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Sir John Scott Burdon-Sanderson born on December 21, 1828. He received his medical education at the University of Edinburgh and at the University of Paris. He became a Medical Officer of Health for Paddington in 1856 and subsequently a physician to the Middlesex Hospital and the Brompton Consumption hospitals. Between 1858-1866, he investigated diphtheria, cattle plague and cholera when they appeared in England. He was one of the forerunners of penicillin, observing its ability to inhibit the growth of bacteria before Alexander Fleming.
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Traditions are sacred because they cultivate consistency and a sense of belonging. It's the bread and butter for fostering connection and community.
We're in a time where traditions are being challenged and remixed. We question how they came to be and the context in how (or if) they fit into the future.
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Our last 2018 global theme TRADITION was chosen by Barranquilla chapter and Andrés M. Felfle illustrated the theme.
November's theme is RESTART
I need to disconnect. There's too much noise in my head. I am burning out. I need space to rethink everything. I need a hard reset.
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So we finally cave in and heed the words of people who've found their centres again: take a trip into nature, go for walks, unplug completely.
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Restarting is essential. It's a way to digest experiences, reflect and cultivate self-awareness, and remind ourselves that life is to be enjoyed. It's refreshing and feeds greater intention and momentum into our creative endeavours.
If you find yourself feeling like you're on a treadmill with an invisible hand increasing the velocity, remind yourself: only you have the power to get off and recalibrate.
Our global exploration of Restart was chosen by our Cologne chapter and illustrated by Marie Maerz. Thank you to Adobe for empowering the global creative community this month.
October's theme is HONESTY.
Honesty is the currency for connection. It's a gift we give to each other that strengthens bonds and deepens relationships. Honesty is a practice where we start from the heart.
Being honest isn't always easy and being honest all of the time is impractical. Giving honest feedback or sharing our opinions requires sensitivity to the context and meeting others where they are—with kindness and empathy.
Honesty is about providing the information that you would want if you were in a similar situation.
Another way to look at honesty: it's a flower born out of the soil of trust, connection, and conversations. The more we nurture conversations that breed trust and forge a connection, the more honesty becomes baked into the way we lead our lives.
This month's global exploration of Honesty was chosen by our sister chapter Cardiff and illustrated by James Lewis.
September is Chaos.
Chosen by our friends in the Tijuana chapter, this gorgeous risograph was illustrated by Eraboy. Thanks to our incredible global presenting partner MailChimp for making it happen – lookout for more details in your inbox in the days to come. #CMchaos #creativemornings #cmto
August's theme is COMMUNITY
A community is a reflection of what we crave: belonging.
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This month's global exploration of Community was chosen by our Philadelphia chapter, and illustrated by James Olstein 👋 High five to MailChimp, Adobe, and WordPress.com for fuelling our global creative community.
If you look closely, you can see the intention behind the action, a project, or a sassy tweet.
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July's theme is a global exploration of Intention and was chosen by our Nashville chapter, and illustrated by Nik Daum.
A craft is the instrument in which the authenticity of your being is communicated.
Your craft is like a portal to your inner world, and as an artist, it's your duty to pull it out of the vortex. Craft is a catalyst for our identity and the soil for cultivating meaning.
It behooves us to realize that who we are and become—our values, beliefs, thoughts, observations—influence what comes out of the violin, sketch, or photograph, not the other way around.
June's theme is a global exploration of Craft, was chosen by our Mumbai chapter, illustrated by Hemali Vadalia, and presented by Adobe.
May's theme is COMMITMENT
A commitment is a promise to show up whether you're having a good or bad day.
It's a behaviour and mindset that signifies the posture of a professional. It's about saying yes with your whole heart.
A creative life is built on the commitments you make to projects and people. It can feel like a leap of faith. But is that not the very essence of leading a creative life?
This month's global exploration of Commitment was chosen by our sister chapter in Vienna and illustrated by the talented Florine Glück. Thank you to our global partners MailChimp, Adobe, and WordPress.com for their ongoing support of the CreativeMornings community.
April's theme is GAME
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Which game are you playing with your art?
It's a question worth asking everyday. Is this decision, this attitude, sending you down a short game or long game? The same energy that we spend chasing rewards and likes can be refocused to loving our craft and shipping our best work.
Keep your eyes on the journey, not the prize.
This month is presented by our global partner MailChimp. This month's global exploration of Game was chosen by our Liège chapter and illustrated by Jeffrey Phillips.
March's theme is COURAGE
When researching or writing about courage, other traits fall into the mix: risk, vulnerability, curiosity, empathy, and action.
It seems, then, that courage has nothing to do with your title or level of expertise. It's not for the few or the gifted. It's an act of humanity, of choosing to take an action that is risky because it demands vulnerability and curiosity.
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This month is presented by our global partner WordPress.com This month's global exploration of Courage was chosen by our Oakland chapter and illustrated by Annie Wong aka Headexplodie.


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India is a leading producer of milk and second-largest producer of fruits & vegetables in the world, but nearly 20-30% of this goes waste (worth around $10 billion) due to lack of proper cold storage and cold supply chain facilities.
India has 7,129 cold storages with installed capacity of 32 million MT (NCCD, 2015) against the total horticulture and non-horticulture produce of around 500 million MT/year. Only 4-5% of Indian fresh produce is transported through cold chain comparing 80-90% in developed countries, hence, facing bigger challenge on doubling of cold storage/supply chain facilities.
2. Refrigeration
Process of keeping food products below room temperature by storing them in a system designed to cool or freeze. The most common form of refrigeration is provided by systems (i.e. refrigerators) generally use refrigerant chemical to remove heat from commodities stored inside the system.
First vapour compression refrigeration working model was built by Jacob Perkins, using ether, which was based on four basic parts of refrigeration system i.e., compressor, condenser, expansion valve, evaporator. This evolved into modern bulk refrigeration facilities in cold storages. For bulk cold storage facilities, NH3 has become refrigerant of choice since it produces greatest net refrigerating effect (btu/lb), and often having lowest brake horsepower/ton of refrigeration (BHP/TR) of any industrial refrigerant.
3. Ammonia (R-717) as a refrigerant & its properties
R-717 is being used in industrial applications since 1930s and generally acknowledged as being most efficient refrigerant chemical. It has a low boiling point and is favoured since i) highly energy-efficient refrigerant, having minimal impact on environment ii) having zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) iii) having zero Global Warming Potential (GWP).
