Volunteers gather at CMC to show support for front-line medical workers
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Earlier this year, Rene Johnson died at Catholic Medical Center(CMC) from COVID-19. Johnson would have turned 66 years old on Tuesday, and members of his family celebrated his birthday by showing thanks to the people who cared for him during his last days.
Manchester family paints messages of hope for CMC health care workers who cared for late father
MANCHESTER, N.H. —A family in Manchester has continued to show Catholic Medical Center staff how grateful they are for their work two months after their father died from COVID-19.
At long last, Coffey Park’s grand entry nearly complete
Men with their excavators showed up first to scrape the lots, preparing them for planting. Mounds of mulch then appeared. At long last, landscaping soon will be completed on the 200-square-foot tracts on either side of Hopper Avenue, where it crosses Coffey Lane, a landmark known to locals as the Entryway. Ever since the Tubbs […]
Hope Across America Tour rolls across the US, including a stop in San Bernardino
My last column was about those incredible Stars of Hope – a simple concept really – brightly painted pieces of star-shaped wood.
Tuesday’s Children Announces Alliance With New York Says Thank You Foundation
Tuesday’s Children Announces Alliance With New York Says Thank You Foundation. Nonprofits join forces to provide painted Stars of HOPE to communities impacted by tragedy and mass violence.
Stars of Hope on their way to Australia
Hundreds of brightly painted Stars of Hope are on their way to Australia this week to lift the spirits of those suffering from nature’s fury. These Stars of Hope are going to the people of the land “down under” who’ve lost so much in the recent fires and floods.
A community works to heal from August 3 tragedy through art
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Community members gathered Sunday to spread the message ‘Love is Stronger than Hate’ through art.
Stars of Hope’ return to Tucson to honor victims of January 8 shooting
TUCSON – The group “Stars of Hope” visited Mesa Verde Elementary School this week to honor Christina-Taylor Green who was killed during the Jan. 8, 2011 shooting.
A ‘Community of Hope’ nine years after Tucson shooting
Christina-Taylor Green could have graduated from Canyon del Oro High School this year, had she not died at the age of 9 in the 2011 Tucson mass shooting that also involved then-Congresswoman Gabby Giffords and 17 others.
Alabama Rural Ministry to hold a weekend of events later this month in Tuskegee
Alabama Rural Ministry will be celebrating MLK Day 2020 through community worship, home repair ministry, and children’s event the weekend of Jan. 17. The community-wide worship service on Jan. 17 at Tuskegee United Methodist Church will last from 6 to 8 p.m., featuring a sermon delivered by Rev. Richard Williams of Metropolitan UMC in Montgomery. […]