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The Navajo Nation, located in Tuba City, Ariz., four hours north of Phoenix, can get very cold at night. Accommodations on the reservation don't include running water or on-site bathroom facilities; the closest is a block away. Warm water for a morning shower isn't guaranteed.
Not many people could spend a night in the accommodations provided by the Navajo Nation, let alone a week. But that's exactly what eight Penn State Beaver students and three faculty and staff members did during spring break 2012.
Robin Schreck, Beaver's student activities and residence life coordinator, was instrumental in organizing the project.
Consisting of 27,000 square miles in the states of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, the Navajo Nation is geographically the largest Native American reservation in the country.
"Overall it was a very good experience," said Dr. Irene Wolf, senior instructor in philosophy. "What I didn't really care for was the living experience."
Wolf said it was very difficult and challenging, especially for a person in her 50s. Dr. JoAnn Chirico, senior instructor in sociology, also made the trip and agreed there was certainly more roughing it then she and Wolf would have liked to do at their age, but conceded "it was a step above Girl Scout camping."
"It was a wonderful trip," Chirico said. "I think the students learned a lot about disadvantage, also a lot about the Navajo themselves."
Wolf concurred. "I really enjoyed the service. That was fantastic."
One student did IT work, while several students and Wolf tutored Native American students in the elementary school on the reservation. Others worked on renovating an elderly woman's hogan, a traditional Navajo home that's a round, one-room building with a stove in the middle.
Chirico and a student worked at a senior center on the reservation, delivering Meals on Wheels and helping the senior residents with their sewing.
In order to take the trip, students had to be enrolled in Chirico's Civic and Community Engagement course or working on an independent study; either way, the trip's purpose was academic.
Chirico said it was the first service trip from the campus that she's aware of, but she'd like to see more. "Of course I couldn't go every time," Chirico said. "But I think it would be a nice opportunity for faculty and a great opportunity for students."
Service learning was not only a major component of the Navajo Nation trip, but it plays a major role in both professors' classes. Students are now able to earn a minor in civic and community engagement.
Freshman John Fletcher, a student in the Division of Undergraduate Studies, liked Wolf's philosophy class specifically because there was a civic engagement aspect to it. "It wasn't important getting your hours completed. It was learning the lessons while you're getting your hours completed," he said.
Wolf said that, in addition to the service aspect of her philosophy class, the process of reflecting and stepping back to assess the experience is crucial. "Just simply fulfilling the hours isn't enough," she said.
Fletcher agreed. "The things I had to write in my paper made me reflect on what I did," he said.
Wolf said the reflection makes the students realize why they're here, why it's important to be giving back, and what's really important in life. "They get joy from this, they begin to realize they're making a difference," she said. "I think giving back is one of the most important things in life," she said.
"People ought to be altruistic and giving back without expecting anything in return," Wolf said. "And if I can teach that in my classes, it will be the greatest thing I can teach."
Chirico said that service learning is important for her sociology classes, "hopefully to see first-hand the theories we talk about in class in action and to see how they operate in the world," she said. "That's our laboratory."
That interaction is critical for her students, Chirico said, and it helps them improve social and communication skills. "All of these things will get improved, especially for those looking to work in the helping fields," she said.
She believes service learning is the opportunity to give back to the community using the skills a student has, which are hopefully related to his or her major, while learning from those they're serving at the same time.
"No matter what they do, they have the opportunity to learn, to use that experience as a laboratory, at the same time they're giving back to the community," Chirico said.
Even though some students may complain about service learning, there are plenty who have embraced it and continue to contribute to their communities.
Chirico recalls a freshman female student who chose to work with hospice patients as her required service, then stayed with the program for five more years until she graduated. Another student worked with Meals on Wheels and got up at 7 a.m. one day a week to cook meals and package them alongside older, retired women. "They became like her family," Chirico said. "She is still doing it."
Wolf remembers how one of her male students who worked at a soup kitchen visibly changed throughout the course of the semester. The change was so noticeable that the student's mother contacted Wolf and said that, as a family, they were all going to spend that Thanksgiving at the soup kitchen. She also told Wolf that they would spend other holidays there because they received such joy from it and saw what a difference it made to their son. She told Wolf that she used to think that just giving money was enough.