4. Work flow
i. Compressor: Ammonia (NH3) gas is compressed, resulting into heated or pressurised gaseous vapour.
ii. Condenser: Pressurised heated gas moves towards coils, located in the back of the refrigeration unit. In the coils, heat is dissipated, causing ammonia (NH3) to condense and turn into a liquid, which remains at high pressure.
iii. Expansion Valve: Pressurised NH3 then travels through expansion valve, a small hole that opens into a lower pressure area. When this occurs, liquid NH3 quickly begins to boil at -270F, at temperature colder than surrounding temperature.
iv. Evaporation: Cold ammonia cools air around it, begins to warm, the surrounding air gets colder. Ammonia continues to travel through the refrigerated area slowly becoming warmer. Finally, dragged back into the compressor where it will begin the cycle again.
5. Ammonia leakage-cum-hazard management in cold storage
Ammonia is a toxic irritant may be fatal at higher concentrations.
Based on humidity & temperature, humans can detect as low as 20ppm of ammonia concentration. Moderate irritation at 100 ppm, with major irritation at 400 ppm. Quick evacuation is recommended where ammonia leak or spill has occurred before it reaches to immediate danger to life and health (IDLH) levels. Following measure shall be taken:
I. Refrigerant piping of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Code B31.5 be preferred. Vessels used should be as specified in ASME Section VIII – Unfired Pressure Vessel Code.
II. Well-trained operators can ensure the system operates efficiently and often will recognise problems before a breakdown occurs.
III. Each employee must be trained for Emergency Response Plan, and effective leak identification, should always be ready to properly implement the plan when needed.
IV. Emergency response personnel should be familiar with the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for ammonia.
V. Ammonia sensors may be chosen based on susceptibility of product to contamination (low, moderate, high) and isolating products that may be contaminated.
VI. Ammonia sensing cards based on colour change may be useful in detecting ammonia levels in the 1-5 ppm range.
6. Advantages & disadvantages of ammonia refrigerant over other refrigerants
i. Ammonia-based refrigeration systems cost 10-20% less comparing CFCs because narrower dia piping can be used.
ii. Ammonia is 3-10% more efficient refrigerant comparing CFCs, so requires less electricity, resulting in lower operating costs.
iii. Ammonia is safe for environment, with an Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) rating of 0 and a Global Warming Potential (GWP) rating of 0.
iv. Ammonia-based refrigeration is not compatible with copper, brass bronze and zinc.
v. Ammonia is poisonous at high concentrations. Two factors help identifying any leakage i) distinctive smell is detectable at concentrations well below those considered to be dangerous ii) ammonia is lighter than air, it will rise and dissipate in the atmosphere if case leakages.
vi. Ammonia may be explosive if present 16 to 25% by volume in air.
7. Conclusion
In context of India, several incidences of leakages or breakdown have been reported resulting in harmful and lethal effect of NH3. Preliminary measures such as systems with a high degree of mechanical integrity may reduce incidences of leakages. Having a well planned & documented emergency plan, that also routinely practiced and improved, can minimise effect of any hazard. An automated ammonia detector with alert system and complete isolation of system can avoid accidental releases; it may cost less than 1% of product value stored at your facility.
In most of cases reliable operation without incident is performed efficiently & effectively since decades. Having well-trained ammonia machine/unit operators can help promote efficient operation of your ammonia refrigeration system and identification of problems before any kind failures occur.
(This general article is written by the author based on experience, interactions with food industries and knowledge gained from various sources available for information of public at large)
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Why We Must Take a Creative Approach to Sexual Health
Black Fly zine is using art to change the usual narrative around sexual wellbeing, focusing on bringing people of colour into the conversation.
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This doesn't yet support parsing things like %pcrel_hi(foo), but will handle basic instructions with register or immediate operands.
Note: this patch is reliant on D23496
This doesn't yet support parsing things like %pcrel_hi(foo), but will handle basic instructions with register or immediate operands.
Note: this patch is reliant on D23496
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I think this should be MatchOperand_NoMatch. ParseFail normally means you've already lexed something so backtracking is impossible.
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style: shouldn't this be createToken?
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This seems odd. Is this a standard convention? Or can we lift this check into the caller and assert the Expr is not null?
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This is a reasonable amount of parsing code without any associated tests. Can we write even trivial tests for this code at this point?
Address review comments. Note that the way we defined AsmOperandClass has changed, which will be built upon in the next patch.
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Some targets define a whole bunch of AsmOperandClass, which means they'll have a lot of addFooOperands which eventually call addExpr. Checking !Expr in addExpr seems to be what the other backends I've checked do. That said, none of my testcases result in a null Expr so it may be one of those things that has been copied blindly by every backend author. I've added an assert to addExpr.
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The next patch (D23564) adds tests and not much else (a very trivial instruction printer).
Just spotted one nit on my last pass through the code:
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Isn't the first check redundant here?
Address review comments from @jyknight and @t.p.northover. Also use # rather than !strconcat in RISCVInstrInfo.td
Hi Alex,
I silently followed the RISC-V patches being upstreamed and did not see an update here for a little while. Is this patch blocked on something or did you just not get to this one yet?
Due to other responsibilities and my ongoing attempts to find further funding I'm a little behind where I wanted to be with the next set of patches. There were some concerns that aspects of this patchset might need adjusting once codegen was added, which is why I've held back on merging this part of the patchset. In retrospect, this probably wasn't necessary.
Update to address review comment (just use StringRef rather than introducing Token struct).
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Yes, I've replaced it with a StringRef now - thanks.
http://lab.llvm.org:8011/builders/sanitizer-x86_64-linux/builds/3300 is still unhappy about RISCVAsmParser.cpp
RISCV should never have been included in LLVM_ALL_TARGETS when first committed - that was a mistake in the initial 'stub backend' patch. Removing RISCV from LLVM_ALL_TARGETS is the correct thing to do and shouldn't affect end-users, but I'll write to llvm-dev about this tomorrow for wider feedback.


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For the record, with our reroute to head further west to the Pacific, it looks like our trip might be closer to 6,000 miles or more for Maggie.
After meeting with our friend Jessica, her son Beau and their friend Ian in Spokane, we headed to Snoqualmie Pass - a rather quiet town sandwiched in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State and not unlike a rather bizarre TV show we've watched called Twin Peaks. There were real life characters and plots that would have fit right in with that show.
