Community Library. Subject to the terms and conditions herein, the County shall provide funding for planning, design, construction, furniture, fixtures, and equipment for a Community Library of approximately 8,900SF to become part of the Project. County shall also provide funding for library books, computer hardware and software for library system functions and, upon completion of the Project, operation of the facility in a manner substantially similar to the way other Community Libraries of the County are operated. The funding for the Community Library described herein is subject to the county’s normal budgetary appropriations process.
Community Library. 1) The supporting organization- "Rural Education And Development" (called READ hereinafter) Address: Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx- 524 GPO Box: 11995 Baluwatar, Kathmandu, Nepal Tel: 000-0-0000000, 000-0-0000000 Fax: 000-0-0000000 Email: xxxx@xxxx.xxx.xx
Community Library. Contractor shall provide unlimited access for HHSC staff to an online community library which includes support materials that are submitted to the community library by Contractor and other customers of Contractor. “
Community Library. The East Fishkill Community Library is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Dutchess One Stop on Monday, October 3, for One-on-One Job Ready Sessions from 10 a.m. to noon in the Cross Room. Dutchess One Stop Career Center Every year at this time my mind turns to local apples. I’ve written about them several times and, in fact, my first ever article in 2007 was about them. I had no plans to do so again, but something significant and, to my mind interesting, changed my mind. Don’t worry – I’ll keep it short and sweet. This has been one of the hottest Xxxxxx Valley xxxxxxx on record. Yeah, it’s been a scorcher, with August seeing more 90+ degree days than not. That and the drought conditions had me curious and more than a little worried about this year’s apple crop, especially when you consider the shallow root systems of the smaller trees a lot of growers have now. Surely the fruit from these stressed trees will be affected, even if some form of irrigation is enlisted to ease it? Turns out much of this season’s apple crop will be affected, but just how may surprise you. The size of the crop, that is the yield, should be comparable to other years. The size of the fruit, though, is another matter. Most of the apples I’ve seen so far have been notably smaller than usual, dare I say cute even. Then I heard a few growers say the heat and drought also mean the fruit will be sweeter since the lack of water in the fruit concentrates the sugar and flavor. When I excitedly put this to the test, trying XxXxxxxx, Zestar and Gala varieties, I saw, well, tasted, just how right they were! Even the more typically spicy Zestar was a little sweeter, but it was also just more complex. In other words, just take the normal flavor profile of the variety and turn it up to 11. You should expect your apple haul this year to be wee but fierce. And that makes them even more kid-friendly than they already are! Which is a perfect segue! A lot of orchards opened last weekend for Pick-Your-Own so why not pack up the family and go get some from the source? You’ll be directly support- ing local growers, getting healthy, tasty and crunchy-good snacks and enjoying a beauti- ful Xxxxxx Valley day to boot! And, sure, the smaller apple sizes mean you can get more bang for your buck but try not to overdo it. There’s a good chance all that heat may have shortened their little lifes- pans, meaning they could go bad quicker, and that would be a shame and a waste. Then again, you could always ...