"Generosity is not about just giving the money. There's something about giving of your time and your soul and connecting to others that's much more valuable than the giving of the money," Wolf said.
This spring the students were invited to meet with the Beaver campus Advisory Board to give a presentation about their trip to Arizona, their experiences and reactions, and what they learned.
"It was clear to me that the students' discussion helped the board members realize how much students are able to give of themselves," said Amy M. Krebs '78 Lib, director of campus and community relations. "Judging by the questions they asked and the comments they made, the Advisory Board members were very moved by the students and their stories."
Penn State Reach Out is a campus organization that allows students to engage in community service in a variety of ways. According to Dr. JoAnn Chirico, senior instructor in sociology and the group's advisor, the club was formed as a result of efforts by students already engaged in outreach projects who wanted to give other students the opportunity to experience service learning.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Beaver County, which brings "littles" on campus to interact with about 30 student "bigs" during the academic year, is one way a student can get involved. Amy Gartley '90 Com, associate director of student affairs, advises the students participating in the project and also sits on the local Big Brothers Big Sisters Advisory Council.
"This has been one of our most successful outreach programs on campus," Gartley said. "Over the years, the students' response has really grown; it's absolutely great to see their participation."
Students also continue to work on behalf of the Women's Center of Beaver County year-round by collecting toiletries, non-perishable foods, paper products, cleaning supplies, bedding and other necessities for the women and children housed there.
In the fall and spring semesters, student leaders work in conjunction with the American Red Cross to host blood drives on campus to increase awareness of the urgent need for blood. The blood drives are open to the public as well as the campus community.
Other outreach opportunities include training to work for the CONTACT Beaver Valley Crisis Hotline, joining Penn State alumni on building projects for Habitat for Humanity of Beaver County, and volunteering at the Center for Hope in Ambridge, which provides area residents with food, clothing, counseling, and literacy and life skills training.
For information on how to support Beaver campus outreach, contact Chirico at email@example.com or 724-773-3846, or visit www.beaver.psu.edu/clubs.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – "Welcome home, Scott." It's a sentence this community has been waiting 18 years to say.
Even if the homecoming is still wrapped in questions.
On Friday, Jacksonville's mayor delivered brief remarks under gray skies
, before the city's Memorial Wall honoring war veterans and hundreds of citizens clutching red roses and American flags.
Many in the crowd wore military uniforms.
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Florida Governor Charlie Crist, right, stands with Jacksonville Mayor John Peyton, second from right, as the hearse carrying the remains of Navy pilot Michael Scott Speicher passes the Duval County Veterans Memorial Wall in Jacksonville, Fla.on Friday.
The somber crowd then walked over to the roadway, lining it in almost complete silence, as they waited for the procession of Navy pilot Michael Scott Speicher's remains.
A man Florida's Gov. Charlie Crist called "the best of the best" during his remarks Friday morning.
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Nearly two decades have passed since the 33-year-old father of two toddlers was shot down over the Iraqi desert, on the first night of the 1991 Gulf War – Operation Desert Storm.
That much is known.
It's what happened next, and for the years that followed, that is not clear even now to his family and the many others who never forgot him.
Did he indeed eject from his FA-18 Hornet and survive, to be captured and buried later? Or was he killed on impact and buried by Bedouins in the desert, as the latest information coming from Iraqi civilians indicates?
The Defense Department has been pressured for years to find out what happened, and on Aug. 2, the Pentagon disclosed that Marines had recovered Speicher's bones and skeletal fragments – enough for a positive identification.
Speicher's family believes he survived the initial crash, based on what's come out of the investigation over so many difficult years.
His status has been changed by the military several times, from "killed in action," to "missing in action," even to "missing/captured" in 2002, and then back again. At one point the then-secretary of the Navy said he believed Scott was captured.
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This was a day to be thankful he is finally home, to be laid to rest.
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Taps is always wrenching to hear; this time, it was deeply felt.
Standing there in the breezeless heat and the quiet, you thought back to the start of the conflict and where you were that night, maybe nervously watching Desert Storm on television – while Speicher was actually there. I imagine he was bravely charging into the unknown. And as a result, he became our first casualty.