The scenery was spectacular despite the eery fog and dense clouds that surrounded the mountain tops. We slept at an Airbnb we happened upon and spent two interesting evenings there. The first night in a very cozy bed on an outside deck. Surprisingly, the sleep was restorative. Sleep doesn't always come easy, but it did that night.
Rufous hummingbirds were buzzing all around when we awoke. Donna has always held these birds in high regard, so it was special seeing them in such large numbers, sipping home-made fresh nectar from the multiple feeders that hung around the deck. Below is a male Rufous, with another bird in the background coming in for a feed, and possibly a fight, because hummingbirds are highly territorial.
While staying there, we learned very serendipitously that a town - Roslyn, Washington, where the show Northern Exposure was filmed was just a 1/2 hour drive away. Our Maggie was named after the strong, independent, and capable female bush pilot from the TV series. The name certainly fit, as Maggie held all of those qualities. How odd that we would happen upon this area? The location of the series was really supposed to be in a small Alaskan Town called Cicely. Maggie also had 'See the Northern lights' on her bucket list, as well as 'experiencing a full day of night'. Alaska was her chosen location to experience both. We were told that the Airbnb we stayed in was also known to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights from time to time.
The Pacific Crest Trail cuts through Snoqualmie Pass. We did a short 5 mile hike on the trail and met some thru hikers at a local eatery named the Aardvark Café - basically a trailer and tent outside to sit down and eat, alongside route 906. We chatted with them about their travels and were interested to hear their trail names which all thru hikers seem to acquire. I copy and paste a bit of information about the "PCT" as it is called here. The trail is 2,650 miles and it generally takes the entire snow-free season to walk. That's about 5 months. Elite athletes who are experienced on the PCT have finished the trail in as little as two months. Steve hiked a large section, approximately 500 or 600 miles of the trail, in 1993 - way before starting our family.
This trip, with very little planning, apart from seeing the Peak to Sky music festival in Big Sky, Montana, has held lots of coincidences and interesting connections to Maggie, our family and our past.
The PCT hikers above have an arduous journey ahead of them. Our bucket list road trip for Maggie seems easy comparatively speaking. But, living the rest of our lives without our only daughter Maggie is an entirely different arduous journey and for us, feels like a harder one.
Yesterday, we finally arrived at the Pacific Ocean. It wasn't easy making it there, adding on a huge loop of driving on slow roads. We know nothing about the coastline of the West, but knew we wanted to release some of Maggie's ashes there. Finally, in the late afternoon, we found an expansive beach that felt fitting for Maggie.
After leaving the coastline, we turned around and started to head back East. We contemplated stopping in Portland but other forces compelled us to drive further west to Hood River in Oregon. Hood River is filled with adventure seeking people and multiple opportunities for outdoor activities. Today, we did a 30 mile bike ride along the Columbia River Gorge. It was challenging but just enough to work out the kinks from so many hours of driving.
Tomorrows miles should lead us to Salt Lake City in Utah, where we will meet up with Jason Lynch and his family. Jason is an elite runner who we have hosted twice in our home for the Cow Harbor 10k in Northport, NY. We wish he had gotten to meet Maggie, but she died before we ever met him. Jason has been following our story and Maggie's Mission, including this bucket list road trip. He reached out to us and we are excited to see him and meet his family.


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letting go
Letting go comes in waves, and sometimes the emotion behind it shows up at the most inconvenient times. However, I am thankful it shows up. It means we're doing the work necessary to heal. It sucks and is so beautiful. Today, I challenge you to take your power back when met with a reminder of "what was". Take responsibility for your own actions and the impact of those actions, and also set fire to what no longer serves your healing process. When we do this, no matter what the words and actions were that were do TO us, we can begin to operate from a place of power instead of weakness. Go inward & boss up!
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"Today is the 3rd anniversary of the implementation of Iran nuclear deal which displayed how untrustworthy and unreliable the US is," Araqchi wrote on his twitter page on Wednesday.
He added that former US President Barack Obama signed the nuclear deal and his successor Donald Trump withdrew from it, saying that the world should appreciate Trump for exhibiting Washington's unreliability.
"Shame!" Araqchi wrote.
Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal last May, imposed the toughest ever sanctions against the country and called for renegotiations with Tehran on the deal.
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif ascertained in November that Tehran would assuredly not re-negotiate nuclear agreement with the US, as it sees Trump as an untrustworthy side.
Zarif made the remarks in Italian capital city of Rome, when speaking at the 4th edition of Mediterranean Dialogues (MED 2018) forum.
The Iranian diplomatic chief highlighted that negotiations with the US to save the 2015 nuclear deal were pointless because Trump was not trustworthy.
Zarif stressed that the US could not be trusted for any further talks without the required guarantees, something he said was too much to expect from the Trump administration.
"If we are to make an agreement with the United States, what is the guarantee that the agreement will last after the flight? You remember Canada?" he said, taking a jab at Trump for his last minute refusal to sign a G7 summit closing statement in June, after his plane left host Canada.
"How are we to be confident that the signature stays on the paper?" Zarif added.
Zarif said while he was certain that Europe would be able to guarantee the deal's future, Iran was not going to wait long.
"As I said we rely on our people and that is where the red line is," he highlighted, adding, "If our people believe that the deal is not conducive to their economic interests then we will have to respond to the will of our people."
"We spent two-and-a-half years, this is not a two-page document; this is not a picture opportunity; this is a 150-page document," Zarif said of the JCPOA, suggesting that Trump's objection to deal was mainly because of his "hatred" for the things his predecessor, Barack Obama, had accomplished.
"Why should we resume another talk just because somebody doesn't like it, just because somebody hates his predecessor? That's not the reason you engage in diplomacy, diplomacy is a serious game and we are ready for a serious game," the foreign minister said.
Zarif pointed out that the deal was not between Iran and the Obama administration because it also involved the P5+1 and the European Union (EU) while also being enshrined in UN Security Council Resolution 2231.


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Do it yourself vac sac part 1
As I already mentioned in this post one of the things I find interesting is vacuum bondage. As you probably saw in the video, those girls used a standard garbage bag and a vacuum cleaner.
When you tried this one on your own you might have found a few limitations with this idea:
- size of the bag
- way of using the vacuum cleaner to suck out the air from the bag
- switching on/off of the vacuum cleaner
Thinking about all those limitations, I came up with the idea of writing some kind of DIY instructions to have some fun similar to the videos above but with better results.
