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ACGC vs BOLD football game at noon on 10/24/20 will be broadcast on 100.1 KOLV
ACGC football at BOLD on 10/23/20 has been moved to NLS at noon on 10/24/20. Must have a ticket to get into the game
The 9th/10th grade football game with EVW on 10/22/20 is postponed
Tonight's (10/20) volleyball match with Paynesville is postponed to 11/23
No after school practice today. 10/20/20
Independent School District 2396 is now taking quotations for snow removal for the 2020-
2021 school year. The selected contractor must provide proof of insurance listing ISD
#2396 as an additional insured. Quotes will be accepted until 1:00 p.m. Wednesday,
October 21, 2020.
More Info
The link(s) for the live streaming of home events can be found at: www.ACGCFalcons.org/LIVE
**New or Updated
We will be holding a flu vaccination clinic on October 22nd. Completed forms must be turned in by October 14th.
For more information please check the ACGC Nurses Page.
Link: School Nurse's Corner
-Condition: Good
-Pavers Measurements
Width 4 1/2" inches
Length 9 1/2" inches
Thickness 3 " inches
-Approx. 340 pavers
Sold AS IS
Minimum Bid: $100.00
NULLThe ACGC Band program is looking for band instruments for it's rental program.
Please consider donating your band instruments that are collecting dust in your attic or basement so they may have new life in the hands of a band student who is unable to afford their own.
The ACGC Band program will take all instruments good or bad!
Most in demand: Flute, trumpets, alto saxes, percussion bell kits, and trombones.
Bring your instruments to the high school office.
Maintenance/Custodian Full Time
The JH baseball game at EVW on Thursday, Sept. 17th will be played at the varsity softball field in Eden Valley. The field is located by their elementary school.
Spring Sports training season is Oct. 5th- 24th. You must turn in your MSHSL eligibility form by the first practice. Some Spring Sports may choose to not have a training season.
JH Softball and Baseball will be held this Fall. Practice start date is Sept. 9th. MSHSL eligibility form, sports physical form and fee ($60) must be turned
Volleyball and Football (9th-12th graders) will have a training season Sept. 14th- Oct. 3rd. You must turn in your MSHSL eligibility form by the first practice. Coaches will be sending out practice schedules.
The MSHSL eligibility brochure can be found on our website under activities/groups and click on athletics.
MSHSL COVID Notification Document (updated 9/25/2020)
MSHSL Eligibility Brochure
MSHSL Physical Exam Form.pdf
Parent Student Athletic Handbook
The Parents' Guide to Google Classroom
ACGC is transitioning to a new payment system, we are currently working through issues with this transition. Please bear with us in the interim
For more information please read the letter to families.Letter to families
ACGC is looking for your feedback to help us improve our distance learning plan should the need arise in the future.
Will you please take a few moments to complete this survey.
Survey Link
ACGC 2019-2020 Semester 1 Honor Roll
ACGC 2019-2020 Semester 2 Honor Roll
ACGC Graduation Video on YouTube
Graduation Program
Senior Slideshow
Evening of Excellence Program
Elementary Classroom Furniture
- Classroom Chairs
- Classroom Tables
- Office Chairs
- Student Desks
- Teacher Desks
Cross Country Skiing Equipment
- Boots
- Poles
- Skis
- SOLD AS IS - All sold together in one lot
- Minimum bid of $50.00
More information found here: acgcfalcons.org/District/surplus.aspx
If you still have:
- Chromebooks
- Textbooks
- Fees
- Library Books
- Homework
- etc.
Be sure to get these turned in ASAP.
There is a new way to order 7-12 grade yearbooks.
• Go to Balfour.com
• Enter school: Atwater Cosmos Grove City
• Click on the yearbook icon
• Enter your students name and grade, then shop
ACGC Community Ed Youth Dance has been postponed.
The ACGC 5-12 Staff wanted to share what they are doing while social distancing, when not doing school work.
REMINDER: ACGC Elementary Fall 2020 Kindergarten Registration is by phone only.
Junior High Spring Sports for the 2020 season have been cancelled
Atwater Summer Rec Registrations will now be due FRIDAY, APRIL 17th.
Please drop forms and payment off at the Atwater City Office, or mail to the city office at 322 Atlantic Ave, Atwater, MN 56209.
The community education firearms safety class can be taken online through the DNR.Go to the following link: www.dnr.state.mn.usClick on: Education & SafetyClick on: Firearms safety certificationThe test at the gun range will be offered at a later date.
No Early Childhood Screening at ACGC Elementary school on 3/16/2020
The softball clothing store is open now through Wednesday, March 4th. Store code is ACGCSB at Rambow.com
Mat 1
The boys basketball team will be traveling to Redwood Falls on Feb. 29th for the first round of Section 3AA play-offs. Game time is 7 pm
Sign up in the high school office. Cost is $5 and departure time is 6:15 am from the high school.
The bus will depart from the Xcel Center 20 minutes after our last match.
Students in 6th grade and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
ACGC Youth Wrestlers grades PreK-6 ride the bus for FREE with an adult!
Minnesota State High School League Site
Printable version
State team wrestling is on Thursday, Feb. 27th at the Xcel Center in St Paul. They will start wrestling at 9 am. Tickets for the morning session may be purchased in the high school office until 10 am on Feb 26th. Adults are $16 and K-12th grade students are $10. If they advance to session two, you will need to buy another ticket at the Xcel Center. MSHSL Tournament Entry Policy
ACGC Public Schools will NOT be in session on Thursday, February 27, 2020 to provide students and families the opportunity to watch the ACGC Wrestling Team compete in the MN State Wrestling Tournament.
First round of section 3AA girls basketball is on Feb.22nd at 7pm
ACGC will be playing at NLS. Game time is 7 pm.
The ACGC PK-6th Grade Elementary Yearbook is available for purchase ONLINE!
Cost: $20.00
Due Date: Please order by Wednesday 2/26/20
Link to order: https://www.balfour.com/student-info?smi=38712#shop
There is a new way to order 7-12 grade yearbooks.
Go to Balfour.com Recommended browser Google Chrome.