Former Navy squadron commander and Vietnam veteran Jake Piatt managed to laugh a little after the ceremony, remembering meeting Speicher at a Jacksonville bar just two months before he went missing. They had just been at an air show.
He said Speicher's nametag on his flight suit read "Spike" and Piatt had joked with him about it. Piatt said he finally convinced Scott to give it to him, because his best friend's name was also Spike.
"Most guys would probably have knocked you in the face," he said, "because I tore his nametag off. But he was just a great guy."
Piatt said he relentlessly followed Scott's story, as so many here have. "We all have that feeling when it's one of our own. You hope, you pray."
John Campbell, who attended the same high school as Speicher, couldn't help but feel the emotion of a day so long in coming.
"I feel like he's a part of me," said Campbell. "I followed his story on the news so much."
As Speicher's hearse rode slowly by, in the somber quiet and haze of the summer morning, a 21-gun salute by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office made people jump and gasp.
Bringing home a little bit of the reality of war, as veterans here put it.
They said sometimes things happen that can't ever be explained or solved. They just happen.
Speicher's remains will be buried Friday. His family plans to continue the investigation into what happened, and to meet with Defense Department officials soon.
Here in the town that never stopped hoping Speicher would be found, Campbell said simply, "I'm glad he's home."
Related link: "Captain Speicher Comes Home" by Col. Jack Jacobs


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Setting up an arrow rest for hunting
Before anyone takes this as a "How To" thread by me. I am posting this method of how I do it. . I would much appreciate any input on better or different ways to tune an arrow rest.
What I am trying to achieve is that shots will print in a target, at all yardages, without varying left or right. In layman terms, your shots should not fall right, or, left as yardages change.
This test is based on the presumption that you are using a compound bow with a rest that has horizontal/windage adjustment. And, your sight has a level to insure consistant vertical alignment. And, your bow is properly tuned and the nocking point is good. Also, I start out with field points the same weight as my broadheads.
Here goes......
I start out testing at 10 yards. (I use my 30 yard pin. Do not adjust your sights after you start the test. If you use fixed pins, shoot the same pin thru out the test. Depending on your set up, you may need to change which pin you shoot from. But, shoot from the same pin thru out the test.) I then shoot a group of 3-6 shots. I mark that group.
Then I step back to 20 yards. I shoot another group. I mark those.
Then back to 30 yards. Same deal.
Then back to 40 yards. Same deal.
If the groups are straying to the left as the yardage increases, I move the rest to the right. If to the right, I move the rest to the left. I repeat this process until I get all my groups to line up vertically. Here again, you never adjust the sights during the test.
You may have to adjust the sights to keep yourself on the target. If so, start the test again.
In my opinion, once you have all your groups in vertical alignment, you have the rest centered to your bow's string travel. The broadheads are next.
I shoot fixed blade broadheads. I have yet to get them to print in the same group as the field points. Anyone have some tips on that?
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Good post for the walkback tuning method.
Broadheads can be done in similar fashion. Minor rest adjustments to get the field points and broadheads together.
If the field points and broadheads hit high and low or left and right. Pick one direction and fix that first. If the broadhead hits low move the rest up or the nocking point down.
On the left to right, I have seen conflicting information when doing this. If I remember this right. If the broadhead hits to the left move the rest in to the right.
Remember, these are very minor adjustments. Also, if the spread gets larger, do the opposite movement.
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broadhead tuning.
I do the same method as described for tuning as well,once it is time to go strickly broadheads,it is even a trickier delema.
I tried my hardest to get the broadheads to fly as the same as the feildpoints.most feildpoints 9 out of ten of them are made like junk and do not spin on a arrow checker to say to save your life as strait.
There are so many various reasons that for some reasons they don't and will not cooperate to be as the same(feildpoints and broadheads grouping the same).....
theoretically,they should.
I tried starting out with 2.3"quickspins and surely they do definately work.but....
for some reason my broadheads went flying left 3" at even 20.
I tried tweeking the rest inevitably to death by fractions of a millimeter to no evail.
I went to regular vanes and walla,only 1" left at 60 yards.obviously not enough vane on there,spinning or not to correct the flight or planing.
