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It began when her mother, Kim Castellano, lost her hair, lost her breasts, then lost her life. Over a year later, Riley Castellano teamed up with her best friend, Anna Lockhart, to turn their loss into something meaningful.
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There’s been a lot in the news about mental health—even here in Loudoun. The more stories I read, the more I want to make sure everyone knows about the resources available to them and their loved ones that can save or change a life.
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Exclamations of surprise and delight reverberated throughout the hallways and into the new resource rooms of INMED’s Family & Youth Opportunity Center as children checked out their new after-school space, which was renovated over the summer.
Read moreLast Tuesday evening two faith communities here in Leesburg, Sha’ are Shalom synagogue and Christ Episcopal Church, conducted what I think was the 34th Community Table of Loudoun dinner. CTL, which is now four years old, continues to periodically provide an elegant sit-down dinner for anybody that feels like coming. No questions asked, no litmus test of eligibility.
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Tree of Life Ministries began in 2008 in Purcellville as a collaborative effort of like-minded Christian churches with a simple
Read moreFor some families, clipping coupons is a perk, something to help save a dollar or two. But between the people on the street and those living comfortably, there is a community made up of men and women working hard and still just living paycheck to paycheck.
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This April, nearly 2,000 walkers and runners will gather in Brambleton to fight breast cancer. The 10th Annual Step Sisters’ Ribbon Run/Walk will take place on April 22. But this isn’t just another race. Where do the funds raised from this event go?
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Meet Nery Hernandez, who has been serving up authentic Salvadoran street food made from scratch for a year.
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No matter who we are or where we come from, we all deserve to have a decent life. We deserve to feel strength and stability every day. We deserve to know we have the power to take care of ourselves and build our own futures. At Loudoun Habitat for Humanity our vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Because you, me, we—we’re all humans. And every single one of us deserves the opportunity for a better future.
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There are many local, Loudoun-based nonprofits serving the needs of the Loudoun community. One of those local nonprofits is your American Red Cross. In fact, the American Red Cross has been serving Loudoun County for the past 99 years. March 9 will mark our 100-year anniversary here in Loudoun.
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