If redirected to main page, enter school: Atwater Cosmos Grove City
Click on the yearbook icon
Enter your students name and grade, then shop
Basketball Schedule at NLS on 2/15/20
Boys C in Aux Gym
Boys B in HS Gym
Boys Varsity in HS Gym
Girls C in Aux Gym
Girls B in MS Gym
Girls Varsity in HS Gym
Saturday, February 15, 2020
Bus company: Riley Bus Company
Leave time: 7:30 am
Cost per person: $5
Minimum number of people: 25
Deadline to sign up: Thursday, February 13, 2020 in the high school office
The team will compete on Saturday, Feb. 15th at 11:44am at Target Center.
Doors open for the public at 10:50. Tickets may be purchased at the Target Box Office or online at:https://www.axs.com/events/389998/mshsl-dance-high-kick-tickets
Tickets are $16 for adults and $10 for students per day. Non-school age children are admitted for free. All seats are general admission.
7th grade GBB in Kimball on 2/11/20 has been moved to their high school.
C-squad boys basketball with RCW on 2/11/20 will start at 4:45
GBB games on Friday, Feb 7th will start 15 minutes earlier.
5:45 for JV and Varsity around 7:00-7:15
BBB game at Upsala on Feb 18th has been moved to a 4:45 start for c-squad.
Starting Tuesday February 11th, 2020 we will be changing our bus pick up and drop off, along with staff and parent parking to ensure safety as we go through construction.
ACGC will not be wrestling at YME on 1/21/20
ACGC will not be hosting our wrestling Quad on 1/24/20
No community ed youth basketball on Saturday morning 1/18/20
Girls basketball game on Friday is cancelled 1/17/20
Boys basketball game on Friday is postponed 1/17/20
No c-squad girls basketball game on 1/17/20
You may know that ACGC has been in the process of submitting an application for continuing with the 4-Day Week. The district has received a one-year extension for 2020-21. The MN Dept of Education has granted this one-year extension and will be seeking clear and consistent method for application and approvals.
There will be pep band tonight!
C-squad boys basketball plays in Olivia at 6pm on Jan 9th
Boys basketball at YME on Monday, Jan. 13th/ C-squad game is now starting at 4:45
No JH GBB game at KMS on Jan. 14th. The girls will play c-squad at Morris on that night.
JH wrestling Invite starts at 4:30 today at BOLD (Olivia)
Local scholarships are now available here http://www.acgc.k12.mn.us/5-12School/Scholarships.aspx.
Scholarship applications are due February 28th, 2020.
Reminder that the c-squad and JV boys basketball games start at 5:30 today and varsity at 7:00 in Litchfield. 12/17/19
ACGC intends to submit an application for the continuation of the 4-day school week. There will be two upcoming meetings for you to provide feedback about the 4-day week.
December 16th @ 5:30 - 6:00 PM in Grove City at the Jr/Sr High Media Center
December 17th @ 4:30 - 5:00 PM in Grove City at the Jr/Sr High Media Center
Snowmobile Safety Driving Test
Jan. 4, 2020 from 8 am to Noon
At the Willmar Senior Center on North Hwy 71
Call Joe at 320-979-4953 to register
You must take the written test on the MN DNR website before January 3rd. Bring a print out of the completed written portion of the snowmobile safety.
Tonight's girls basketball game is postponed for tonight 12/9/19
ACGC community ed trip meeting for tonight is postponed 12/9/19
The community ed Scandinavia trip meeting will be held on Dec. 19th
at 6 pm
Boys At 1:30
Girls At 3:30
Falcon Fans~
The cost is $20 per person and gets you a "voucher" into the high school game and then the upper level Timberwolves game ticket. The process will be to do both games at the same time through this link.
Here is the promo code that ACGC fans use is: falcons
The c-squad boys game at Montevideo on Friday 12/6/19 will start at 4:45
Monday January 6th 2020 will become a student day as identified on the school calendar.
JH boys basketball on 12/6/19 at BOLD
7th grade at 4:30
8th grade at 5:30
The wrestling Tri at KMS is now a Quad. Start time is 4:00 on 12/3/19
JH boys basketball game at YME on 12/3/19 will be the 7th grade game first with the 8th grade game to follow
Girls basketball game today at BLH is varsity only at 5:00
The girls basketball game at Kimball on Friday, Nov 22nd will be c-squad and varsity only. No JV game.
Junior high boys basketball game on 11/14/19 is canceled
K-6 Cherrydale Fundraiser Pick Up
Pick Up Date: Tuesday November 19th
Pick Up Time: 3:00-5:30 PM
Location: ACGC Elementary School in Atwater
There are some cute Future Falcon options for the little ones and a lot of new options for adults!
Orders are due Monday, November 18th to insure delivery by Christmas.
Baker Graphics: acgcfundrasier2019
The Veteran's Day Program will be held on November 8 at 2:00PM in the high school theater, with refreshments to following for
the vets.
4ft x 6ft Old Climbing Wall Matts.There are a total of 10 of them.
Must bet turned in to the District office by 11/8 at noon
Our volleyball team won the first round of sections against Kimball.
We play the second round tonight (10/25) against BBE in Brooten at 7:00.
The Robotics Teams Still has Lapel Pins for sale.
Pins cost $10 each.
The money raised from the sale of the pins will be used to purchase parts/equipment and for participating in meets. If you are interested in purchasing a pin or donating to the Robotics team, contact email@example.com
ACGC will travel to Kimball on 10/24/19 for section 5A volleyball. Match starts at 7 pm
ACGC will be hosting Holdingford in 5AA football playoffs on Tuesday, the 22nd at 7:00 pm
Due to weather the Community/Alumni band for tonights football game is cancelled.
The youth tackle football jamboree for Saturday, Oct. 12th is cancelled.
There will be equipment hand in on Saturday at 10 am. Followed by dodgeball games and a pizza party.
Tuesday, October 8 - Class Color Day
4th – Wear Purple
3rd – Wear Blue
2nd – Wear Green
1st – Wear Yellow
K – Wear Orange
PK/SACC – Wear Red
Wednesday, October 9 - Western Day
Thursday, October 10 - Jersey Day
Friday, October 11 - Falcon Pride Day
Completed forms need to be turned into the health office by October 14, 2019.
Parent Letter
Vaccine Information Statement
Consent Form
Youth tackle football jamboree is moved to October 12th.
