities holistically, empower impoverished and underserved people to grow and develop in all aspects of their lives, and work alongside individuals to inspire and develop indigenous leadership. To accomplish these goals, we focus on:
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Supporting local businesses doesn't just cultivate community—it's a smart investment in economic growth. When customers choose to work with locally-owned stores like Schenectady Floor Covering, they get personalized service and contribute to job creation in their area. #ShoppingLocal #CommunityBenefits #JobGrowth
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He formed Mantle in 2014 and has grown the company to be one of the largest independent real estate agencies in the Triad. Mantle has locations Uptown Lexington area, & now a new office covering Greensboro.
Thinking about moving? North Carolina might be the perfect fit! We'll be breaking down the reasons behind the state's recent boom! . #MantleRealty #NorthCarolina #movingtoNC #costofliving #jobmarket #outdooractivities #familyfriendly #retirementliving #realestatemarket #beautifuldestinations #southerncharm #relocationtips #newbeginnings #movingtips #lifehack #relocategoals #learnontiktok #northcarolinacheck
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🌟 Job Creation? Building Thriving Communities with UNO Parks! As we navigate societal challenges, UNO Parks stands as a beacon, not only in adventure but in fostering local job opportunities. 🚧 Unemployment Struggles: Communities often grapple with unemployment, impacting families and hindering growth. Adventure parks are not just places to have fun and thrill. They are also places to create jobs and wealth. Adventure parks generate employment opportunities for local communities, both directly and indirectly. They hire staff to operate and maintain the park, they contract with local suppliers and vendors, and they attract visitors who spend money on food, accommodation, transportation, and other services. 🏡 Community Development: A lack of job opportunities can hinder community development. Adventure parks, as local businesses, contribute not just to the employment landscape but also to the overall growth of the community, attracting visitors and stimulating surrounding businesses. 📞 Ready to make a difference in your community? Contact UNO Parks immediately! 🌐 #JobGrowthAdventure #LocalOpportunity #UNOParksCareers #ThrivingCommunities #AdventureEmployment #UnlockPotential
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I am not an expert in this. I’m going to share our Safety Policy for two reasons– 1️⃣ Safety feels like the most important aspect of living with others and I don’t see much shared about how to handle it 2️⃣ Poke holes in it - TEAR IT UP! Share what's worked or not worked. We can all learn from your wisdom. OUR POLICY: https://lnkd.in/g4FWBp7c Most of the Harassment and Assault Policy was a gift from a longstanding co-op in Austin so that we could have procedures that are tried and true. Some of it was co-created with the community after a house crisis, like Community Agreements. Some of this, like Tension and Conflict is from my experience coliving and men’s work and passion. 🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹 Hi, I'm Kyle Gaarder. I believe community living can transform ourselves and our culture. I dream of a future where community balanced with individualism is common sense and accessible. I share what I'm thinking about to give possible value and find my place within the movement. #coliving #colivingspace #futureofliving #communitysafety Mayank Pokharna
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I am running for City Council to bring people together to solve our common challenges. I’ll be a champion for neighborhoods and help Mayor Mahan complete his Back to Basics plan to make San José safe, clean and vibrant for every neighbor. What does that look like? Here’s where I’ll start: Tackling the homelessness crisis with proven solutions, like building affordable modular housing where it makes sense and providing mental health services. Making our neighborhoods safe by hiring more police officers, while embracing evidence-based crime-reduction strategies, like job training and drug treatment. Fostering economic development and opportunity by revitalizing neighborhood business districts and stimulating high wage job creation.
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There are times in life when you know you could not have done better! Where you have gotten every ounce of reward from something that should have never given so much. Victoria Sheridan's recent post brings back a flood of memories. It was pre-pandemic and I was working for a Seattle-based startup that shipped frozen meat nationally. They had a warehouse in Scranton, PA. We had outgrown the 3PL that we leased space from. It just so happened that there was a vacant late 1800's three-level former meat packing plant located a few miles away. I don't know what I saw in that space but despite the creepy feel - it was like our team. Our team was comprised of a mix of professionals and recently released felons. Like the team - the building was in need of a second chance. So over the course of a couple of months - we retrofitted this former meat packing plant into space that was not only usable but scalable. I could talk about the lives that we touched but with the recent fire that destroyed the building - it's better to talk about the building. It deserves that much. There was a draw bridge dock that lowered into the alley. It took seven minutes down and seven minutes back up. Holding down the button that powered the wench was the short straw that nobody wanted to draw. There was the parking garage in the back that had a ramp to the second and third levels that the original occupants used to house their horses, a hay loft, and the carriages that were used to deliver hams throughout Scranton. There were the smoke houses that we didn't use and were afraid to enter. There was a freight elevator that required the pulling of a rope to move it and would often run away. And there were sounds that the building made that I've never heard before and never want to hear again. But like our team - the space was functional, it was challenging, and it was ours. It became part of our culture and identity. A piece of history that resided in a part of Scranton that is in the midst of a resurgence. And while the three foot thick walls were no match for a fire that wiped away the physical presence of a time gone by - the memories will live on. If you have read this far - take a look at Victoria's profile and please share it with your network. She'd be an asset to anyone looking for a team player capable of great things!
While this post diverges from my employment updates, it does pertain to my previous employment. 🔥 Today, as I turned on the local news, I was unexpectedly confronted with the devastating news of a fire tearing through the old Pasqualichio Brothers building on Franklin Ave in Downtown Scranton. This building holds a special place in my heart as it was once the home of Crowd Cow, where I had the privilege of working. Every morning, I ascended those steps with a bagel in one hand and a lemonade in the other, ready to embark on another day of meaningful work. The building itself was steeped in history, like the drawbridge dock, freight elevator, and maybe a haunting or two. But what truly made it special were the incredible people I had the opportunity of working with, including one of my mentor, Patrick Randolph. Fortunately, no one was harmed and the incredible city firefighters acted swiftly to contain the blaze. It's a relief amidst the devastation. Sharing one of the last pictures I took in front of the building, just two months ago, serves as a poignant reminder of the moments we cherish and the importance of treasuring each day. My thoughts are with all those affected by this unfortunate event. Stay safe, Scranton. 🙏 https://t.ly/ko_Hf #localnews #community #gratitude #networking #opentowork
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