First of all we need a list of tools and parts for our project:
- two garbage bags (best is 240l bags, since they are quite big) or one really big bag
- of course a vacuum cleaner (preferrably one with an optional hole to prevent it from getting hot while sucking out too much air)
- a few meters of duct tape (to connect the two bags together)
- a pu pipe (plastic) used for water pipes, around 1 inch wide and about 39″ long (one meter)
- a drilling machine
- and optional a remote switch for the vacuum cleaner to switch it on/off from inside the bag in case you plan to play on your own
How to use the stuff from above?
First of all use the drilling machine to make some small holes along the pu pipe, lets say every 5 to 6 inch (around 12 to 15 cm). And also make them not only along one line, but around the pipe. This is important, since sucking out the air later might result in holes being closed by the bag, and therefore more holes allow for more air to be sucked out.
After that, cut off the bottom of one of the two bags (in case you use two) so that you have almost a tube. Connect that tube to the second bag that is still intact to create a larger version. Thats where the duct tape comes into game. Tape the two bags together all around to make the seam airtight. This way you get a even bigger bag with enough space to sit into.
Next you should make a small hole at the bottom of the bag where you enter the pipe and put it as far inside as possible so that you only have 2 or 3 inches of the pipe outside the bag. Seal this also with duct tape to make it air tight and to prevent the bag from ripping here.
more to follow in the next part…


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A Myanmar university said on Wednesday it had suspended three staff while it investigates the suicide of a gay employee who said he was bullied at work in social media posts widely shared in the conservative Asian country.
Kyaw Zin Win, a librarian in his 20s, took his own life on Sunday after sharing accounts on Facebook about colleagues mocking his sexuality and forcing him to publicly admit that he was gay. Gay sex is punishable by up to 10 years in jail in the Southeast Asian country, under British colonial era legislation.
The Myanmar Imperial University, a private university where Kyaw Zin Win worked, said in emailed comments that the death was a "huge tragedy" and that it had a zero tolerance policy toward discrimination in the workplace.
While 2,000 people in January attended the country's second publicly-celebrated Pride festival in Yangon, signaling growing acceptance of LGBT+ people, gay rights campaigners said they still faces discrimination in Myanmar and across Asia.
"LGBT discrimination in the workplace is unfortunately a common practice in Myanmar," said Juan Miguel Sanchez Marin, deputy director from the Myanmar's LGBT+ rights group, Equality Myanmar. Read more via Reuters
Gay Myanmar man posts Facebook bullying note before taking life
ANGON: A gay Myanmar man posted a note on Facebook including screenshots of alleged homophobic bullying before taking his life, prompting activists to call Tuesday for more protection for the emerging LGBTQ community.
Same-sex relations are still officially illegal under Myanmar's colonial-era laws, but although LGBTQ people enjoy more freedoms in the country than ever before, rights groups say homophobia and discrimination are entrenched in the socially conservative country.
Kyaw Zin Win took his life after posting a final Facebook message to his family and friends, alongside a plea "not to be reborn" in a country "where superiors oppress those under them."
The 26-year-old librarian at Myanmar Imperial University (MIU), his profile picture black with an insignia of death, detailed how he had been bullied by colleagues.
He alleged his bosses forced him to come out at work and attached screenshots of group message chats appearing to show colleagues mocking him.
By Tuesday, the posts on Facebook – which serves as the main mode of communication in a country with low digital literacy – had been shared thousands of times, accompanied by hundreds of outraged comments.
"Words can kill people... it's murder," wrote Hein Aung Thu. Read more via AFP


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Sunrise Rotary Vero Beach welcomes two new members
On Sept. 28, Sunrise Rotary Vero Beach welcomed its newest members, Carl Fetzer and Lisa Gehin.
Carl is from Vero Beach and was a past Rotarian with the Treasure Coast Club and has decided to come back to Rotary.
Lisa has been in Vero Beach working with Minute Man Press & Carwash.
This brings the club up to 84. Sunrise meets each Wednesday at the Grill on the Green in Vista Royale.
For more information, go to http://verobeachsunrise.rotary-clubs.org/ or https://www.facebook.com/groups/139152586096169/
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MoveME Dance WA
MoveMe is a Western Australian Government initiative, established to lift the presence of contemporary dance throughout the state. I Worked with ABitLikeThis to build a vibrant and inspirational site that promotes dance in the arts. By joining the movement, members can receive updates and exclusive access to events and industry showcases.
The site is another custom WordPress build with lot's of bells and whistles to make a solid calendar management system and fit the budget and timeline of Dance WA.


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Founded over 40 years ago with a mission to provide the highest quality and full spectrum of medical, surgical, and esthetic skin
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S/he will create an atmosphere that reflects the level of standards and care that patients can expect to receive from this Practice. To be successful in this position, the assistant must be cheerful, friendly, polite, tactful, and professional in appearance and manner at all times.
S/he will be able to communicate with the physician and patient and be mindful of patient confidentiality. S/he will be able to respond to patient's needs and relay the provider's instructions.
The successful medical assistant will be a team player, respectful of their co-workers, and will demonstrate proficiency in documenting in Electronic Health Records System(EHRS).
Assist provider with patient care as assigned but not limited to the following:
Completion of a formal medical assistant program with internship.
1-2 years of recent experience as a medical assistant.
High School graduate.
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The Polk County Commission will be pushing back when they'll approve a 2020 fiscal year budget to their August meeting in order to finish up work on a change in the pay scale for employees that began in 2018.
A long-awaited pay study remains in draft form from the Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the University of Georgia, but it getting close enough to completion for Commissioners to begin discussing how to implement their proposed new pay scale for employees and where funds will come from to ensure the county budget can cover the price tag of between $800,000 and $1.2 million.
Those figures proposed by County Manager Matt Denton during a June 11 budget work session set to discuss the pay study doesn't include the additional money that would be needed to fund increases for the 2020 Fiscal Year.
For now, the county will operate under a continuing resolution as they have in the past few years to settle budget numbers for the coming year, and to figure out whether a millage rate increase will be required as well for the coming tax bills.
Commissioners settled on a plan to
approve the budget in August to allow for county administration the additional time they'll need to make budget adjustments for the year.
"There are several things that we'll go over that I think we'll need to have in place to get the pay system up for consideration," Commission Chair Jennifer Hulsey said during the second budget work session earlier in the month.