No community ed. flag football on 10/5 because of rain and field conditions.
The 9th/10th grade football game in Montevideo on Monday the 7th has been moved to a 4:00 start time
No Community Ed flag football today 9/21/19
The 9th grade football game in Minnewaska on Thursday the 19th has been moved to a 4:15 start on the turf field.
Junior high football vs Montevideo is cancelled
Practice is on with only light pads, shorts and helmets with breaks every 20 minutes
JH volleyball match is postponed to October 15th and no practice today 9/17/19
The junior high football game at Murdock on Thursday the 19th will be the 7th grade game first at 4:30 followed by the 8th grade game around 5:30.
Online store details:
Go to www.hansenad.com
Click on Stores
Enter Code - 1682164
Or print and turn in this form: Order Form
Deadline Septemeber 23, 2019
9th grade football game with Sauk Centre is cancelled 9/12/19
No junior high football practice today. 9/12/19
JV football game at Sauk Centre is cancelled 9/9/19
Youth tackle football practice is cancelled 9/9/19
JV football at Montevideo on Oct. 7th is cancelled
9th grade football with Montevideo on Oct. 10th has been moved to
Oct 7th at Montevideo
SEALED bid form must be submitted by NOON on Friday, September 6th, 2019.
Bench Black
Bench Press Bench Black
Bench Press Bench White
Bench White
Power Rack Black
Power Rack White
White Tower Rack
Surplus Page
Varsity football game at BBE on 8/30 will be broadcast on willmarradio.com. KLFN 106.5
No Junior High Football practice today 8/26/19
Maintenance/Custodian Full Time
Substitute Teacher
Paraprofessional Substitute
Literacy Tutor for Minnesota Reading Corps
For more information visit this page: Employment Opportunities
October 11 at Falcon Homecoming Football
Contact Brendon Canavan at email@example.com with your instrument and part for music.
Volleyball - Code ACGCVB - Open until August 21st.
ACGC Booster Club - Click on stores - Store 1034338 - Open until September 6th.
Monday: 2:30-5:30
Tuesday: 2:30-5:30
Wednesday: 2:30-5:30
Thursday: 8:00-11:00
Friday: Leave for scrimmage at 6:30am from the high school.
Join us at any of the times and locations below! Tuesday, August 13, 2019 ACGC Elementary School Cafeteria in Atwater 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:00, 5:30, 6;00 or 6:30 Dance Team will be selling pizza by the slice during this time! Thursday, August 15, 2019 ACGC JrSr High School Commons in Grove City 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00 or 7:30 Boost Club will be selling burgers during this time!
SEALED bid form must be submitted by NOON on Monday, August 12th, 2019.
Overhead Projectors
VCR Players
Tape/Cd Players
Wooden Chairs
Plastic Chairs
2 Drawer Filing Cabinets
3 Drawer Filing Cabinets
4 Drawer Filing Cabinets
Opaque Projectors
World/U.S. Maps
Minnesota Map
Sled Desks
Small Carts
Surplus Page
Join The ACGC Booster Club in starting off the 2019-20 School Year with the 3rd Annual Falcon Golf Event. 10 hole scramble Island Pine Golf Club, Atwater Registration start at 5:00pm Golfing starts at 6:00 Cost is $35 per golfer, includes 10 holes, cart and a meal.
Bids will be accepted until Friday July 26th at Noon.
Bids may be submitted either:
1) In person at the District Office OR
2) Via email to Business Manager Kathryn Haase at firstname.lastname@example.com
ACGC K-4 will hold an ORIENTATION on August 13, 2019. Please call Alysia at 320-244-4639 Monday-Thursday 7:00AM-Noon to sign up for your time to meet your child's teacher!
August 6th - New Teacher Day!
August 13th - 7:30 am ~ 4 pm (certified staff only
August 14th - ALL Staff Day!
August 15th - 11 am - 7:30 pm (certified staff only)
Preschool Open House August 13, 2019 3:30pm - 6:30
5-12 School will be held on August 15, 2019 5:00-7:30PM
School Begins on Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Annual online registration will open August 1, 2019 - It must be completed by August 19th.
This process needs to be completed yearly.
Link to Prek-12 School Supply List
Date: Thu 6/01
Time: 2:00pm
Opponent: Fairmont High School
Location: Marshall Legion Field
Legion Field Rd Marshall, MN 56258
SEALED bid form must be submitted by NOON on Thursday, May 30th, 2019.
Once bidding is closed, pickup must be arranged to occur during school hours, within 2 weeks.
Card Reader The CardMaster™ card reader provides students with the ability to gain new ground with learning how to read and pronounce new words.
More info found here
Join us for a night of great music and plenty of laughs as the 5-12 ACGC Students showcase their musical talents.
5th/6th Grade Band/Music Classes- 6:30 (Students show up at 6:00 for music class, 5:45 for band)
7-12 Bands and Choirs- 7:30 (Students show up at 7:00)
Grove City
Our students received certificates and pins for completing a CNA class at Paynesville High School.Participating students were Ashlyn Amdahl, Ericka Bagley, Pailey Wilner and Shayla Mead.
Saturday May 4, 2019
Theatre Doors Open to the Public at 3:00
Grand March begins at 4:00
ACGC Elementary is looking for reading tutors to give their time and talent to help our kids become successful readers and learners.
Tutors work one-on-one or in small groups with students during school hours throughout the school year.
SEALED bid form must be submitted by NOON on Tuesday, April 16th, 2019.
Once bidding is closed, pickup must be arranged to occur during school hours, within 2 weeks.
All lockers have a minimum bid of $20.00.
Vault Door has a minimum Bid of $500.00
More info found here
Please call Nancy at 320-244-4693 to schedule your appointment and receive more information.
Please call Peggy at 320-244-4641 for more information.
Registration documents can be found on the Preschool Registration Page Here
Next Years school calendar now posted. It can be found in the Calendar section of the menu, as well as at this link: http://acgcfalcons.org/documents/SchoolCalendar19-20.pdf
The ACGC National Honor Society is hosting an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Wednesday, February 27. We are in urgent need of Power Red donors! With a Power Red donation, you can give almost twice the amount and make an even greater impact.Please sign up today:
Please sign up today: https://www.redcrossblood.org/
Code: ACGC
Price: $50.00; With Personalization: $55.00
Orders Due By: March 27, 2019
Please turn in your order form with payment to the High School Nurse's Office
Year Books will be delivered in the summer.
