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Save the Date- October 10 Break the Silence on Domestic Violence 5k
On October 10, at 9:00 Am Westchester County Legislator Shanae Williams hosts her third annual Break the Silence on Domestic Violence 5k Run/Walk at Tibbetts Brook Park. In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Legislator Williams’ event connect people with valuable…
32 youth stewards complete 2026 P-CREW
The Sierra Institute for Community and Environment congratulates this summer’s 32 youth stewards who completed the P-CREW 2026 season. The Plumas Conservation, Restoration, and Education in Watersheds program aims to develop the next generation of diverse natural resource…

Honor Flight Northeast Indiana Celebrates 58th Flight
Honor Flight Northeast Indiana will conduct its 58th flight to Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Sept. 30.

Community Yard Sale in Harrison Sept. 27
Community Yard Sale – Over 50 Vendors – Sunday – 9/27 – West Harrison Village Green, 73 Lake Street, West Harrison, NY 10604
Over Our Head Players to stage Stone Age musical “Firebringer” Sept. 25–Oct. 18 at Sixth Street Theatre
RACINE — Over Our Head Players will present Firebringer, a musical comedy set in a Stone Age world, with performances scheduled Sept. 25–27, Oct. 2–4, Oct. 9–11 and Oct. 15–18 at Sixth Street Theatre, 318 Sixth St. in downtown Racine, according to an announcement from the theater…
What’s Poppin’ #88
High Zero, The Theatre Project, 45 W. Preston Street. September 24 to 27, times vary. highzero.org Now in its 28th year, High Zero brings together musicians who have never played together before to improvise on a wide variety of instruments, ranging this year from mandolin to…

Teen Up-Ward Bound Celebrates 25 Years of Building Stronger Families in Opa-locka
For 25 years, Teen Up-Ward Bound has provided young people in Opa-locka with a safe place to learn, grow and Continue Reading

Halloween Gone Wild
It's still September, but yard decorations for Halloween are already popping up around Alameda. Gene Kahane talks with the founder of Feathered Outlaw, an AHS alum who is studying costume design, and the winners of the 2025 Most Frightening Haunt contest to see what makes the…

Forty years later, Jet Black Berries go back to the beginning
A remastered version of the Rochester-based band’s first album, “Sunset on Venus,” drops this week.

Regional Rotary Clubs partner for public business networking event in Crown Point
CROWN POINT — Business leaders and professionals across Northwest Indiana will soon have an opportunity to expand their networks and engage with local service organizations...
‘Beyond the Wire’ reframes Baltimore’s story
After my mother died in the early 2000s, I decided to backpack in Europe for a few weeks to process my loss. A week into my travels, in the wee hours of the morning, I stood on a train platform in Edinburgh, Scotland, on my way to London for a few days. A well-heeled middle-aged…
La Sonora bridges the worlds of Baltimore’s second generation of Latino immigrants
Last summer, among the usual sea of hardcore and punk fliers slapped onto windows and telephone poles, I started spotting posters for cumbia concerts and reggaeton nights all over the city. They stood out for their warm, saturated palette. But it wasn’t until I passed a few of…