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Blown Into Now Bridges the Worlds of Life and Loss
San Francisco, Calif., October 28, 2022― Mylo Schaaf’s new book, Blown Into Now: Poems for a Journey, takes readers on an odyssey through shade and light, offering glimpses into the stages of grief Schaaf went through when her son died suddenly at age 24. She offers the profound manifestations of his presence that she witnessed following his passing. “Poems demanded to be written,” Schaaf said. “They brought relief and healing, as did hills warm with grass, tree spirits and arms of sky.” Blown Into Now offers 45 remarkable poems, each paired with a striking photograph taken by her late son, Alex Lowenstein, who was a mountaineer, world traveler and adventurer, and veteran. “The…
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Gunther, Havlat, Knauss, and Veterans Day
By Joseph Reagan, Director of Military and Veterans Outreach for Wreaths Across America and Afghanistan Veteran. COLUMBIA FALLS, ME. — October 28, 2022 — The 11th hour has become synonymous with Veterans Day, originally called Armistice day, in recognition of the document signed at the 11th hour, or the 11th day, of the 11th month. In reality, the Armistice ending the War to end all Wars was signed around 5 am on November 11th. Over the course of the next 6 hours, nearly 3,000 men would lose their lives in the final hours of a War that had already claimed the lives of 20 million Military personnel. The final death of WW1 came at 10:59 am one minute…
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TEXAS FOOD AND BEVERAGE BUSINESSES CAN APPLY TO THE STATE FOR COVID-19 RECOVERY GRANTS OF UP TO $20,000 BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1
A lot of us are steal dealing with Covid19. The TEXAS FOOD AND BEVERAGE BUSINESSES CAN APPLY TO THE STATE FOR COVID-19 RECOVERY GRANTS OF UP TO $20,000 BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1.I sure hope that helps as a lot of small restaurants have been closing. TRA LEADS COALITION OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM PARTNERS TO SUCCESSFULLY FUND GRANTS, CREATING ONE OF THE ONLY PANDEMIC RECOVERY PROGRAMS IN TEXAS AUSTIN, TX(October 26, 2022) – On November 1, 2022, Texas businesses with NAICS Code 722—including restaurants, bars, caterers, and food trucks—can submit their applications online for the Texas Travel Industry Recovery Grant Program (TTIR), which will provide grants of up to $20,000 to help local businesses recover from…
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