Order Form
Orders due to any basketball coach by January 19th.
Clothing will be deilieved the first week of February.
Order form
2 Football Passing Machines, listed separately
Football Passing Machine 304
Football Passing Machine 56004
ACGC is inviting veterans and community members to join us in honoring our nation's veterans. Come for an afternoon of music, thought, and reflection on everything veterans have sacrificed for our country. There will be coffee and cookies served afterwards as another way to thank our veterans for their service.
Friday, November 9th @ 2:30
ACGC High School Theater
ACGC will host Sauk Centre in the first round of section 5 AA football playoffs on 10/23/18 @ 7:00Adults $8Students $5Bracket
Click Here
ACMC/Carris Health is working with your local school to give the seasonal influenza vaccine to students in grades K-12. This vaccine will protect against the influenza strains that are expected to circulate this year. We are offering nasal spray and injectable flu shots this year. We will hold vaccination clinics on 10/4/18 in the morning.
Please complete and return the consent form to your child's school by 9/28/18.
As you may be aware, the ACGC community will be voting on a bond on November 6th to update school facilities. The following website has been created with pertinent information regarding the needs, the plan, and the tax impacts.
Please remember to vote on November 6th.
It is time for the Booster Club Fall Clothing Order here is the link: www.hansenad.com click on stores and enter the code: 1034338 orders are due: September 17th
ACGC 5-12 School will not be mailing out student schedules and forms to fill out and return this year.
Please log in to your JMC Parent Access to obtain your child's schedule, update personal information and complete questions regarding your child.
If you have questions regarding the process call 320-244-4730.
ACGC would like to extend out an invitation to alumni and community members to play with the Falcon Pep Band at the homecoming volleyball and football games.
October 9th @ 5:30 pm - Volleyball - Pregame
October 12th @ 6:30 pm - Football - Pregame and Halftime
Contact Brendon Canavan (firstname.lastname@example.com) with instrument and preferred part (1st, 2nd, etc.), and he will get you music.
MSHSL Eligibitiy Brochure
Sports Health Questionaire / Physical Form
Student/Athlete ~ Fine Arts ~ Parent Handbook
ACGC Community Education and Prairie Fire Theater
present Robin Hood.
Show times are 7:00 pm on June 1st and 1:00 pm on June 2nd. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for students.
Honor Roll PDF
ACGC will host the first round of subsection softball on May 22nd at 3:00. Admission is $7 for adults and $5 for studentsClick here for 2018 Section 3AA Softball Bracket
ACGC subsection track at NLS on May 22nd starts at 2:00 (field events first)
5-12 Theatre Wednesday, May 16, 2018 7:00 P.M. 2018 Evening of Excellence recipients
Theater in ACGC 5-12 building, Grove City
5th-8th Grade 6:30PM
9th-12th Grade 7:30PM
Don't miss this great evening which will include music from The Greatest Showman, Wicked, Disney, Harry Potter, and other popular favorites!
Grove City Summer Recreational Flyer
Viking Coca-Cola would like to congratulate ACGC senior, Kobe Holtz for being selected as one of our finalist. He is 1 of 5 male and 5 female students to receive a $1000 award. Viking Coca-Cola also deeply thank you for your support of our Powerade for Schools program, because of ACGC's Powerade purchases Viking Coca-Cola is able to give money back to ACGC High School.
Voting will take place at Viking Coca-Cola from April thru May 6.
Hidden in Plain Sight is an interactive presentation that will provide parents knowledge and insight on drug use indicators that can be found in a teen's room.
This will be available from 4:00pm - 7:00PM in the ACGC Theatre in Grove City during Conferences
Hidden in Plain Site
Power to the Parents
Preschool Registration has been rescheduled for April 12th at 6:00PM
Youth wrestling practice will be after school in Atwater today from 4-5:30. There will NOT be practice tonight at the high school.
The ACGC Sports Boosters & AD Maurer are taking applications for 2018 Hall of Fame candidates. Please use this link to complete the form.
East Coast 2018 Parent-Travel meeting tonight will be rescheduled for Thursday, March 8 at 6:18 pm. pm.
NO youth wrestling team practice tonight due to weather.
The Spanish and Visual Arts departments will be traveling to Spain in spring 2020! There will be an informational meeting for interested students (current 9th and 10th graders) and parents on Monday, March 12th at 6:00 in the Media Center.
Order Online: Link Code is 1034338
Order Form: Youth Clothing Order
Order deadline is March 7th, with delivery about 3 weeks later. All the proceeds go to the Preschool Grant Program.
ACGC Wrestling team will be competing at State on March 1st. ACGC will start wrestling at 9:00 am.
State wrestling tickets go on sale Thursday morning and may be purchased in the high school office.
Ticket Student $9 Adult $14. These tickets are for session 1 only.
Orders are now being taken for the 2017-18 7-12 grade yearbook.
Use this link to download, print and fill out the order form or stop by the Nurses office to pick up an order form to fill out.
Monday February 12th
ACGC Ag Room A-104
At 6pm
Tuesday February 13th
ACGC Ag Room A-104
At 6pm
Rice Regional Dental Clinic has 60 available appointments for the "Give Kids A Smile" event on February 2, 2018 from 1:00-4:00 pm.
Families with children ages 1-17 can take advantage of this free preventative dental services.
Rice Regional Dental Clinic
301 Becker Ave SW,
Willmar, MN 56201
320-214- 2620
Local Scholarships are now available on the high school page of the ACGC website – ALL seniors are encouraged to apply!!
The 9th Grade League wrestling team (grades 7-9) will be competing in the State Tournament in Hasting on Saturday, Jan 20th. If you would like to cheer them on by contributing to their Send Off Bags, please drop off items for the 22 wrestlers, managers, and coaches to either school by Friday morning.
Thanks, and Go Falcons!
ACGC FFA would like to thank Central Region Cooperative and CO Bank for generous donation. We appreciate your support of the ACGC FFA Chapter. We will use the fund to help students attend State FFA Convention.
