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Today: Roughly fifteen-hundred people gathered on Saturday for a protest they called “Hands OFF,” speaking out against a wave of federal budget cuts that would hit everything from public education to Medicaid and public lands. And later: Montrose County commissioners approved ten-thousand dollars for an outside legal review of the North Campus construction contract, sparking debate over whether the project should proceed.Support the show: https://www.montrosepress.com/site/forms/subscription_services/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Legendary GAA broadcaster, the late Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh, is to be honoured by Munster Technological University at an event this evening when the main sports hall at the Kerry Sports Academy on the university’s North Campus in Tralee will be named in his honour. spoke to Pat McGarty, senior lecturer in public policy at MTU, and chair of the governing body of MTU, Jimmy Deenihan.
Click here (https://www.trinitysta.org/) to check out Trinity St. Augustine, where Curt serves as Pastor to their North Campus.
Munster Technological University will host the world's largest disability sports trade exhibition in 2025 under the patronage of UNESCO. The 25th International Symposium of Adapted Physical Activity (ISAPA) and the 3rd International Symposium on Physical Activity and Visual Impairment or Deafblindness will take place at MTU's North Campus in Tralee, Kerry from 16th - 20th June 2025. The conferences are being organised by the UNESCO Chair at MTU's Tralee campus in follow-up to the Paris Call to Action launched in UNESCO Headquarters during the Paralympic Games 2024. ISAPA will provide physical activity professionals with an opportunity to share their knowledge and experience in professional preparation, research, advocacy, and service delivery in the fields of adapted physical activity, physical education, and sport science. Up to 600 delegates will attend the two biennial international conferences, which will cover all areas of disability. Delegates are expected from academia, international organisations, government and local government, civil society, and the private sector and will travel from around the world to attend the event. A key focus on the events will be a trade show, and event organisers are encouraging organisations working across all areas of disability to become involved. Up to 60 exhibitors will showcase innovations, products and services to advance the field of adapted physical activity. Speaking today, Catherine Carty, UNESCO Chair Manager at MTU, said: "For organisations working in the field of disability, ISAPA 2025 is an unmissable opportunity to meet with delegates from all around the world and to showcase their products, services and latest innovations. We are urging organisations across all fields of disability, be it physical, sensory, or related to autism, ADHD, mental health, deafness, blindness or more to get in touch with us to find out about how they can become involved in what is a hugely significant event for the south-west region and MTU, demonstrating MTU's expertise and reputation for excellence in hosting this major international event." For further information on ISAPA 2025 visit: https://www.isapa2025.com/.
Cynthia Baker speaks to a group of women on how to move forward when you get stuck in parenting, relationships, and life! Recorded live at our North Campus of Prestonwood.Show NotesConnect with Cynthia Baker @ cynthiabaker.comConnect with Prestonwood Women on IG or at prestonwoodwomen.orgSign up for our VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS GATHERING on November 14 or November 16 today!!!
Jerry broadcast this morning’s show from Munster Technological University’s North Campus in Tralee to mark conferring day for MTU graduates. He spoke to MTU President Professor Maggie Cusack, Eddie Scully who’s MTU's International Manager, and to Anne Looney, MTU External Services Manager. John Downing of the Irish Independent discussed this week in politics in Call from the Dáil. Tralee Mayor Mikey Sheehy appealed for the public to help gardaí in their investigation into the death of Ciarán O’Nualláin. Mr O’Nualláin was found unresponsive on Bracker O’Regan Road in Tralee in the early hours of last Sunday morning. Gardaí confirmed yesterday he had died from his injuries. Jerry also spoke to Jack Shanahan, chair of fundraising with the Kerry Hospice Foundation which was granted planning permission for an extension to its palliative care unit.
Hey there, music lovers. Welcome to Why Music Matters, a podcast where we examine the power and influence that music can wield in our lives. I'm your host, Jeff Miers. Today, I'm joined by three musicians whose work has intrigued me for decades, from the first time I heard them - while studying at the State University of New York at Fredonia in the late 80s - through to the present day. Mary Ramsey, John Lombardo and Jerry Augustyniak of 10,000 Maniacs are all significant names in the world of indie and alternative music, and were prime movers in the College Radio-fueled alternative explosion of the late 80s and early 90s. Over the past few years, 10,000 Maniacs have been touring, playing a setlist that covers 40 years of material to an audience composed of many people who have been following the band from the beginning. These days, some of those people are attending these concerts with their children, signifying the band's cross generational appeal. The band plays its first Buffalo show in many years on Saturday, October 19, when they return to the Center for the Arts on the University at Buffalo's North Campus at 8 pm. Welcome to Why Music Matters, Mary Ramsey, John Lombardo and Jerry Augustyniak of 10,000 Maniacs…
Out-R-Inn Murders ////// 787 Part 1 of 1 www.TrueCrimeGarage.com Bob Gil was a very successful young business man. During his college days he purchased a failing bar located on the North Campus of The Ohio State University. He quickly turned the business around. Then he grew his business, purchasing an old Steak restaurant and flipping it to an exciting Sports Bar and Grill. A couple of years later, Bob disappeared. He was found days later in a field far from the city. He was killed by a single gunshot wound and for reasons unexplained he was dressed like a ninja. If you have any information regarding the 1994 murder of Bob Gil contact True Crime Garage or go to www.CentralOhioCrimeStoppers.orgBeer of the Week - Party at Steve Guttenberg's House by Hoof Hearted Brewing Garage Grade - 5 out 5 bottle caps Join in the discussion on the Garage Army Blog - www.TrueCrimeGarage.com Follow True Crime Garage on Instagram & X - @truecrimegarage
Guests: Megan Rogers, PCA Senior Director of Development & Stewardship, and Kenzie Venus, Director of Development Events If you'd like to watch this podcast, check out the PCA YouTube page. North Texas Giving Day (NTGD) has begun! From now until September 19, you can give to the PCA Fund that helps provide that margin of excellence funding specific projects that make our school even better! Funds designated for the North Campus will be used for North Campus projects and funds designated for the Plano Campus will be used for Plano Campus projects. The goals for the two campuses are as follows: North Campus - goal of $80K, with a stretch goal of $100K Plano Campus - goal of $553K, with a stretch goal of $700K To donate, visit the NTGD/PCA page and make a donation - make sure you put what campus you're on and what grades your children are in. Special shout out to Jared Wood for allowing us to use his music - check him out at JaredWoodMusic!
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From Nigeria to New York and Virginia...then all the way to Lubbock...follow along with us on the new Bloom Talks podcast as we hear Ngozi's story of God's goodness and mercy following after her all the days of her life. Dr. Ngozi Eboh is both a pediatrician and professor her in Lubbock who attends our North Campus. We are glued to our seats as she shared her story of how God brought deliverance after the storm in her family's life after their move to Lubbock.
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