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More than 1,000 Veterans apply for PACT Act benefits - VA News
In another room, VA nurses completed nearly 400 toxic exposure screenings. Of the more than 52,000 Veterans screened in the Denver metro, Pikes Peak and rural areas, at least one exposure concern was endorsed in roughly 24,000 or nearly half.
VA personnel were also checking in Veterans for health care enrollments and scheduling, while social workers discussed caregiver support and extended-care services. Researchers explained how participating in studies may improve health outcomes for Veterans.
Multi-agency workforce assisted twice as many Veterans than anticipated
“It was beneficial to me,” said Karen Bolden, an Army staff sergeant who served in Saudi Arabia in 1991. “These clinics were important to our community. I tried to start the claim process on my own but was so confused. Here, we’re around people with similar experiences, which makes you more comfortable with starting the process. This took away the confusion and I got everything done today.”
In the event’s final hours, county and federal executives huddled with their multi-agency workforce, which assisted twice as many Veterans than originally anticipated. “When we come together as a community, where our Veterans live, we get results,” said Kilmer. “This really showed what can happen when we bring our community together.”
To apply today for benefits or learn more about PACT Act claims and care, call 1-800-MYVA411 or visit VA.gov/PACT.
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Riverbank State Park (Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park)
679 Riverside DriveNew York, NY 10031

Inspired by Japanese urban rooftop designs Riverbank is a one of a kind facility. Rising above the Hudson River, the park offers a variety of recreational, athletic and arts experiences. 
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Robert G. Wehle State Park
5182 State Park RoadHenderson, NY 13650

Located on a former estate the park boasts 1,100 acres and over 17,000 ft of beautiful Lake Ontario shoreline. The extremely private residential compound is available for rental. 
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Robert H. Treman State Park
105 Enfield Falls Rd.Ithaca, NY 14850

Robert H. Treman is an area of wild beauty, with the rugged Enfield Glen gorge as its scenic highlight scattered with 12 waterfalls, including the 115-foot Lucifer Falls.
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Robert Moses State Park - Long Island
600 Robert Moses State ParkwayBabylon, NY 11702

Robert Moses has five miles of ocean beach from which visitors can swim, surf or surf-fish. The park also has picnic areas, an 18-hole pitch & putt golf course, and a day use boat basin.
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Robert Moses State Park - Thousand Islands
32 Beach Marina RoadMassena, NY 13662

Located partly on the mainland and partly on Barnhart Island the park is accessible by tunnel. A multitude of recreational opportunities are available as is a nature center.
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Robert V. Riddell State Park
Accessible off NY 28, north of I-88 from Riddell RoadDavenport, NY 13750

The park offers a many family-friendly passive recreational opportunities in the Susquehanna River Valley and is a preferred destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
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To answer those needs, Placer County has applied for capital project funding from the State of California with the hope of providing upgraded and innovative library services to North Lake Tahoe.  Placer is committed to improving library services in both Kings Beach and Tahoe City.  Additionally, County staff are exploring options that promote regional cooperation, partner efficiencies, and effective delivery of those services to all residents.  Placer County has engaged with the Town of Truckee and Nevada County for regional coordination discussions focused on library service delivery enhancements to promote capital and programming efficiencies for the Tahoe-Truckee region.  A regional approach to the delivery of library services in the eastern area of Nevada and Placer Counties and in the Town of Truckee embraces partnerships and facilitates communication among jurisdictions with the goal of enriching the customer library experience.  One such example could include construction of a centralized library hub in the Tahoe–Truckee region to improve access for all residents, and which offers dynamic programming and community gathering spaces. The concept of a centralized library hub would not replace smaller neighborhood libraries like those currently in Kings Beach and Tahoe City but could offer library users access to more materials and programming at a larger library a short distance away.  Partnering with other eastern region jurisdictions supports our collective goals to provide top notch library services to all our citizens by working together to deliver a robust, connected model which will serve the needs of our communities in eastern Placer and beyond.  More Information -->

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Cabin Creek Biomass Energy FacilityA fuel reduction technique used frequently in forest management, woody biomass collection reduces the threat and impacts of high-intensity wildfires in the Tahoe Basin. Furthermore, biomass energy facilities represent a viable and proven option for providing such a market for biomass. Placer County is developing an approach to finance and install a new small-scale combined heat and power facility at the "Cabin Creek" site near the Town of Truckee. This facility will utilize technology that is powered entirely by woody biomass - a green renewable fuel generated as a byproduct of forest management and hazardous forest fuels reduction activities-to generate electricity 24/7 for distribution within the region. Learn more about the project on the webpage below.More Information -->

 
 
 