NL-S is inviting the community to attend an evening presentation featuring service providers and sexual exploitation experts; Becky Jordan, Safe Harbor Regional Navigator (Someplace Safe), Brie Sweeney, Community Outreach and Youth Advocate (Heartland Girls Ranch), and Kasey Baker, Director of Community Outreach (Safe Avenues). Age appropriate sessions will be available and held in separate rooms.
More Info
Corn Drive Dinner For True Friends (Camp Courage) November 30 4:30-6:30 pm Atwater Community Center $5 at the door. Serving ham, baked potato, corn, dinner roll, dessert. Help ACGC FFA members raise donations for True Friends!
The YES! team will be recycling holiday lights again this year. Lights may be dropped off in the bin in the commons between Wednesday, November 23 and Friday, January 8.
ACGC Youth Wrestling Registration will be held Monday, Nov 27 at 6pm in the high school commons in Grove City. Forms have been sent home with K-6 students, but will be available at registration as well. Parents, please bring your calendars!
Enjoy a Free Will Donation meal of pulled pork, beans, coleslaw, and chips, served from 5-6:15.
Great night of community! You won't want to miss it!
Admission is frees! See you there!
View the trip website at: gabralokken.grouptoursite.com for itinerary, pricing and to enroll.
The tour leader, Gabra Lokken, may be contacted or texted at 320.262.9828 for more information.
*This is an adult tour but minors may join the tour if accompanied by a parent or guardian.*
Sponsored by the ACGC Basketball Team!
Saturday, December 23rd, 2017
Location: ACGC High School in Grove City- beginning at 8 am(Depending on Number of teams)
Cost: $100 per Team
Please fill out form by Thursday, December 21st, 2017
Any questions email: firstname.lastname@example.com
All proceeds will benefit the ACGC High School Basketball Program.
Register your team here: https://goo.gl/forms/ePCeOrb1xJh
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Plus, new updates on Bjork, Chris Brown, Sampha and Rita Ora.
.@Stranger_Things's @milliebbrown shows off a hidden talent — rapping @NICKIMINAJ's verse from "Monster" pic.twitter.com/4eTTRB5oqA
— Fallon Tonight (@FallonTonight) September 1, 2016
■ 12-year-old Millie Bobby Brown of Stranger Things fame rapped a verse from Nicki Minaj's "Monster" track on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon., the same song Adele slayed on Carpool Karaoke earlier this year. Watch above.
■ Bjork appeared as a digital avatar to explain the idea of utopia, which will reflect her next album. The talk was beamed at the Björk Digital exhibit at London's Somerset House on Wednesday. [RollingStone]
■ Sampha – "Blood On Me"
■ Rita Ora has plans to sing before the Pope:
■ Chris Brown lost a lucrative deal with Apple Music to purchase the exclusive rights to his upcoming documentary after his latest bout with the law where he was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Inside sources tell Perez Hilton the deal was "taken off the table" after the company found out Breezy was caught up in another lawsuit for allegedly beating his manager Mike G earlier this year.

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This was one of my favourite interviews and I loved this piece in the Irish Independent's Living and Leisure. Aptly called "Oops. Did I really just press send?", I give some advice on the importance of netiquette.
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Female riders are drastically increasing in numbers every day. Look for them at any trailhead, and you are bound to notice a growing percentage of the riders these days are indeed women. Getting out on the trail and riding full speed ahead is just as exciting for women as it is for the more traditional male rider; however, before you hit the trail wide open, there are a couple of things that you need to take into consideration. First off: Always be prepared! Remember: You must prepare for the accident then enjoy the ride! Don't be misled. There is a common misconception that ATVs are a lot safer, say for instance, than a dirt bike, just because they have four wheels and can stand up on their own. This assumption sometimes leads to disaster. Sure an ATV can stand on its own. So as long as you are sitting there, looking pretty posing for a picture, you should be just fine! However, going around a curve, up a hill or slamming into something head on, you might want to be aware of a few other facts. For instance, an ATV is typically 2 to 3 times heavier than a dirt bike; and when it lands on top of you, you will know why that is important! Also, this will be important when it gets stuck in the mud or off over an embankment. Always be prepared to lift something 3 or 4 times your own weight out of an unplanned location! The best way to do this is utilize either the buddy system or a winch/tow kit on the ATV itself. This fact also has to be taken into consideration during loading and unloading the ATV. Speaking of the buddy system, that is always a good idea. Never ride alone and always make sure someone knows where you are going to be riding and when you plan to return from your trip. There are other things to remember as well. Always carry a first aid kit, a bottle of water, a whistle and a radio. The first aid kit will come in handy if you or another rider is in any sort of accident, or even scrape your hand trying to change a spark plug! A bottle of water is useful to wash out any cuts or abrasions or to wash the dust out of your mouth after following too closely behind someone up a dusty trail. The whistle will definitely come in handy if you happen to go off over an embankment and need someone to find you. A whistle is much louder than a scream and is more likely be heard over the sound of the motors of passing ATVs. The radio can come in handy to let others know of your location or to call for help in an emergency. You can also use it if you get lost, or maybe to have your mate bring you an extra soda on their way up to where you are. Don't skimp on safety gear, either. Always wear, at least, a Snell- or DOT-approved helmet and eye protection. I also recommend gloves, ankle high boots, long sleeves, and pants. You never know when a briar across a trail either will suddenly rip through your skin or get brushed out of the way by the denim of your jeans or better still, your riding pants. The choice is yours. Always check your equipment thoroughly before you take off. Be sure to check the tire pressure. They should all be inflated to the same pressure. If the pressure is different in tires opposite each other, it will make the ATV very difficult to handle even in the best of situations. The appropriate tire pressure is usually between 2 and 6 psi. Check your owner's manual for the appropriate psi for your ATV. (There is usually a sticker on the ATV with this information as well.) In addition, check the tires for cuts or gouges that could lead to leakage or a blow out. Make sure the brakes are fully functioning as well as the lights, kill switch, ignition, and throttle. Don't forget to check the fluids like gas and oil for evidence of any possible leaks. When camping on the trail, make sure to take everything you will need with you. Nothing is worse than waking up to horrible morning breath miles from the nearest store and instead of being excited about the day's ride, all you can think about it is how you would trade those new hand warmers for one dental travel pack! Always pay attention to personal and equipment safety as well. ATVs are high on the list of 'most often stolen items,' as they are regularly sold again and again throughout their life without license, titles, bill of sale, certificate of ownership, etc., which makes them very hard to trace. In