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Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.
Play Saturday morning trivia with Danette and your fellow Community members. Some of these are pretty easy. Some will break your brain. Fun and laughter will be plentiful.
Modern folk artists
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Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.
Celebrate the end of the week with Alison and your fellow community members with some lively chatter and fun. Meet new people, or re-acquaint with old friends.
All times listed are in Eastern.
Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.
We will talk together in small groups. breakouts are fun and we learn more about each other.
Note: This event is using breakouts. Everyone must identify themselves to participate.
All times listed are in Eastern.
Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.
We will (1)Mute for 20 minutes to tackle personal tasks. E.g.” clean, organize, write, exercise, etc. (2)Share our progress and wins. (3)Repeat 1 and 2. Start your day off with success.
Sponsored by Living Inspired Fully Everyday
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Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.
This time: Crockpot Caramel Apple Butter.
If cooking along, you will need the following:
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Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.
Join DJ for a word of motivation, inspiration, edification, and encouragement for the soul.
Join Judy with your favorite morning beverage to get ready for the week ahead.
All times listed are in Eastern.
Join your Community Morning Crew for the question of the day; reading of the daily schedule; and sharing time.
Join Tom and the gang for an hour of free-flowing conversation.
ACB is greatly alarmed by a bill that went before the Tennessee legislature on Thursday, April 17. An amendment was added to a Tennessee House bill that would have greatly weakened the state version of the Randolph-Sheppard Act. The Randolph-Sheppard Act gives priority to blind applicants for vending contracts for federal facilities. The Tennessee equivalent does the same for state and local facilities.
On March 25, President Trump issued another executive order related to how people receive money from the federal government. The executive order calls for the distribution of all benefits, such as Social Security benefits and tax refunds, to be issued electronically; paper checks will no longer be issued. As a result, recipients will have to have a bank account, debit card, or digital wallet. The order goes into effect on September 30, 2025. There is some nervousness about the quick six-month turn-around.
On Thursday, April 10, the House of Representatives voted in favor for the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE). The bill, H.R. 22, was reintroduced in the 119th Congressional session by Congressman Chip Roy of Texas. The bill requires that people who are registering to vote, or updating their registration, must present documentation that proves U.S. citizenship. The documentation must be presented in person.