I use a arrow checker (spinner)as well as
I think arrow preperation makes a world of difference.I use that g5 straitening tool,and it is a almost must for all of us if you do your own.
I know only one shop who uses it on all there arrows,and it is the one I go to.
I rest on knowing that I did them up as good as they can get,and there is no uneasy confidence of if my arrows are true or not come crunch time.
Some arrows spine are so much stiffer or less stiff as the companys next size chart required for a certain poundage in drawweight and getting the right arrow for your setup can be a maddening and costly ordeal.
It is hit or miss with these modern high speed compounds to say what is the best arrow at a borderline spine recommendation,whether Easton/Carbon express/Goldtip ect. ect. but,I beleive the right arrow with the right spine with the right vanes can make them fly the same.
I know that sometimes feathers on certain shafts seem to make it happen with certain broadheads.
I guess by not trying to confuse anyone or making this a rocket science ordeal,I am saying this to to make it as simple as some of us do understand.
If your broadheads do not fly the same as your feildpoints,try to make them do so,by changing the vanes or even nocks as simple as it may sound.
A rest issue,how it opperates as well as overdraws and length,can be adjusted.most use about a inch for broadheads/some find it by cutting there arrows till they group...
If you don't get them to do so,it may take different arrows in spine surely,but,at most deer being shot at less than 30 yards,even a .006 arrow will work for most hunters.
I would make sure that you are sighted in the best you can,period,the cost can be lost sleep for weeks if you don't.
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There is no shadow man, Cherish. It's just your imagination. Shit, now she was thinking of him as real. It just went to show that trying to write erotica while not getting any sex herself was making her so horny that her erotic dreams were starting to haunt her while she was awake.
It was bad enough that she'd been dragged to the Sci-Fi Conference to work for Second Sight, her Aunt Eugenia's phony psychic hotline, she wasn't about to start believing in the supernatural. Nor was she about to believe the family hype that she was descended of a gypsy queen on her mamas side and a voodoo priestess on her daddy's.
She never thought she'd miss her cubical back at the psychic hotline headquarters? But face to face contact with guys in Wookie costumes and Spock ears had taught her that she'd much rather keep her clients on the other end of a telephone. That way she didn't have to look into their eyes, feel their emotions.
She took a deep breath of crisp midnight air vowing not to give into fantasyland and run off with her reluctant mystery Dom. No, Josie's noxious brew was responsible for her aberrant behavior and she needed to walk it off to get her head straight.
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A side door to the Hyatt opened and a group of fake Wookie's poured out, pushing her aside. Propelled forward, she stumbled down the path muttering a curse about inconsiderate jerks, and didn't even notice when they blundered into the bushes with unintelligible curses. She walked down the path to the park. Tonight, the fog distorted the park into a mystical fairyland, and made her feel cocooned and safe as she walked forward, trying to clear her head. Her footsteps echoed hollowly on the damp concrete walk click... click... click... reminding her how alone she was. Prickles of unease went up her spine making the fine hair on her nape stir. It was actually kind of spooky, she realized, as her pulse sped up. Visions of the blob or Freddie Kruger jumping out of the bushes replayed through her mind and a tremor went though her. It felt like there were malevolent eyes on her, someone was watching her. Looking around she saw no one, but given the fog she couldn't see much. Still, she couldn't shake the sensation of being watched, pursued.
Instinctively, she stepped off that path and away from the overhead lights, trembling as she fell silent, wondering if paranoia was another side effect of the tea. Josie and her noxious brews had a lot to answer for. Then a crunch in the grass behind her made her freeze. Spinning around, she gaped disbelief as she saw a row of shabby looking ET's step out of the fog. Relief surged through her, making her smile like an idiot. She couldn't help it as she fought back a giggle. They weren't quite the maniacs she'd feared. As a matter of fact their costumes looked tattered and homemade she decided as she took in the phalanx of fake aliens. One of them, standing in the back, wasn't even the right color, he was gold.
The game playing jerks just stood there glaring at her instead of apologizing for half scaring her to death and her irritation boiled over. "Not very convincing, guys. Don't you know that ET was small and friendly, not tall and semi-menacing?" All they did was grumble back at her making her sigh. Apparently, she'd bruised a few nerd egos. "Right back at ya boys. Look, I know that we've ticked you off by getting the best room at the Hyatt for Psychic Hotline, but why pick on us. Take it up with the management, why don't you?"