addition, being in the minority as a woman rider, you do stand out on the trail, so take extra precautions with your personal safety. Be aware of your surroundings and again, the buddy system is recommended on all rides. Here are a few other quick tips for everyone: Be familiar with your ATV and look at the owner's manual if you have any questions. Never ride beyond your ability! Do not ride double unless your ATV is built specifically for double riders. Doing so makes the ATV less maneuverable, harder to handle, and more likely to turn over or flip. Riding on hard surfaces actually makes it harder to turn an ATV. Do not ride on hardtop unless you have tires specifically for that type of surface. Ride legally and always leave the area better than you found it. Keep the noise levels down by making sure your muffler system meets the 96 decibel limit that was established in 2003. Alcohol and drugs do NOT mix with ATVs. Be courteous to other riders. When on a trail, always show respect to the environment and other riders. Never lend your ATV to unskilled riders. Know and respect the laws about letting children under the age of 16 ride an ATV. Never put your foot down when riding an ATV as a cast will definitely put a damper on going dancing next Saturday night! Lean forward when going up a hill. Go slow going up a hill, but try not to have to stop or change gears, as either one of these actions can cause the ATV to flip backwards. Never back down the hill. Turn the quad around and go back down the hill forward. Be sure to lean back as you are going down the hill. Aways try to keep the center of gravity as low as possible by keeping all the weight you can on your feet. You can usually accomplish this by standing up. Remember to keep your knees flexible to avoid possible injury or strain. Do not pull back on the handle bars when going up a hill. Never use the front brake when going forward at excessive speeds or down a steep slope. These are only a few of the tips you should heed when heading out on the trail, but they are a good start. There will be other things you discover along the way. One final note: Don't let this article discourage you from riding. It is meant to install enough fear to make you a bit more cautious and safe enough to ride for years to come. I hope to meet some of you out on the trail, always with the rubber side down! Have an awesome ride!
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What women really mean.
Guest posted a topic in Where To Ride Your ATVWhat women really mean. What do you think? Fine This is the word women use to end an argument when they are right and you need to shut up. Five Minutes If she is getting dressed, this is half an hour ... . Five minutes is only five minutes if you have just been given 5 more minutes to watch the game before helping around the house. Nothing This is the calm before the storm. This means "something" and you should be on your toes. Arguments that begin with "nothing" usually end in "fine". Go Ahead This is a dare, not permission, DON'T DO IT! Loud Sigh Although not actually a word, the loud sigh is often misunderstood by men. A "Loud Sigh" means she thinks you are an idiot and wonders why she is wasting her time standing here and arguing with you over "Nothing". That's Okay This is one of the most dangerous statements that woman can make to a man. "That's Okay" means that she wants to think long and hard before deciding how and when you will pay for your mistake. Thanks This is the least used of all words in the female vocabulary. If a woman is thanking you. Do not question it, just say you're welcome and back out of the room very slowly.


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ESCRYPT's embedded security experts have released version 3.2 of CycurLIB, the successful cryptographic library. This update furnishes CycurLIB with the latest algorithms relevant for use in embedded systems.
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Kentucky attorneys may file court documents in any of the commonwealth's 120 counties without having to make a trip to a courthouse. State courts offer electronic case filing for civil and criminal cases in Circuit Court and District Court statewide.
The Administrative Office of the Courts launched eFiling in December 2013 and completed its statewide rollout in October 2015. The AOC's goal was to have eFiling in every Kentucky county by the end of 2015. Kentucky eFiling timeline
"Moving from a paper-based environment to one that is primarily electronic will transform the way Kentucky courts do business," Chief Justice of Kentucky John D. Minton Jr. said. "The cost savings to the court system and to practitioners will be substantial and the state's entire legal system will become more efficient as we process court cases electronically."
eFiling is part of the Judicial Branch's comprehensive, multiyear eCourt program. The goal is to update Kentucky's aging court technology to meet the demands on the court system and enable the courts to stay current with the mainstream of law and commerce.
The eCourt program will also upgrade the court system's technology infrastructure (hardware and software), replace its case management systems for the trial and appellate courts, and acquire a document management system that will electronically store and index court documents.
The Judicial Branch cleared a major hurdle on its eCourt program in March 2013 when it received legislative approval to issue bonds to fund a new case management system. Resolving the funding issue jump-started the eFiling process and made it possible to begin proof-of-concept testing in Franklin County in December 2013.
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Protests Today at Homan Square
- Allegations that the Chicago Police Department abuses the rights of people that police detain for questioning have been a central element of the notorious police misconduct issues in this city for decades.
[...] So when a British newspaper published a series of articles last week alleging that the Police Department uses its Homan Square facility on the West Side as a "CIA-style interrogation black site" where detainees disappear for hours on end, the claim left many experienced criminal defense and civil rights attorneys scratching their heads.
- Richard Dvorak, a veteran criminal defense attorney, said the problem was widespread, but he was unaware of any issue unique to Homan Square.
[...] Craig Futterman, a University of Chicago law professor who has spent years researching — and litigating — police misconduct cases in Chicago, said the "black site" rhetoric may be an exaggeration that obscures the broader problem.
He echoed the claim by Dvorak that police routinely play cat-and-mouse games with detainees and their right to legal representation at district stations and detective area headquarters all over the city.
Robert Loeb, a criminal defense attorney who teaches at DePaul University College of Law, said Homan Square may actually be less likely than detective area headquarters to have long-standing problems with improper detention and interrogation techniques. Many of the arrests handled through Homan Square are narcotics-related, cases that tend to rely less on the need for witness or suspect statements that often prompt prolonged detentions.
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Lorde Debuts New Single and Other Coachella Day 3 Highlights
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That's a wrap on the first weekend of Coachella! We hope you were able to catch some of these up-and-coming acts, as well as some of your favorite artists through the live stream. But just in case you didn't, we're here to give you the rundown on some of the biggest moments of Coachella day 3.