No one argued with the idea and to alleviate the budget issue for the time being, commissioners will consider at the beginning of July a continuing resolution to keep the budget figures in place for the time being until everything can be finalized and salary requirements be adjusted in the FY 2020 proposed budget.
County Manager Matt Denton said the move to August approval for the FY 2020 budget will also help in being able to comfortably determine where the millage rate will need to be set ahead of tax bills going out in September to county property owners.
A 48-page draft report provides Polk County with an overview on how the pay study was conducted, and what methodology they used to determine what positions would be classified in the new pay scale structure.
It required the Carl Vinson Institute to generate new position descriptions, to put in place a grading system of where those job should be in the pay scale based on both the requirements of the job and market trends around the area and state, and to then generate two different tables for the pay scale: one for general employees, and one specifically tailored to those in public safety.
Those pay scales are designed to take into account both the number of years on the job an employee has, plus their level of training or higher education attained for their position.
So for instance where the pay scale starts at a proposed $19,807 for a brand new, Grade A-7 employee who doesn't have a year of experience yet, it can go all the way to a Grade V-24 at $111,944 for an employee with 40-plus years of experience and education in an administrative position. On average and in draft form, employees under a general government pay scale in the county could range from $30,000 to $50,000 a year in salary compensation based on years of experience and their job grade.
This is completely separate from the grading scale put in place for Public Safety officials. Their salary requirements, say for an Animal Control officer with no experience, could be $25,015 a year and range to a 40-year veteran of the department at a proposed $37,915 a year. The dispatchers and operators within 911 would start at a proposed $28,441 a year for a salary, and go up to $51,449 a year based on experience of again someone with 40-plus years of service.
Polk County Police Officers would be in three different grade ranges and run from $34,889 a year to upward of $61,918 a year based on experience and time in uniform. Sheriff's deputies and jailers would have seven grades ranging from a proposed beginning salary of $28,251 a year for the first grade, all the way to $77,026 a year at the highest grade with the most time in uniform with the county at 40-plus years.
There's an alternate version of the pay scale tables for Public Safety officials that brings some of the first-year costs down, and would start an Animal Control officer out at $27,659 for a brand new employee and range upward to $41,922 a year in salary for those with 40-plus years experience in the department. The 911 service would start dispatchers out at around $30,000 a year under this plan, and they would cap out at more than $54,000 a year annually.
Police officers, Sheriff's deputies and jailers in an alternate pay table have similar salaries adjusted as well.
Additionally, there's one other side of the new pay scale that will increase costs as well in the form of payroll taxes and benefits for employees. Both the cost of paying the county's portion of coverage for federal and state income and payroll deductions like Social Security and Medicare taxes will have to be accounted for as the pay scale increases for each employee, as well as for covering retirement benefits as well.
Current full-time payroll according to the report for the county is more than $8.3 million. Under either plan, it would at least send payroll to at the low end $9.1 million, or under the alternate plan upward of more then $9.1 million.
Some of the payroll — especially in areas like specialized positions within the court system needed for day-today operations — are funded through the help of state or federal grants which does defer some of the annual payroll costs. Much of the salary burden for full and part time employees still falls on county administration and commissioners to find additional funding within the budget.
The report generated pay figures based on not just the grade of the position, but how similar or same positions within surrounding counties and those around the state with similar populations as Polk County paid to employees.
Those included Bartow, Carroll, Douglas, Paulding, Gordon, Baldwin, Colquitt, Gilmer, Habersham and Murray counties, alongside the Cities of Carrollton, Douglasville, Rome, Acworth, Cartersville, Powder Springs, Cedartown, Rockmart and Buchanan. Additional wage study figures were also used in calculations from Banks, Chattooga, Elbert, Fannin, Franklin, Greene, Hart, Jackson, Lumpkin, Rabun, Stephens, Towns, Union and White counties.
"The information on this survey helped assess the competitiveness of Polk County's salaries to the broader labor market (all industry sectors) within the North Georgia non-metropolitan area," the study reported.
Officials from the Carl Vinson Institute said in their draft study provided to the county commission that compression of salaries between employees with different levels of experience might be an issue based on the new grading system, which was built into the final cost of the two alternate pay grade plans. So they suggest a one-time adjustment to fix the problem for only eligible employees.
"The eligibility for the compression adjustment is based on two factors. The first criteria is an employee's time in their current position with Polk County. The second eligibility requirement for the compression adjustment is related to an employee's proposed salary relative to their step on the compensation plans," the report stated. "As a reminder, the Institute of Government designed the steps on all of the compensation plans to be linked to an employee's time in their current position."
Another suggestion within the draft report that will also increase payroll costs in the future is the need for annual market adjustment to salaries to remain competitive, along with "additional in-range salary adjustments (i.e. step increases, etc.) to individual employees based solely on or a combination of their length of service, performance, and knowledge/skill acquisition. These individual adjustments would be applied as an increase within the respective salary range of each employee."
"Thus, Polk County may budget for two annual personnel cost adjustments: 1) an across-the-board increase which raises every employee's salary and pay equally when market conditions dictate, and 2) annual individual employee increases linked to employee service, knowledge/skill acquisition, and/or performance," the report stated.
Additional discussion was held during the June budget work session over how annual step increases for cost of living adjustments will be handled under the new pay scale, and Denton asked the commission when they do make those annual adjustments to stick with a flat rate, and not something like 1.25 or 1.75 percent to make figuring out the costs of annual adjustments easier.
Denton also pointed out that some people with more specialized education or training — such as a mechanic with technical certificates or someone with a degree in a field that will further their benefit to the county as an employee — should also get additional grade steps added to their salary requirements.
He pointed toward the idea that "we'll get a more well-rounded employee" out of those with advanced degrees being hired or those who are willing to continue their education.
"You could fit in any position that would benefit from that degree," Denton said.
Commissioners agreed in principle, but pointed out that some limitations needed to be put in place based on the type of degree. For instance, commissioners pointed toward the example of a mechanic's training being of more value than that of say, a dental hygienist who might seek the same position in Public Works, but not have the same background.
The County Commission's Finance Committee is gathering Wednesday afternoon for a meeting to discuss any potential errors that might need correction by the Carl Vinson Institute, as well as work to finalize where funds in the annual budget will be drawn from to help cover the cost of pay scale adjustments. That meeting is being held at 2 p.m. in the County Administration's conference room in Cedartown.