She could feel their confusion, but they remained single-mindedly focused on her. She took a step back…they inched forward. They were like a pack of wild dogs, ready, no, make that eager, to chase her.
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No, I don't think so. There were mini games in san andreas (arcade, betting etc) and in gta4 (pool, bowling, darts) but none of them actually allowed you to play GTA inside GTA :)
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Theatres >Trocadero Theatre
1003 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA | Directions 1910739.953584 -75.156496
Box office Mon-Fri 11:30am-5pm; Sat 11:30am-6pm
Neighborhoods: Center City East, Center City
Most people know the Troc as a performance venue, but you can also hang out at the bar. No food except basic concessions, but the beer is cheap!
Movie Mondays for $3 includes a PBR with your awesome second run film. Fun shows, cheap booze.
the trocadero theatre – I love this place! can't wait to see it !
sound was bad so was the bartenders but the bouncers, GREAT – possibly one of the worst venues ive been to. The bar was ridiculous accusing me of being inappropriate by touching the other bartender...which i put my hand on her back to move outta the way. like wow to the point of yelling at my friends and i that they're gonna throw us out. AND drinks were expensive for a shitty venue. $4.50 for Yuengling draft????? not even bottle. ITS CHINATOWN...drinks are suppose to be cheapppper, even the bar down the street was cheaper and NICER and people are friendlier
Second to none! – The Troc is like no other in the USA. Have seen many of the worlds best rock bands there. The sound quality usually is dependent on the band, but the house sound and lights are more than enought. It's an art house delux backed by a history only one or two in the USA can equal.
comment on mc987 – Hey mc987,
We were out and about on the internet searching our name for hidden sites we might be apart of, and we were pleasantly surprised to see such a glowing review of one of our most horrid nightmares.
After some line up changes, and extensive practice, we are ready to break into the scene for good. We added a trumpet player to compliment the sax you were so fond of. After playing for a charity event to raise money for a100% handicapped accessible playground, we are now ready for some real time gigs. You can follow our career at our site UFTmusic.kom (replace the "k" with a "c") (which is currently under construction, but should be up within two days).
Once again, thank you for the review, and we hope to see you at future shows... shows where we can live up to our full potential, on the right stage.
- The UFT Crew
(sorry for the ambiguous nature of this comment posed as a review, the comment area was far too small for all I had to say)
Gem found in the wrong venue – Last night I attended the Trocadero?s battle of the bands ?The Next Big Thing? and as usual there the majority of bands were there to outdo each other with loud head banging sound, but within the punk and alternative sets there was a gem among them. As soon as I heard the twinkle of the keyboard keys and sassy saxophone wail I turned around and took notice of the 4 lads onstage. They were in stark contrast to the rest of the bunch dressed in suits and well, musicians. Where did they come from? Their music was original, smart yet, unfortunately the acoustics did not allow their true sound to come forward.
Their set was cut short, (mainly because they needed a hook to get the guys before them off the stage), the stage was cramped, and the venue - is it safe?
I found out their name; UFT which stands for Ukrainian Fish Tales, original name for an original band. There are four guys to the band, a piano player, drummer (who because the stage was so small hard to see but I liked what I heard), bass player and lead guitar/saxophone player. Young talent was onstage before me, but the wrong stage. Who are they and where else can I hear them play? I do know one thing UFT, I WANT TO HEAR MORE!!!!
Great place to see band close – The Troc has a nice atmosphere, and is pretty small. Concerts sell out very quickly but if you do get a ticket on the floor you are very close to the stage. The balcony also has a nice view to the stage. Food is easily accessable and so is the bathroom. Parking is definately easier than at the Electric Factory, because it is located in Chinatown, which has many pay parking lots. If you want to see your favorite band, close up in a relatively small place, the Troc is the place.
