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The Woburn Youth Council (WYC) Mini-Grant Award recipients for 2008 are addressing a variety of issues. Although some projects are annual, they uniquely touch the lives of Woburn residents every year. This year’s projects are focused on beautification, conflict resolution, literacy and domestic improvements.
Something From Nothing
by Amanda Richardson
Monday November 19, 2007
Hip-Hop is a universal language that started with two turntables and a microphone. The street corners of New York City became enchanted with acapella ensembles and beat boxing. These are the examples the Honorable George Martinez used during his lecture to cite the ideas of creating something from nothing.
Hello Woburn
Residents,
The brisk winter is quickly
approaching and every year the Woburn Youth Council collects coats from the
community and donates them to charity.
From Dec. 7th - Dec. 15th
the Youth Council will provide hangers to the community so all Woburn
residents can participate.
Traditionally, the hangers are dropped off at front doors in each
residential
area. Please don’t hesitate to donate any coats due to stains or broken
zippers because local cleaners have volunteered to remedy any problems.
If
you are a retailer and you wish to donate coats you can drop them off
at the
Social Capital Inc. (SCI) office located at 165 New Boston Street Suite 233, Woburn
MA.
On Saturday December 15, 2007 the
Youth Council will make rounds in the community to pick up all donations from
12pm-3pm. Feel free to leave your donations at the front door on the hangers
they’ve provided. For all inquiries please contact me at (781)
935-2244 or by clicking here. Thank you for your participation.
The Woburn Youth Council is looking for members. If you are a Middle School or High School student and live in Woburn, the application process is easy! Applications are available at the Woburn Boys & Girls Club, or at Woburn Memorial High School, Arlington Catholic, the Kennedy Middle School, and the Joyce Middle School.