As Aragon bids farewell to long-time city attorney Zachary Burkhalter, they welcome Frank Beacham in his place.
The Brinson, Askew and Berry attorney out of Rome is a partner in the law firm with long experience within the legal system including a stint as a clerk for the Honorable Harold L. Murphy, United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
Beacham was given unanimous approval from the city council during their recent regular session following Burkhalter's departure. This marks the third attorney the council has employed since 2014. Previously, Vickey Atkins held the post of city attorney.
It should be noted that, while neither Beacham nor Burkhalter were present, Mayor Garry Baldwin and the council members did have supervision from a guest attorney during the June 20 meeting to ensure legal ethicality.
As Aragon's new attorney, Beacham will be responsible for providing legal consultation, aiding with contract interpretation, handling employment claims litigation, working with real-estate transactions and developments, handling business transactions, and dealing with certain other litigation matters.
He may be new to Aragon, but he has a long history of working with municipalities.
During 18 years of practicing law in Georgia, he spent eight of those years as Rome's Assistant City Attorney. He's currently in his fourth year in the same post for the City of Cave Spring, and he has recently taken up new duties for the City of Plainville's legal representative.
Beacham received his Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Tech in 1985 and his J.D., Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Georgia School of Law in 2001, where he served on the Georgia Law Review, was a recipient of the Sigmund Cohn Scholarship, and was elected to the Order of the Coif.
Numerous other achievements lined his proposal — enough to have won the favor of the council. The group offered little comment and seemed confident in their pick.
Though, with a new attorney, new fees naturally follow.
Beacham's firm does not require an annual retainer and they don't 'block bill' or provide 'flat-rate' billing.
Instead, Aragon will be billed by the hour, in one-tenth of an hour increments, for what makes up monthly statements based on the work and services actually performed. Beacham, alongside the other four proposed attorneys, come at rates of $170 per hour.
Those interested in more details about Beacham and the firm can find more information by visiting https://www.brinsonaskew.com/.
Aragon did spend some funds on a new smoke detector and a new smart-sign for aid in police endeavors.
While the June 20 agenda had numerous other items, the approval of the annual pay raise, the approval of Zoning Ordinance changes, the approval of a new police applicant, and approval of many of the sealed bids were all tabled.
The group still plans to tackle the issues, but voting will come after a few more rounds of discussion.
The Georgia Farm Bureau and Chick-Fil-A Rockmart recently joined hands to make Community Ag Day a reality in Polk, and dozens of locals gathered at the restaurant for a day of educational activities and lessons.
The events were held across five different stations-each focused on a different aspect of agriculture and livestock. As children zipped between each, they got a chance to learn about the life cycle of chickens, make their own butter, learn how to plant seeds, take a food safety tour inside of Chick-Fil-A, and watch a cow get milked inside the Mobile Dairy Classroom.
Volunteers and staff from the bureau were present to teach about the various topics, but the kids also got hands-on, practical experience at each station. Instead of just watch the butter be made, children could be seen shaking and stirring it on their own, and there was even a chance for families to sit inside a few farm-based vehicles.
Polk County Farm Bureau President James Casey hoped the children would leave with a better understanding of where their food came from and realize that agriculture is still a thriving, worthwhile industry.
"(I hope they understand) that agriculture is still alive and well," Casey said. "It's very important to all of us."
The June 21 Ag Day was one of many events the Georgia Farm Bureau has held for the same purpose. Farm Day, for example, is a similar event where youth are invited out to learn about animals, crops, and other farm-based goods.
"What we're trying to do there is get children to think about where their food comes from," Casey said. "But we want them to have a fun day so they have pleasant memories of that. We show them animals and all sorts of stuff then feed them ice cream and peanuts and hope they enjoy it."
The Georgia Farm Bureau is a voluntary agricultural organization with now nearly 300,000 member families. It's meant to help grassroots farmers and agriculture itself have a bigger voice, and numerous benefits are available to those who purchase a membership.
"We're involved in a lot of things, but the main thing we're trying to do is be a voice for the Georgia farmers," Casey said.
Those interested in finding out more about the bureau can visit https://www.gfb.org/for more information. More information about Rockmart Chick-Fil-A can be found at https://www.facebook.com/cfarockmart/.
Plans will be available for view and people will be allowed to record their comments for the record in an upcoming session being hosted by the Georgia Department of Transportation's plan to replace the bridge on North Main Street.
The public detour open house to discuss the Georgia DOT's additional need to flow traffic around the proposed construction project off Main Street and on to other corridors available to drivers. The event is scheduled for Thursday, June 27 from 5 until 7 p.m. at Cedartown City Hall, located at 201 East Avenue..
Local residents interested in learning more about the proposed project are encouraged to attend the meeting and express their thoughts and preferences.
"We would like to hear the viewpoints and concerns of all area residents," says Grant Waldrop, district engineer at the Georgia DOT office in White in a press release.
The proposed plans call for replacing the existing bridge over Cedar Creek Tributary with a new structure and new roadway approaches. This bridge was built in 1938 and widened in 1949.
It is classified as having an unknown foundation. Due to the age of the bridge and its current conditions, it has been recommended for replacement. The proposed mainline would consist of two 11-foot travel lanes, one 14-foot center turn lane with curb and gutter, and sidewalks. It is anticipated the bridge will be closed to traffic and reconstructed in the existing location with an offsite detour.
This public information open house will provide the public with an opportunity to view the proposed project, ask questions, and comment on it.
"The Georgia DOT strongly believes that since this project is intended to serve the people of Cedartown and Polk County, the ideas and preferences of these people are important and can make a difference in our planning," Waldrop explains. "This meeting will provide the public with an opportunity to review the proposed project, ask questions, and express their preferences."
The Open House will be informal and the public is invited to attend any time between 5 and 7 p.m. The meeting site is accessible to persons with disabilities. Accommodations for people with disabilities can be arranged with advance notice by calling Joseph Ciavarro District Planning & Programming Engineer at 678-721-5164 phone number.
Written statements will be accepted concerning this project until Thursday, July 11, 2019. Written statements may be submitted to Mr. Eric Duff, State Environmental Administrator, Georgia Department of Transportation Office of Environmental Services at 600 West Peachtree Street, N.W. – 16th Floor, Atlanta, Ga., 30308.