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South likes: 8th Berlin Biennale, Berlin
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Taking an utterly different direction than the one attempted two years ago by Artur Żmijewski, the 8th edition of the Berlin Biennale, curated by Juan A. Gaitán, seems to resort to a much more solid curatorial practice in order to question the cultural development of the city. Spread over three very different venues, the 8th Berlin Biennale proposes narratives and perspectives that pursue a political discourse and at the same time set in motion a dialogue with the identity of the city, especially with its cultural establishment. The three selected venues investigate different institutional stances, questioning the fast development of the Mitte in relationship to the heterogeneous fabric of the city: in Haus am Waldsee rather discreet works are installed in the domestic environment provided by this former private villa built in the 1920s; the Museen Dahlem deals instead with the colonial imaginary of the non-European, intertwining the extraordinary ethnographical collection with contemporary art pieces, which break the institutional display of artefacts from all over the world; the KW Institute for Contemporary Art proposes eventually more recognisable patterns of display, in a traditional venue of the Berlin Biennale and cultural landmark of the city.
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LIVERPOOL go into tomorrow's Champions League clash with Barcelona without Saturday's man-of-the match Dietmar Hamann.
The German will serve a onematch ban against the Spanish giants.
His absence is a blow for the Reds as Hamann has been in tremendous form for Liverpool in recent weeks. His midfield holding role has been crucial in the club ' s superb European performances.
Hamann's fine form continued during the drab 1-1 draw with Blackburn on Saturday.
Liverpool were content with a point which took them top of the league, but disappointed they didn't claim all three.
Robbie Fowler and Danny Murphy almost stole the points in the closing stages after Matt Jensen cancelled out Michael Owen's opener
A defensive Blackburn team paid Liverpool the ultimate respect, playing a lone striker to stifle the game. Assistant manager Phil Thompson said he was surprised by Rovers' lack of adventure on home territory.
"It's amazing Blackburn trying to play that way at home. I can understand it away from home, but that's for them to play and it was up to us to break them down," said Thompson
"They showed us respect by getting players behind the ball. We were trying to win the game. "There were very few chances in fairness. It was very packed in midfield but I thought we did enough to win."
Thompson felt the Reds ought to have won a second-half penalty when John Curtis tripped Robbie Fowler. He said: "I thought Curtis didn't make contact with the ball and he took Robbie. Robbie was furious and it did look a penalty to me."
Former Liverpool boss Graeme Souness made no apologies for his tactics.
"We were not going to play naive, attacking football against Liverpool," he said.
Meanwhile, Jari Litmanen's agent Harri Kampman says the Finnish star is determined to stay at Anfield and fight for his place, despite his disappointment at a lack of first team action.
The striker wasn't on the bench on Saturday and the i m m i n e n t arrival of Milan Baros will increase competition for places.
But Kampman said: "Jari is happy at Liverpool and is not looking for a transfer."
Barcelona were held to a goalless draw by Las Palmas in the Spanish Liga yesterday. Rivaldo was rested ahead of tomorrow's Anfield clash.


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Oh well, egg time!
And Digimon!
I'm currently trying to get a Gaomon on the Digimon game, which seems to come from the same digitama as Gabumon does, but I'm not sure if it'll evolve from Tsunomon or if it would hatch as Gaomon's in-training form, Wanyamon I think it is. After all, my first Gigimon evolved to Veemon and I assume it also evolves to Guilmon? 8| Confusing!
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For Your Eyes Only
{3/5} "I'm a good judge of man. You have what the Greeks call 'thrausos' — guts."
For Your Eyes Only, released in 1981
A British nuclear submarine is destroyed off the coast of Albania. When they ask a marine archaeologist to find the wreck, he and his wife are killed by a Cuban hit man. James Bond is sent to investigate, and he encounters Melina, the daughter of the marine archaeologist. She's out for revenge.
The opening scene doesn't bode well — bringing back Blofeld after a 10-year absence was a bit of an odd choice, especially since I'm guessing people thought he was dead.
The Italian and Greek scenery is very nice. But the story didn't grab me very much. It is a better movie than its immediate predecessor, Moonraker — it's more serious.
Stars Roger Moore, Topol, and Carole Bouquet. Directed by John Glen (Octopussy). The music by Bill Conti has a distinctly 70s sound to it.
This is probably the 2nd time I've seen it.
I previously reviewed Moonraker.


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Search for homes by your favorite or desired lifestyle in Southern California. Each city will have a lifestyle menu so you can really narrow down your searching and save time online.
|Search by Lifestyle
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|Active Adult Communities
|Boat Dock Homes
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Do You Live the Boating Lifestyle & Want to Park it Behind Your Next Home?
I have a lot of clients that want to park their boat behind their next home. Boat size ranges from 25 feet to 80 or more. Searching by the size of the dock is a little challenging.
For my last client, I had to read through all of the property descriptions and call other agents to see what the size of the private dock was…and would it fit their boat. There is no easy way to search for certain boat dock size.
Below are all of the homes with private boat docks by city or you can search all Southern California homes with boat docks.
Long Beach Homes with Boat Docks
Huntington Beach Boat Dock Homes
Active Adult Communities for 55+ Over
|Los Angeles County
|Orange County
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|Huntington Lanmark
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|Rancho Mission Viejo
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Many people are moving to Southern California for the weather. Imagine 345 days of sun. You can wear shorts every day. Work in your shorts, walk on the beach and enjoy your new lifestyle in Southern California.
Some of my clients love the beach and want an ocean view from their windows of their home or condominium. They have always dreamed of moving to southern California and living the beach lifestyle.
Some of them live in Arizona or Texas where is is hot for 4 to 12 weeks of the year during the summer and they need to escape the weather. The beach is where my clients love to move too.
Your Lifestyle of Sailing, Surfing, Boating or Paddle Boarding Can Start Next
Cities for the beach lifestyle include Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Long Beach, Seal Beach, Surfside, Sunset Beach, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Corona Del Mar, Newport Coast, Laguna Beach, Dana Point, San Clemente and down to the San Diego area.
If Hiking Trails or Mountain Biking is Your Lifestyle, Then You Found the Right Place
Runyon Canyon offers you 160 acres of hiking trials in Los Angeles. You can see the Hollywood Sign, Griffiths Observatory and the ocean from your hiking in this area. There are many peoples to hike in Southern California.
