Coconino Coalition for Children & Youth update for June 26 — Families brave weather to gather information at Page’s ‘Fishin’ After Dark’ wellness fair

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Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Connections Spotlight

Families brave weather to gather information at Page’s ‘Fishin’ After Dark’ wellness fair

Strong gusty winds didn’t deter families and wellness providers from attending the inaugural “Fishin’ After Dark” wellness fair held June 17 at the John C. Page Memorial Park.

More than a dozen health providers and community service organizations were set up in the park during an event presented by the Community Wellness Collaboration comprised of Encompass Health Services, Banner Page Hospital and Canyonlands Health Care.

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Victim Witness Services Coconino County: Help crime victims by taking a survey!

Children’s Action Alliance update — Great News on the Child Care Front

First Things First update for June 24 — Extension for Eddie Basha Award for Service and Leadership Nominations

Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence (AzCASE) update for June 24 — Want Priority Seating for your staff at the Conference?

Save the Date: Kevin Campbell returns to Northern Arizona on Oct. 29

Vendors can now sign up to participate in CCC&Y’s 9th Annual Flagstaff Early Childhood Fair

2019 Summer Camps in Region. Also get Summer Meals for Youth Information Here

2019 Health and Welfare Resource Networking meetings in Coconino County

2019 Flagstaff regional events

2019 Fredonia Regional Events

2019 Grand Canyon, Tusayan Regional Events

2019 Page Regional Events

2019 Tuba City, Navajo Nation regional events

2019 Williams regional events

Education Spotlight

Education Spotlight: Flagstaff retiree bikes across 11,377 miles, 30 states

In 2004 Derald Cox retired from his position as assistant principal and athletics director at Flagstaff High School. In the 15 years since, he’s bicycled 211 days and 11,377 miles across 30 states — recently completing a perimeter around the entirety of the United States on his own two wheels.

It’s clear Cox also used to be a math teacher because he’s even calculated the number of revolutions his tires have taken in those years: just over 8 million.

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