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· (Sept. 23) FW: NWPB - Meet The Candidates Night
· (Sept. 26) FW: Mercy Manor Walk-a-thon
Save the Dates:
· (Oct. 3) FW: 5K Walk-Run
· (Oct. 7) FW: School Board Candidate Forumm10-7-15
· (Oct. 8) FW: Montgomery County Prevention Learning Collaborative Meeting/Training
Local News:
· FW: Carpenters Endorse Fairchild
· FW: Historical Black Colleges at Risk: Wilberforce
· FW: DAAH Class, Extended Registration Flyer
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From: David K. Greer
Subject: FW: NWPB - Meet The Candidates Night September 23, 2015
From: Barbara Hudson-Banner
Subject: Mercy Manor Event Sept. 26, 2015
Please join us on Saturday, September 26, 2015, for our annual "Walk with Mercy" Walk-a-thon, and consider being a sponsor to ensure that this important event is a success. In recognition of your support, Mercy Manor will offer the benefits listed in the enclosed sponsorship form.
The Walk-a-thon will be held at Arthur O. Fisher Park, 5661 Dayton-Liberty Road, Dayton, Ohio. Registration begins at 8:00 am. The walk begins at 9:00 am. Registration will be located in shelter 3. The cost for registration is $10 and $20. The $20 registration includes a t-shirt. Supporters can pledge $25 and $50. The $50 pledge includes a t-shirt. Pledge form is attached.
The Walk-a-thon will include free food for the participants and music. Funds from the Walk-a-thon will allow us to continue our support and services for the women at Mercy Manor.
For more information, please contact Barbara Hudson-Banner bhudsonb@gmail.com, 937.287.6056.
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Save the Dates
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From: Ann Stevens
Subject: 5K Walk-Run
From: West Dayton Youth Task Force
Subject: School Board Candidate Forumm10-7-15
From: Carrie J. Rogge
Subject: Montgomery County Prevention Learning Collaborative Meeting/Training
The Montgomery County Prevention Learning Collaborative provides a meeting and training venue for professionals interested in the field of prevention. Attached you will find a flyer advertising the training that will be offered during the October 8th meeting that will be held at the ADAMHS Board from 12:30 -2:00 p.m. This professional group is open to new members. If you would like to attend this meeting on October 8th, please email crogge@mcadamhs.org. Thank you.
From: Fairchild for Dayton
Subject: Carpenters Endorse Fairchild
September 21, 2015
Carpenters union endorses Fairchild for City Commission
Darryl Fairchild has received another endorsement in his bid for Dayton City Commission. The United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local Union 136 endorsed Fairchild following a meeting last week of its membership. The local union also announced it will help Fairchild financially and with volunteer help.
This latest Fairchild endorsement follows one by the local Teamsters union and another by the Dayton Fraternal Order of Police. Both were announced last month.
Fairchild expressed gratitude to the Carpenters union for their vote of confidence and willingness to support the campaign efforts.
Fairchild is a Dayton native who grew up in Belmont and now lives in Dayton View. For more than 25 years, he has worked to strengthen the Dayton community and advocate for justice. He founded VoteDayton/Lift Greater Dayton and the Greater Dayton Interfaith Forum. He was a member of the steering committee which created the Dayton Dialogue on Race Relations. He is appointed by the Dayton City Commissioners to the Human Relations Council and by the Montgomery County Commissioners to the Greater Dayton Premier Management Board. He continues to be a strong advocate of voting rights, neighborhood improvement and programs for youth. Fairchild is a husband, a father and a United Methodist minister.
From: Annette McCoy President Unit #3206
Subject: Historical Black Colleges at Risk:WilberForce
The HBCUs are at risk throughout the country. Wilberforce has been added to the list that is awaiting its accreditation status. As one of the nation's oldest historically black private universities a legacy is at risk. HBCUs have struggled with unequal government funding, declining enrollment, and poor leadership.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/hbcus-may-be-more-in-danger-of-closing-than-other-schools-2015-3#ixzz3kdK5uYyj
From: MARGARET PETERS
Subject: DAAH Class, Extended Registration Flyer
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