I've been on hikes along the coastline in Dana Point.
Attractions to Visit in Southern California
- Universal Studios
- Disneyland
- Knotts Berry Farm
- Magic Mountain
- Los Angeles Zoo – if you love animals, the LA Zoo is the place to be.
- San Diego Zoo
- Hollywood
- Griffith Observatory – went there many times when I was younger. It is a fun place to visit in Los Angeles.


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History of BBC Radio (1930-1969)
Britain begins broadcasting
- June 15, 1920: Britain's first live public broadcast was from Marconi's factory in Chelmsford, Essex, and featured the famous Australian soprano Dame Nellie Melba. It caught the people's imagination and marked a turning point in the British public's attitude to radio.
- February 14, 1922 – 2MT, the first British radio station to make regular entertainment broadcasts begins transmissions from an ex-army hut next to the Marconi laboratories in Essex. 2MT led to the creation of its sister station 2LO, and subsequently the BBC. 2MT did not itself become part of the BBC and closed down on January 17, 1923. Find out more at Wikipedia*.
- May 11, 1922 – The second regularly broadcasting station, 2LO, begins broadcasting from Marconi House. 2LO would be the first of 20 experimental stations launching around the UK up to the end of 1924.
October 18, 1922 – The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) is formed.
The British Broadcasting Company Ltd (BBC) was a British commercial company formed by British and American electrical companies doing business in the United Kingdom and licensed by the British General Post Office. Find out more at Wikipedia*.
- November 1, 1922 – First broadcast receiving licence introduced for the price of 10 shillings.
- November 14, 1922 – 2LO, broadcasting from Marconi House, London, is transferred to the BBC. 2LO would be the first of 20 experimental stations launching around the UK up to the end of 1924. Find out more at Wikipedia*.
|Station Call Sign
|Launch Date
|November 14, 1922
|November 15, 1922
|November 15, 1922
|Newcastle upon Tyne
|December 24, 1922
|February 13, 1923
|March 6, 1923
|October 10, 1923
|October 17, 1923
|2FL (relay)
|November 16, 1923
|5PY (relay)
|March 28, 1924
|2EH (relay)
|May 1, 1924
|6LV (relay)
|June 11, 1924
|2LS (relay)
|Leeds and Bradford
|July 8, 1924
|July 21, 1924
|6KH (relay)
|Kingston upon Hull (Hull)
|August 15, 1924
|September 15, 1924
|5NG (relay)
|September 16, 1924
|6ST (relay)
|Stoke on Trent
|October 21, 1924
|2DE (relay)
|November 12, 1924
|5SX (relay)
|December 12, 1924
|Daventry (moved from Chelmsford)
|July 27, 1925
December 14, 1922 – John Reith is appointed General Manager of the BBC
- January 18, 1923 – Postmaster-General grants BBC licence to broadcast.
- May 1, 1923 – The BBC moves to new studios at 2 Savoy Hill, London.
BBC Firsts
- December 25, 1922– First religious broadcast, of an address given by the Rev J Mayo on Christmas Eve.
- January 8, 1923 – First outside broadcast.
- March 26, 1923 – First daily weather broadcast.
- September 28, 1923 – Radio Times first published, with a price of 2d.
- October 1, 1923 – First edition of Women's Hour.
- October 15, 1923 – First edition of The Children's Hour, previously "Children's Stories".
- November 26, 1923 – First experimental broadcast to America.
- December 30, 1923 – First continental programme relayed by landline.
- January 6, 1924, 6.30pm – First religious service broadcast, from St Maitin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London. Other religious broadcasts, made by various priests, were broadcast at different times during the evening on each of the experimental stations.
- February 5, 1924 – First Greenwich time signal broadcast.
- February 17, 1924 – Big Ben time signals inaugurated.
- April 4, 1924, 6pm on 5NO – First national broadcast to schools, "Scholars' Half-Hour". Some of the other stations broadcast different versions featuring different presenters at differing times that evening.
- April 23, 1924, 11.30am – First broadcast by King George V (opening the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley, London). The programme began at 10.30am and was broadcast on all stations.
- November 9, 1924, 2.30pm – First live running commentary from an Outside Broadcast (from the Lord Mayor's Show), bradcast on 2LO, 5IT, 6BM and 5WA as "The Passing of the Lord Mayor's Show".
- November 26, 1924 – First relay from America.
- January 24, 1926 at 8.55pm – First edition of "This Week's Good Cause", promoting a different charity each week. The programme is renamed "The Week's Good Cause" a week later and, in 1998, becomes "Radio 4 Appeal".
- January 15, 1927, 7.25pm on 2LO – First running commentary on a sports event was a Rugby International match between England and Wales at Twickenham.
- August 13, 1927, 8pm on 2LO – First BBC Prom from the Queen's Hall.
- November 11, 1927 – Experimental broadcasts to the Empire begins from Chelmsford.
- December 25, 1927 at 7.55pm on 2LO and 5XX – First BBC Christmas Fund for Children (later Children In Need). Broadcast as an edition of "The Week's Good Cause".
- March 12, 1928, 12.30pm – First broadcast by the BBC Dance orchestra, led by Jack Payne.
- January 16, 1929 – First edition of The Listener published.
- July 19, 1929 at 5.15pm – First Toytown children's play broadcast as part of "The Children's Hour".
- November 6, 1929 at 10.45am – First edition of The Week in Parliament, a series of talks by women MPs. It would become "The Week in Westminster" in February 1930.
December 31, 1926 – British Broadcasting Company dissolved
January 1, 1927 – The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is formed
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a British public service broadcaster. It is the world's oldest national broadcasting organisation and the largest broadcaster in the world by number of employees.
The BBC is established under a Royal Charter and operates under its Agreement with the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. Its work is funded principally by an annual television licence fee which is charged to all British households, companies, and organisations using any type of equipment to receive or record live television broadcasts and iPlayer catch-up. The fee is used to fund the BBC's radio, TV, and online services covering the nations and regions of the UK.
From its inception, through the Second World War (where its broadcasts helped to unite the nation), to the 21st century, the BBC has played a prominent role in British culture. It has also been known as "The Beeb", and "Auntie". Find out more at Wikipedia*.


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