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The Town of Danville strives to offer athletic programs which provide concrete, positive experiences for grade-school age youth and which promote qualities that are essential to raising successful young people. These programs include:Junior Warriors Basketball ProgramThe Town of Danville is proud to partner with the Golden State Warriors Organization for our Danville basketball leagues this winter. We aim to encourage participation in youth basketball and assist the development of local youth by stressing the importance of commitment, discipline, teamwork, sportsmanship, and hard work. Each player receives a reversible micro-mesh Junior Warriors jersey and official Junior Warriors headband included with your fees. Coaches will distribute jerseys at practice. Players should wear athletic shorts and comfortable athletic shoes (no black soles).Junior Warriors - Winter LeaguePractices start in DecemberGames run from January - MarchNFL – Girls Flag Football – Town of Danville League The Town of Danville is proud to team up with the official NFL Flag organization to present our FIRST EVER ALL GIRLS flag football league. With the addition of Women's Flag Football added to our local high schools, we wanted a place for girls to learn the sport and develop skills to bring with them into high school play.Our league is beginner based as many have not played flag football before. We are dedicated, as well as NFL Flag to creating more opportunities for female athletes to participate in youth sports and learn this on the rise sport.  Each player will receive an NFL team-based jersey (included in your fee and distributed at practice). Depending on the field, players should wear athletic shorts and cleats or athletic shoes. This league consists of 7 to 45 min games on Sundays with practice 1 hour before game time. This league will be coached by volunteer coaches.  Girls Flag Football - Spring LeaguePractices and games run from April - JuneVolunteer CoachesThe Town of Danville seeks positive, committed, friendly, and energetic volunteers to coach our youth sports leagues.
Point Lobos State Natural Reserve
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The reserve is located on the central coast of California in Monterey County. The entrance is located three miles south of Carmel on Highway 1.

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BIG SUR STATE PARKS RE-OPENINGUPDATE (MAY 16, 2024)

The Highway 1 project was successful, and access has been restored to Big Sur beginning FRIDAY, MAY 17. Significant delays for access can be expected due to the new traffic signal, but the public is allowed into Big Sur at this time. The advanced date for opening has allowed people to access the Big Sur area earlier than expected, providing opportunities for local businesses and a return to normal for park visitors.
California State Parks is supporting the Governor’s Office and the Big Sur community by opening all recreational activities as soon as possible. State Parks will be open to camping on Thursday, May 23rd so that people may enjoy the State Park system in a safe, responsible, and enjoyable manner.
Some of the lodges and private campgrounds may be open this weekend. We encourage visitors to look for overnight accommodation in the surrounding area, including the Big Sur Lodge, which is currently taking guest reservations. However, the soonest we can responsibly provide camping opportunities will be May 23rd. We apologize for any inconvenience over the next seven days due to the earlier than anticipated opening date.
State Parks is proud to have been a significant contributing agency to the emergency response effort following the Hwy 1 road slip out.
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Interfaith chapels are available in the Portland VA Medical Center or Portland VA Medical Center-Vancouver. It's open to anyone at any time for quiet meditation and reflection. Our chaplains also hold regularly scheduled worship services in the chapel.
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And it can be purposeful in a very planning sort of way. We heard Kelly talk about milestones that she’s really encouraging the crew to really look forward to. So there’s always some next thing, next check marks next event to get to, whether it’s a birthday or whether it’s the 300th day in the habitat, which of course, at the time that they recorded this, this was before the 300th, but now, it’s been some time since they’ve recorded that audio log. They’ve actually passed that milestone, plus, perhaps many more. Something to look forward to or it could be something that’s very natural, right? Instead of just cleaning by yourself, actually doing so with a member of the crew and just having very natural conversation,  wonderful bonding experiences that they’ve had that I think have led to them being a successful joint crew in this entire endeavor. And so much so that it seems like they’re looking forward to seeing each other even after they egress. You would think that after a year and a habitat that they would be sort of done, but seems like they’ve created such a bond that they’re going to have reunions after this. That’s wonderful to hear. But I guess again, if you’ve lived with someone for that long and you’ve had all of these bonding experiences, it certainly brings you closer. And having not only that cohesion with the crew, but with everybody on the outside, with the team members that are supporting the CHAPEA habitat, as well as the family members that Kelly expressed are such a critical role in the health and the motivation really of the crew was really wonderful to hear.
It was also nice to hear about the nature. Nature seems to be something that is a constant theme in our check-ins with the crew, whether it’s Anca really loving interacting with the gardens or just really wanting to run as soon as she gets out the beach will being a wonderful thing to look forward to. And even trips together to different parts of the world. It seems like Kelly and Anca really want to go to Scandinavia.
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The Danville Senior CenterThe Town of Danville strives to offer programs and services which provide positive, enjoyable, and gratifying experiences for older adults within this community. Those programs include:Senior Center Monthly Calendar of Events: Check out the printable monthly calendar of events for May 2024. Senior Monday Lunch Program: The in-person Monday Senior Lunch Program has resumed. Lunch is served each Monday at noon. View the June 2024 menu. To dine, make a reservation by noon the Friday before by calling (925) 314-3430. Those 60 and older who are dining will need to fill out a Title lll C Form. Lunch is a suggested $3 donation. $6 lunch fee for under 60 years of age. View the lunch menu: January 2024 coming soon. For more information, view the county-wide senior nutrition program website or contact the Senior Center at (925) 314-3430.Free Movie Monday: Enjoy a free movie every Monday at 1:00 PM at the Danville Senior Center Community Hall. Email seniors@danville.ca.gov for the updated movie list. No registration required.Special Interest Classes: Programs and activities which provide an opportunity to learn new skills, foster human development, and provide recreational experiences.Health and Fitness Programs: Activities that engage your mind and body to improve healthy living.