Documents available on the GDOT website state the bridge is in fair condition overall and the deck in good condition, but the 81-yearold structure was built with a "H-15 vehicle, which is below current design standards."
Construction isn't slated to start anytime soon, but when they do they plan to not just replace the bridge with one meeting current standards. GDOT is also planning to replace a section of the roadway north and south that will lead up to the new structure, starting 400 feet southwest of the Vance Avenue intersection and ending 260 northeast of the intersection with West Girard Avenue.
"Due to the age of the structure, structural integrity of the bridge pertaining to the design vehicle, and the unknown foundation of the substructure, replacement of this bridge is recommended," the report stated.
With all that in mind, GDOT will also have to work out how to handle currently buried utility lines and power poles near the structure. Those include gas, fiber optic lines for internet service, lines from AT&T, water and sewer from the City of Cedartown and Georgia Power electrical distribution lines.
The report stated that of two options available for the bridge's replacement, they are going with the $2.1 million cost and 12 month construction timetable.
Neighbors gathered around the last house on Cleo Street in Cedartown last Wednesday evening after a woman was found dead inside a home and a man out in the yard.
According to a release from the City of Cedartown, Stephanie Lopez, 22, and Tevin Frazier, 25, both of Cedartown died of gunshot wounds at 1019 Cleo Street on Wednesday, June 19. Both were pronounced dead on the scene by personnel from the Polk County Coroner's Office around 6 p.m., Coroner Tony Brazier reported.
Both Lopez and Frazier's bodies were transported to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Lab for autopsies, Brazier added. Funeral arrangements weren't available at the time this story was completed. The city's release reported that an investigation is ongoing as law enforcement officers continue to piece together the sequence of events that lead to the deaths. However, Newsome explained that due to the circumstances no suspects were being sought following the shooting by police. Newsome said that a call was placed to Polk 911 at approximately 6 p.m. in reference to a woman being
shot. Upon arrival, Cedartown officers found Frazier dead on the lawn from what appeared to be a single gunshot wound. Upon entering the residence, officers found Lopez in the living room, dead from a gunshot wound. Cedartown Police, Cedartown Fire and Rescue and Redmond EMS all responded to the Cleo Street home. No further information was expected from the city about the deaths at this time. The events last week marked the fifth shooting incident of the year so far in Polk County that resulted in injury or death. Since the beginning of May alone, this marked the fourth shooting reported in Cedartown and Rockmart.
The Cedartown Farmer's Market has a new location and time for the 2019 season. Marketgoers are invited to come out to the corner of Ware and South Main Street in Cedartown starting this past Tuesday, June 18 from 1 to 5 p.m. Contact Five Cedars Farm to participate at 678-246-1216 to learn more about becoming a vendor.
Fairview Baptist Church of Rockmart is hosting their one-day "Moose on the Loose" Vacation Bible School on Saturday, June 29 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. All are welcome to join in the celebrations at 881 Fairview Road.
The 100 Black Men of Rome-Northwest Georgia is set to hold their 25th anniversary gala on Saturday, June 29 at the Forum River Center in Rome starting with a social hour at 7 p.m., and a program from 8 to 10 p.m. A grand party concludes the evening at 1 a.m. featuring musician/saxophonist Mike Philips. Gala tickets are $100 and includes dinner and the grand party following. All proceeds will go towards our programs such as Mentoring, Health & Wellness, Foundation Camp, Education, Robotics, and Economic Empowerment. For more information, sponsorships, or tickets contact Rayford Horne at 678-231-5361 or James Lee at 706-936-6159 or go to http://www.100bmor.org/gala.html.
The First Baptist Church of Cedartown is hosting a Patriotic Celebration Worship Service on Sunday, June 30 at 11 a.m. Blessed is the Nation whose God is Lord, and the church plans to live in that spirit as they will recognize servicemen from each branch of the service. Come and be a part of this Patriotic Service!
Summer Fun Day is coming to One Door Polk for local families and youth on Thursday, July 11, 2019 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., specifically tailored toward children birth to third grade. Want to volunteer? Contact email@example.com for more information.
Vacation Bible School is coming up at First Baptist Church of Cedartown on July through July 12. This year's theme is "In the Wild." The ending celebration of VBS will be held during Sunday morning services on July 14. Register at fbccedartown.org.
Come enjoy an day in the park with good food and music on July 27 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Seaborn Jones Park where Feed My Sheep Ministry will be holding a Fish Fry to raise funds for their annual Thanksgiving Dinner coming up later this year. Money raised will go toward the purchase of toys and food for the meal. Gospel signing will be part of the day of fun at the Fish Fry. Those interested in helping out can contact Floreace Stocks at 678-719-1981.
Outreach Tabernacle and Gospel Music Park in Muscadine, Alabama is hosting a Family Fun Day on Saturday, June 29 at 2 p.m. Central. Everyone is welcome, and everything is free with several events during the day including a gospel concert, gospel talent share-a-thon and more. They are located at 1351 County Road 31 in Muscadine, Ala., 36269. Call 770-712-1032 or 770-826-1759 for more.
Kathy Torres is offering Paint Parties on Tuesday, July 16 and August 27 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. for $20 each, which includes all supplies, at the Rockmart Cultural Arts Center. Have a fun time and take home a painting you made yourself.
RCAC has classes for toddlers, children and adults at the Rockmart Cultural Arts Center in drawing, painting, photography, yoga, chorus, piano, whittling, and pottery. For more information, call 770-684-2707 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Give a child a safe place to go after school and learn valuable lessons about community, life and academics by getting involved in the Boys & Girls Club of Northwest Georgia in Cedartown. Visit their center at 321 E. Queen St., Cedartown from 2:30 to 6 p.m. on weekdays and bring your children ages 5-18 for afternoon activities. For more information on how to participate or volunteer, call our office at 770-749-0869 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Rockmart History Museum on South Marble Street in downtown Rockmart is open Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. and on Saturday 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. The Museum welcomes visitors and group tours. Contact Pat Sampson at 678-764-5201 for information. RHM meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month and volunteers are welcome and encouraged to take part.
Interested in becoming a Foster or Adoptive Parent? Open your heart to a child in need and find out how you can help. Join others who seek the love of a child every second Tuesday night of each month at 6 p.m. at Polk County Division of Family and Children Services office, 100 County Loop Road in Cedartown. Information sessions explain what is required to become a foster or adoptive parent in Georgia. For more information call Robin Forston at 404-895-6517 or email robin. email@example.com or call 1-877-210-KIDS. Visit www.fostergeorgia.com for more information.
