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Hi there, neighbors. All the fireworks are gone (hopefully), and a new week is ahead. Here’s your weekly dose
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Weekly News
Hi there, neighbors. All the fireworks are gone (hopefully), and a new week is ahead. Here’s your weekly dose
Accountability
Three months after the Parker Administration announced the end of the Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund, community organizations share their concerns about what comes next.
Arts & Culture
Kensington’s first Queer Circus brought neighbors together for a day of queer joy, performance, and self-expression to close out Pride month.
Weekly News
Hi there, neighbors. Happy early Independence Day. Here’s a list of Fourth of July-themed events happening across the city
Weekly News
Hi there, neighbors. Summer has officially arrived. Get your sunscreen and portable fans, here’s another week of events to
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Hi there, neighbors. Looking to learn a new skill or access new resources? This week is filled with workshops and
Arts & Culture
Puerto-Rico-born artist Paula Rivera Calderon creates the third Love Lot mural in dedication to Prevention Point, with the theme of reciprocation.
Health & Wellness
The budget – totaling about $13.4 billion across operating and capital expenses – invests in establishing a “wellness” system to address Kensington’s opioid crisis.
Accountability
Funding is allocated to expand the administration’s Kensington Wellness Court pilot from one to five days a week.
Weekly News
Hi there, neighbors. The weather is starting to warm up as we are about two weeks away from the beginning
Arts & Culture
The Special Committee on Kensington, made up of council members Quetcy Lozada, Mark Squilla, Mike Driscoll, Nina Ahmad, Curtis Jones
Weekly News
Hi there, neighbors. It’s a new week with clearer skies and more things in the neighborhood to do. Check