06/25/13 Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for Charitable Organizations.

• Enzi supports minting coins for NPS 100th _{2013-06-25, 07:58 am}
  U.S. Sen. Mike Enzi has introduced legislation to allow the minting of coins to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the National Park Service.
• Family back bid for blue plaque in Reg's memory _{2013-06-25, 07:58 am}
  THE family of Troggs singer and songwriter Reg Presley have given their blessing to the idea of a blue plaque in his memory.
• Morning Bell: The Kind of Immigration Reform We Could Support _{2013-06-25, 07:58 am}
  A new version of the bill came out on Friday, giving Senators and the American people just one weekend to look it over.
• Greatest TV families of all-time _{2013-06-25, 07:56 am}
  Family ties bind us. We invite TV dynasties into the middle of our full houses for happy days and good times.
• MOOCs: Unemployment prompts online training, challenges colleges _{2013-06-25, 07:56 am}
  In this photo taken Nov. 15, 2012, Peter Struck, Associate Professor of Classical Studies at the University of Pennsylvania prepares to record a lecture on Greek Mythology in Philadelphia.
• Enzi supports minting coins for NPS 100th _{2013-06-25, 07:54 am}
  U.S. Sen. Mike Enzi has introduced legislation to allow the minting of coins to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the National Park Service.
• Obama's new climate plan relies on unilateral executive power _{2013-06-25, 07:34 am}
  Under pressure from environmentalists, President Barack Obama's new plan to tackle global warming relies on executive power to corral power plants.
• Drop the hypocrisy: gays are as African as wife-beating _{2013-06-25, 07:23 am}
  Un-identified participants attend a workshop during the World Social Forum in Nairobi, January 23, 2007.
• Where's Africa making progress in decriminalising homosexuality? _{2013-06-25, 07:23 am}
  A woman holds her hands up during the Durban Pride parade where several hundred people marched through the Durban city centre in support of gay rights, July 30, 2011.
• Dayton YMCA diabetes prevention program sees early success _{2013-06-25, 07:16 am}
  Prompted by initial success in its diabetes prevention program, the YMCA of Greater Dayton says its strategy could save millions of dollars in health costs.
• Medical University of South Carolina Partners with iLab Solutions to... _{2013-06-25, 07:15 am}
  In an era of decreased funding for research, MUSC streamlines the business operations of its diverse group of shared resources by partnering with core facility management software company, iLab Solutions.
• Man sentenced for DUI crash that left URI student dead _{2013-06-25, 07:08 am}
  In fact with good behavior he could be out in less than three years. His crime he killed 23-year-old Erica Knowles in a drunk driving accident early last year.
• Pew report says children in Ohio struggle to get access to dental care _{2013-06-25, 07:03 am}
  Children in Ohio and across the country struggle to get access to dental care, according to a report released this morning by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
• Free Rides This Tuesday on All RIPTA Buses, Trolleys _{2013-06-25, 06:36 am}
  All regular RIPTA buses and trolleys, excluding special services, will be free on Tuesday, June 25, 2013.
• Boost Mobile Donates $11,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago to Support Teen Leadership Programs _{2013-06-25, 06:31 am}
  Boost Mobile recently partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to bring back its most successful handset promotion, $1 Phone Days.
• Resilience in the Wake of Superstorm Sandy _{2013-06-25, 06:03 am}
  Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey reveals new information about the importance of social and community bonds in recovery from a disaster like Superstorm Sandy.
• What To Do In Chappaqua This Week _{2013-06-25, 05:59 am}
  The New Castle Police Department is sponsoring a community seminar "Living With Coyotes in New Castle" to be held on June 26 at the Chappaqua Library Theater.
• UD students, Newark join forces in helping others _{2013-06-25, 03:00 am}
  Since its inception, the UDNI project has: * Helped more than 500 needy families and individuals through our network of local charitable organizations, by redirecting student-donated furniture, household goods, clothing and nonperishable foods to those in need; * Diverted, on average, 100 tons of materials from local landfills each year, thanks ... (more)
• Park your bike at the mic _{2013-06-25, 03:00 am}
  Rolling into downtown soon are new bike racks in cool shapes -- such as 1950s microphones, stylized bicycles, a paddle wheel and a family.
• Crews start work on rain garden _{2013-06-25, 03:00 am}
  A section of asphalt once part of a parking lot behind the Millville Public Library is now overgrown with grass and has become a runway for stormwater to easily run off into the nearby Maurice River.