The Polk County Democratic Committee Meets on the second Saturday of every month at 9:30 a.m. In the "even" months (February, April, June, August, etc.) the organization meets at The Rockmart Library at 316 N. Piedmont Ave., Rockmart and during the "odd" months (January, March, etc.) they meet at the Cedartown Welcome Center, 609 Main St., Cedartown, GA 30125.
The American Legion in Rockmart is hosting their monthly all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner coming up this Wednesday, July . Meal of spaghetti, meatballs, garlic toast and salad, $5. They hold dinners on the third Wednesday of every month. Join the group for a good meal and to support veteran and children's programs. The Legion is located at 1 Veterans Circle, Rockmart.
USAPA Pickelball Ambassador Daneen England is holding a free pickleball clinic every Monday (weather permitting) from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Rockmart Tennis courts, located at 436 Hogue Avenue, Rockmart. Loaner paddles and all necessary equipment will be on hand to learn t he sport. This is a free event for anyone and they just need to wear comfortable gym clothes and tennis shoes. Contact England at 770-356-1282, or by e-mail at email@example.com for more information.
The office of Exceptional Students of Polk School District is available to assist with the identification of children with disabilities and provision a free appropriate public education beginning at the age of three through the age of 21. If you suspect your child is experiencing any developmental delay or you suspect your child might have a disability and would like assistance or for more information about services available through Polk School District, contact the PSD Exceptional Student Services office at 770-684-8718.
Lutheran Services of Georgia's Heritage Adoption Program partners with DFCS to find Forever Families for children waiting in Georgia's foster care system. Information Sessions are held on the third Thursday of every month at 6 p.m. at the Rome Office, located at 336 Broad St., Suite 200. Individual sessions may be scheduled to accommodate families as needed. For more email email@example.com or call 706-506-0649.
Did you know that nationwide the American Red Cross assists 53 people every 60 seconds during personal and local disasters? Our Northwest Georgia Red Cross Chapter serves Polk County. If you'd like to do some meaningful volunteering, please contact Arthene Bressler at 762-231-9896 and visit our website at www.redcross.org/local/georgia.
Save the date: The Boys and Girls Club of NWGA is hosting a Polk County Golf Tournament on Friday, Aug. 16 at 9 a.m. at the Cherokee Golf and Country Club. Find more information at bgcnwga.org or call 706-234-8591.
Get assistance
Do you think you might be pregnant? You can know for sure. Contact Life Matters Outreach today to schedule a free pregnancy test. You have a right to know all the options available to you. We offer free evidence-based education and resources so that you can make a well-informed decision. The services provided at LMO Pregnancy Care Center are free of charge. Clients are treated with respect and unconditional acceptance. We are here to help YOU. Call 770-748-8911 for more information.
Victory Baptist Church's Bread of Life Food Pantry is now open. One bag of nonperishable food, five items to pick from produce, eggs and milk and two items from frozen meats, breads and others will be available. ID is required. Limit of two IDs per address. Regular hours are Mondays, 1 to 3 p.m.; Tuesdays, 5 to 7 p.m.; and Thursdays, 8 to 10 a.m.
Community Share Ministries is hosting "Hope for the Hungry" on the first Tuesday of every month to provide food assistance to the community. They'll be in town again on Tuesday, June 4. Food is provided free of charge, and no identification is required to get help. Those interested can visit Community Share Ministries Cedartown thrift store at 1116 N. Main St., Cedartown.
The Georgia Legal Services Program's Claire Sherburne will be on hand at One Door Polk in Cedartown every fourth Monday to help those in need with free civil legal services to low-income persons. This will include all cases related to housing, employment, education, domestic violence, consumer fraud, wills, healthcare and other issues involved in the legal complications of everyday life. Call 404-206-5175 for more information.
The Polk County Alzheimer's Caregiver Support group will meet monthly on the first Monday at 11 a.m. at Polk Medical Center. Those interested can join for fellowship and lunch in the cafeteria. For more information call John Giglio at 678-246-8188.
Aragon First United Methodist Church offers a food pantry for the community to use if they need assistance. They are open Mondays from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and Tuesday mornings from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. A picture ID is required to participate. Call 770-684-4855 for more information.
Celebrate Recovery meets every Monday night at the First Baptist Church of Rockmart starting with dinner at 6 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. Large Group at 7 p.m. and Small Share Group at 8 p.m.
Soup and Savior, a local nonprofit organization, meets from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays to provide needed items to deserving people. This includes a free meal (soup), clothing and gives other assistance. Meetings are held at Glad Tidings, located at 703 Robert L Parks Blvd. in Cedartown. Donations are accepted.
Just Us Ministries Inc. Food Bank has distribution every Tuesday and Thursday at 904 Young Farms Road in Cedartown. On Tuesday the distribution is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon. A picture ID is required. For more information call 770-687-1009 or 678-901-3354, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit Justusministries.com.
A caregivers support group meets on the second Monday of each month at 11 a.m. at Rockmart Presbyterian Church. Call 770-684-6289 for more information.
Take back your life and get help. Narconon can help you take steps to overcome addiction in your family. Call today for free for screenings or referrals at 1-800-431-1754.
The Rev. Gilbert Richardson and the Ware's Grove Church family of 200 Potash Road, invite everyone to join the Impact Service held each Sunday at 9:45 a.m., followed by regular worship services at 11:15 a.m. Bible class is held Wednesday nights at 7 p.m.
Anna Kresge United Methodist Church invites children, kindergarten age through middle school, to come to Kresge Kids each Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Supper is provided. There is also a high school youth program as well. For more information, call 706-346-3100.
Rockmart First United Methodist Church invites the community to come out and join in worship on Sundays and Wednesdays at the church located at 135 W. Church St. Sunday morning worship begins with Bible study at 9:45 a.m., followed by Sunday school at 10 a.m. for all ages, and an 11 a.m. worship service. Wednesday night includes at 5 p.m. community meal on the last Wednesday of every month, 6 p.m. Bible study and choir practice at 7 p.m. Weekly children's events at the church include a 5:45 p.m. children and youth meal, 6:15 Children's music and MYF, followed by L.I.F.E. at 6:54 p.m. All are invited to join in. Call Rev. Thomas Hall at 706-836-7378 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or questions. The church also updates weekly on their website at rockmartumc.org.
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