The parents of Harrison Hall, a 14-year-old mountain biking enthusiast who tragically died from a cardiac arrest, have launched a community project to build a mountain biking track in Gordon, Canberra. Harrison, who was known for his passion for mountain biking and his aspirations to become a professional rider, had often discussed with his best friend Charlie the idea of creating a local track to make the sport more accessible for young riders in their area. Following Harrison's death on October 6, 2026, his parents Tracy and Christian Hall began fundraising to turn this dream into reality. Within days, over $18,500 was raised through a dedicated fundraising page, with the community showing overwhelming support. The Hall family expressed their gratitude for the generosity and the messages of support they received, stating that the project would not only honour Harrison's memory but also provide a much-needed recreational space for young people in the Gordon area. They emphasized the importance of accessible outdoor activity spaces that promote physical and mental health, particularly for those who cannot travel to more distant locations like Stromlo. The parents also highlighted Harrison's organ donation, which saved four lives, and his legacy as a 'cheeky, vibrant, and fun-loving' teenager who was deeply involved in sports. The project aims to create a dedicated mountain bike track in Gordon, with plans to include a natural parkour area using logs and boulders. The family's immediate next step is to launch a community petition to demonstrate strong local demand for this type of recreation infrastructure. The initiative has been described as a positive way to focus on Harrison's legacy and the needs of the local youth community.

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De documentaire ‘De weg naar SEE’ is op dinsdag 16 december exclusief te zien tijdens een eenmalige livevoorvertoning die een bijzondere blik biedt achter de schermen van de oer-opera SEE, een groots communityproject onder leiding van zangeres en artistiek leider Dina Popma. In het najaar van 2025 werden zes volledig uitverkochte voorstellingen van de oer-opera SEE gespeeld over Grietje en de Zuiderzee in de gemeente Hollands Kroon het project maakt deel uit van een vijfjarig initiatief ter viering van het honderdjarig bestaan van de Zuiderzeewerken en werd ontwikkeld in samenwerking met professionals, amateurs, lokale historische verenigingen en op historische locaties, waardoor het verhaal diep verankerd is in de regio en haar geschiedenis. De documentaire volgt het maakproces van SEE met de ontwikkeling, ontmoetingen, twijfels en doorbraken meer dan vijftig mensen werkten mee aan de totstandkoming van de oer-opera, waardoor het project volledig door de gemeenschap gedragen wordt. Praktische informatie De documentaire is te zien op dinsdag 16 december 2025 in de Nicolaaskerk in Westerland. De inloop begint om 19:30 uur en de voorstelling start om 20:00 uur. Tickets zijn te verkrijgen via Eventbrite.

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County staff told the council they will prepare applications for federal community project funding (earmarks) for the Orcas Landing float and possibly Hunter Bay floats, and will follow up on variable deadlines from congressional offices before returning with recommendations.

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A handcrafted wooden steam train new heritage exhibition were presented at Criccieth railway station to celebrate Community Rail Week.

A community wellbeing initiative led by Actif Gogledd Cymru Denbighshire has been shortlisted for a TPAS Cymru Good Practice Award.