Bands, beer and burlesque design upstairs from the Troc. – In Short
The Balcony's interior, designed by local artist Mark Brodzik, pays homage to the Troc's origin as a burlesque theater, with plush red-velvet accents and images of Rubenesque strippers lining the walls. The conceptual approach extends into the men's room, where a series of peepholes above the urinals offer a glimpse of an old-school pinup beauty. The Balcony is a comfortable, cozy bar that hosts shows, screens movies and serves a decent selection of brews.
THe Troc is That Spot! – My 1st live show was @ The Troc just a week ago after the worst vacation I've had in my life! I just about forgot about it all after going to that show. They had great bands, an awesome staff, a great atmosphere and I tell you you will have a good time here wether you're checkin' out a band or you're there for their Monday night movie special! You can't beat this place!
the troc rocks !! – the music, the drinks, the staff...it all rocks!!! love the building...one of the citys best atmospheres...check out your favorite bands (big and small) or just check out some local music !!! you will love it every time!
Troc Rocks! – The best thing about Trocadero is the bands they feature! Bands like Sleater-Kinney and Le Tigre, who you NEVER get to hear. The sets are long, and from my experience, the sound is fine. It's a great place to go to hear the bands you love, and pretty much know that only the die-hard fans will be there.
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ESTA, which requires all international travelers from VWP countries to register in an online database, became mandatory on January 20, 2010. If a visitor's application is approved, the authorization is good for two years and can be renewed. DHS officials say ESTA will streamline the entry process and improve security as it enables authorities to pre-screen visitors. Travelers who do not fill out an online ESTA form will not be able to enter the country. Applications can be found on the ESTA Web site.
Prior to ESTA implementation, visitors from VWP countries had to fill out an I-94W form before each trip to the United States. After ESTA became mandatory on January 20, VWP travelers were still required to fill out an I-94W form in addition to the ESTA application as airlines ramped up their systems to administer ESTA. Now, with the systems in place, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which is part of DHS, will completely phase out the I-94W forms. They will likely be phased out by the end of July, said Joanne Ferreira, spokeswoman for the U.S. CBP, but by the end of summer at the latest.
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For the sixth consecutive year, the Nevada Humane Society (NHS) descends upon the peninsula of the Sparks Marina inviting animal enthusiasts and their pets to a fundraising two-mile walk and daylong festivities. NHS Communications Manager Kimberly Chandler spoke during a busy Friday about the event's ability to gather community support in helping adopt homeless pets.
"The main goal for us is because it is a fundraiser, to raise $100,000 for homeless pets," Chandler said Friday. "That is the overall goal and the reason we have the event. However, in addition to that, we want to make it fun. We want people to have a good time. We want to raise awareness about homeless pets, let people know we are out there and what we do and let them know we are here to help the entire community."
Chandler said the $100,000 target comes from the NHS paying $240 for each animal entering its shelter on Longley Lane in Reno. She said though that is the basic price for animals coming in, some animals may require medical attention or various treatment boosting the cost.
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The Walk for Animals brings in major funds for the NHS through its partnership with various community organizations, businesses and donating activists. Chandler said the NHS will provide plenty of information about adopting local homeless pets, as well as more ways to get involved with the community wide organization.
"When we put on events and fundraisers we try to do so at a minimal cost because we want as much of the funds raised to go toward the care of the animals," Chandler said. "By the community stepping in and helping out with various donations that makes a big difference. We seek community help when we put on these events so ultimately it is community effort that helps us. Without their generous donations this wouldn't be possible."
Chandler said "celebrity guests" will include Sparks Mayor Geno Martini, Reno Mayor Bob Cashell and plenty others as well as a slew of informational and interactive booths for families to enjoy.
"We're expecting over 1,000 walkers, many with their canine companions," Bonney Brown, Executive Director for NHS, said in a press release. "This event is so important because the funds help homeless pets who arrive at our shelter daily. In 2012, over 9,000 animals received care and shelter at Nevada Humane Society, and we expect to care for just as many this year. You can feel good knowing that your support made a difference, as we had a 94% save rate in 2012, one of the highest in the nation."
Chandler said having the company of the region's mayors helps spread awareness and encourages people to "jump on that bandwagon to find out more about us." She said managing the event as it has evolved over its six-year existence has been challenging, but she said continuing to bring the event back every year allows any new businesses, families or animals enthusiasts to get involved further or for the first time.
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