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Bring in the New Year at Tanglewood Park with a run through the Festival of Lights at midnight!
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As the holiday season approaches, you may have food traditions that you can’t wait to share with your family and friends. Read more to learn ways to be creative in making your traditional meals with healthier ingredients.
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In an ongoing effort to provide better customer service to citizens of Forsyth County, the Register of Deeds office has launched a new online order and payment system. The system called Permitium, can be used to purchase certified and uncertified copies of vital records.
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The Forsyth County Department of Public Health is currently looking for community members to serve on its Media Review Committee.
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Step Up Forsyth has completed it’s 10th year of motivating the community to be physically active!
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The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will consider volunteer board appointments at their regular scheduled meeting on December 16, 2013.
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The Stay Together Program is a free program, offered monthly, to people who have adopted a dog or cat from the Forsyth County Animal Shelter, as well as the general public.
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Are you interested in a small farm operation of your own? Ever wondered how to get started? North Carolina Cooperative Extension invites prospective, beginning, and transitioning farmers to attend the 2014 Piedmont Farm School.
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Come have dinner at the Festival of Lights! Concessions will be provided by Bullzhead Brandz.
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Did you know that across North Carolina, about 11,000 children are in foster care. The last Census shows that over 11% of children in NC are raised by grandparents and other relatives in informal non-foster care homes. Parenting is financially, emotionally and physically challenging and more so for relatives unexpectedly parenting.
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Due to the end of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Food and Nutrition Services benefits will decrease for all households effective November 1, 2013. This cut will affect all 47 million recipients across the nation.
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The Rankings show us that where we live, learn, work, and play matters to health. They show that some places are much healthier than others and the information can be used to mobilize action. They illustrate how much factors like levels of high school education, access to healthier foods, and access to smoke free air to breathe affect the health of people living in a county, and they mobilize residents to take action and develop solutions.
