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Jun 30, 2021
7:24 AM – 12:24 PM
 
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May 24, 2021
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May 31, 2021
MEMORIAL DAY
Jun 07, 2021
MAKING AN IMPACT FOR SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING THROUH ROTARY'S GLOBAL GRANT PROCESS
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ROTARY WATER PROJECTS
 November 16, 2020 - Joe Weisiger, a man with much management experience and a Rotarian, told us about several water projects that Rotary has been and continues to be involved in.  To see the video he showed about the Water Lady, click HERE
Joe described the situation on the Navajo Reservation is some detail.  The video he showed HERE gave us a wide perspective on the water problems that the Navajo nation has experienced for many years. The Navajo are trying to improve their situation via political routes but that is a long process.  In the interim they rely on the "Water Lady" to deliver water to their small holding tanks. The situation is dire and very depressing. To help solve the water problem, Rotary International has provided several grants but more funding is needed. Joe asked our club to consider supporting a new grant to continue this important work.  Our club will consider this in the near future. 
 
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BUYING AND SELLING HOUSES DURING COVID-19
 November 09, 2020 - Laura Myers gave us an excellent detailed analysis of the housing market during the Covid-19 era.  Her presentation can be seen by clicking HERE. 
NEBRASKA WILDLIFE BIOLOGY
 November 2, 2020 - Erin Considine (daughter-in-law of Machel) gave us an excellent presentation on forest fires and their implications.  Her presentation can be seen HERE
Erin reminded us that Smokey the Bear was first created in 1944 in an effort to prevent forest fires. She spoke about the effect of wild fires on wild life. She explained that each species of wild life approaches the survival of a forest fire differently.  Many animals that survive the fire die in the aftermath because the environment has been destroyed. Erin said that today the fire season is longer, fires are more severe (hotter) and last longer. She told us about the need for thinning but that it was a complicated topic due to environmental factors, political factors, and monetary factors.
Erin is obviously very enthusiastic about her work and gave us an excellent presentation. You can see the presentation HERE.
 
 
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About Our All Volunteers Club

If you are a busy person who wants to have fun while making a difference, then be our guest for lunch on Monday (not holidays) from 12:00 to 1:00 pm at the Olive Garden.  Currently our meetings are in person and via Zoom. We are men and women in ages from 30's to retired. Check our Facebook page - Kyrene  RC as well. The URL for this page is KyreneRotary.org

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ECONOMIC IMPACTS AND PROJECTIONS
 October 26, 2020 - Dr Stephen Happel gave us his perspective on the economy today, where it might be going, and the impact of COVID-19.  His presentation can be viewed HERE  
Dr Happel started with a few observations - 1. There are no free lunches; 2. A good heart is not enough for success; 3. Moral capitalism is better than socialism; plus a few others.  He believes that tariffs are not good and that inflation is beginning to rise.  He said that the U.S. will survive because we have always been clever and adaptable.  Consumer confidence is high and the economy should expand at a rate of 3.9%. Dr Happel gave us his scenario if Trump wins and if Biden wins. Short term he is worried about tax increases but doesn't think we will decline into a double digit recession.  He believes that the U.S. will "go after" China regardless of who is president. His presentation was well received and led to many questions from our members. His presentation can be viewed HERE
 
 
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DESERT HOOVES PONY CLUB

 
 October 19, 2019 - Lisa Kilpatrick is the District Commissioner for the Desert Hooves Pony Club which is a participant in the USPC Pony Clubs. A link to the presentation is HERE 
This Pony club began in 2016 with 3 members and has 27 members today. The Club not only teaches riding but also horse management, self reliance, character, leadership, communication skills, and a sense of community. The members range in age from 5 to 25 and are taught how to participate in regional and national competitions. Members have the chance to attend an annual 1 week camp. Members above 14 years are eligible to participate on a Youth Board where they learn how to be a responsible board member. Two enthusiastic young club members described what their experiences in the club meat to them. Rotary club members appreciated learning about this creative program to help young people develop.
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