We are excited about this year's camp season! The Noles are committed to being the best Girl's Basketball Camp in the Southeast region. We will teach and break down each skill for every individual, give back to the community, devote ourselves to AAU and High school teams, and promote the growth of a better game for Girls' basketball. ...

We are excited about this year's camp season! The Noles are committed to being the best Girl's Basketball Camp in the Southeast region. We will teach and break down each skill for every individual, give back to the community, devote ourselves to AAU and High school teams, and promote the growth of a better game for Girls' basketball. ...

HighScope Educational Research Foundation is an independent nonprofit research, development, training, and public outreach organization with headquarters in Ypsilanti, Michigan. HighScope's mission is to lift lives through HighScope Headquarters - Hutchinson House January 2008education. We envision a world in which all educational settings use active participatory learning so everyone has a chance to succeed in life and contribute to society. ...

Professional Coaches at the WakeBoard Clinic have been promoting the progression of wakeboarding in the Midwest since the school opened in 1997. ...

Simpson Park Camp is a nonprofit, interdenominational Christian organization. All offerings and gifts are tax deductible.

In the early nineteenth century Methodists began holding camp meetings, an outgrowth of their early revivals. Revival services were held during the winter months, and late summer was generally reserved for the district camp meeting. Simpson Park Campground was begun as the Romeo District Summer Camp for the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1865. It is one of the oldest camp meetings in continuous service in Michigan. ...

Observer Editor and Publisher Mel Bleich stands in front of The Romeo Observer building that was enlarged in 1972 and renovated in 1978. Below top a special envelope and stamp created by the Romeo Post Office in honor of Bleich, who has owned the newspaper for 50 years as of May 1, 2009. The pictoral cancellation envelope was introduced at the Victorian Festival on May 16, 2009. Below bottom, photo of Bleich and his family taken in 1959 that ran on the front page of the Observer prior to him owning the paper. From left with Bleich are Thomas, Joan, Dianne and Robert. ...

Total Sports Complex is committed to excellence in creating an exciting and active lifestyle. We maximize your child's summer experience through a diverse offering of sports and specialty camps. ...

SUNY Fredonia's volunteer impact throughout Chautauqua County is well known, with approximately 13,000 student volunteer hours contributed annually. Now, thanks to the creation of the Fredonia Academic Community Engagement (FACE) Center, traditional volunteering at SUNY Fredonia is poised to evolve into more strategic, long-lasting and meaningful experiences for both students and community members alike. ...

Yellow Jacket Sports Camps include a solid program of instruction in the fundamentals of the respective sports. Individual attention and daily competition allow each camper to develop his/her skill. Time is set aside each day to present Christian principles and their application to daily living. ...

Yellow Jacket Sports Camps include a solid program of instruction in the fundamentals of the respective sports. Individual attention and daily competition allow each camper to develop his/her skill. Time is set aside each day to present Christian principles and their application to daily living. ...