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last month presented the Community Health Hero Award to Time Magazine’s “Kid of the Year,” Orion Jean, race to kindness and collected and donated more than 500,000 books for children in need across the United States. He also gathered 100,000 meals to feed the hungry. Orion, who has received numerous other honors, also authored a book on leadership to serve as a guide on how others can make a difference in society Juan Fresquez, Jr., and and their community. He was Laura Sweatt present Orion also instrumental in collecting Jean with the Methodist toys for children in the hospital. Community Health Hero award. His kindness crusade has helped people in need and inspired others to join him. His motto is, “If you see something you really want to change, you can make that change happen.” Hero Award to Orion Jean for his exemplary efforts to improve the health of our champion for kindness and makes the world a kinder place.”
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the United States to integrate on-demand, autonomous vehicles into an existing public transportation service, has provided more
university students, and visitors around Downtown and The University of Texas at Arlington campus. The innovative autonomous vehicle pilot program will expand service later this year. Arlington RAPID’s vehicles, including the wheelchair-accessible vehicle, will continue to be available to riders through the Via app or by calling Via’s customer service Hours are noon
to tap the local camping scene, you should check out Loyd and glamping yurts for rent – all just a rock skip from Joe Pool Lake. There’s also an on-site beach with sand volleyball and
through Friday. The RAPID service area is currently bounded by Division Street to the north, Mary Street to the east, Mitchell Street to the south, and Davis Drive to the west, covering Downtown streets.
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