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After school programs during the week (and some on weekends) are becoming a new way to offer students support in learning and exploring subjects and skills outside of the classroom. In the rural towns, money and transportation can prove common road blocks. Not so with SOAR in Salisbury CT (and Aha! in Canaan as well as offerings from HYS--Housatonic Youth Services) as well as The Taconic Learning Foundation in the Canaan area at Geer Village (which also hosts nice events along with Noble Horizons in Salisbury CT).

Small towns need many talented people to function not only to educate the next

If you could enter to win a $40K vehicle, would you? If you had to pay the $5k in taxes, could you do so or find friends and family to loan it to you? What would you do with the vehicle of your dreams--share it, keep it for your own use (maybe including your family, etc), Give it Away to Family or Friend?

About 180 people (which maybe in the future could reflect more racial diversity by groups of various ethnic groups promoting the event in more local outreaches and additional notifications to qualify) had a chance to find out what they would do once they entered to win a Toyota Highlander

Hello Everybuddy on Team Survive the Heat! The author of Generation HOT wrote about Climate Change as a reality the younger people in this century would have to face like none others before.
I realize people in warmer climates have weathered far worth than some humid, 90 degree days in New England, but he was talking about the Effects of World Wide Climate Change. That's a harsh "cold' reality that more people have to Want to Face.

At the Great Barrington MA Farmer's Market, I met a person working for NextGen in NH.