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Empty Bowls Project helps fund Friends In Service Helping (opens the original)
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Alina Dangerfield has more on the event from Friends in Service Helping. Food insecurity continues to be a growing struggle in Northern Nevada. many organizations are trying to tackle the issue, and one of them is Friends In Service Helping -- or FISH. Happening soon is the non-profitâs Empty Bowls Project, which is held annually and in collaboration with Ogres-Holm Pottery. Community members make ceramic bowls, then local restaurants compete and fill them with some of their best dishes. "The
Food Bank of Northern Nevada recognizes Hunger Action Day (opens the original)
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September 29th is Hunger Action Day. It's meant to bring awareness to food insecurity across the nation and here at home. The Food Bank of Northern Nevada says one in five Nevada children face hunger on a regular basis. September 29th is Hunger Action Day. It's meant to bring awareness to food insecurity across the nation and here at home. The Food Bank of Northern Nevada says one in five Nevada children face hunger on a regular basis. An easy way to bring awareness to the issue is to wear orang
Climate and water combine to shape the hues of fall leaves (opens the original)
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The peak for the change of colors is late October for northern Nevada, but some leaves are already showing off. Despite temperatures still sitting around 80 degrees during the hottest parts of the day, fall is officially here. Leaves in Northern Nevada are beginning to change colors, too, but itâs not simply to do with the date on the calendar. Leaves change based on environmental factors such as the water year, the temperature, and the angle of the sun. âDuring the growing season, you're go
Local program supports safe disposal of wildfire hazards (opens the original)
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As the season changes, it's the perfect time to work on defensible space around homes. Gathering up green waste and disposing of it can mean the difference between a house that survives a wildfire and one that doesn't. As the season changes, it's the perfect time to work on defensible space around homes. Gathering up green waste and disposing of it can mean the difference between a house that survives a wildfire and one that doesn't. Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue (TMFR) suggests having at least
Northern Nevadans face increased allergies during fall (opens the original)
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Experts say our area has several types of fall weeds that put off a pollen that irritates a lot of locals this time of year. While the fall season doesn't technically start until September 21st, Northern Nevadans are starting to fall allergies associated with the change of the season. Experts say itâs due to some of the vegetation local to the area. âIn Northern Nevada, we have a lot of fall weeds that create their pollen about this time. So that's usually why things pick up about this time
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