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Toronto's Tiny Home Revolution: One Man's Mission to End Street Sleeping

Ever wondered how one person's heartache could spark a citywide revolution? Meet Ryan Donais, a 37-year-old construction manager from Toronto, who's turning personal pain into community gain. Inspired by his brother's struggle with homelessness, Ryan is crafting a solution that could change lives—one tiny home at a time. These portable shelters, built from fiberglass reinforced plastic, offer more than just a roof. Each unit includes a bed, desk, sink, and camping toilet, powered by solar energy. Ryan's nonprofit, Tiny Tiny Homes, aims to provide a stepping stone between tent encampments and permanent housing.

Midnight Mayhem: Labor Day Vandalism Spree Rocks Quiet Suburbs

Is your car safe on your own driveway? Scarsdale woke up to a shocking Labor Day surprise as vandals wreaked havoc across multiple neighborhoods. Over 30 residents in Fox Meadow, Greenacres, and Heathcote found their vehicles damaged, with smashed windows and broken glass littering the streets. The quiet suburbs of Edgemont weren't spared either. The Scarsdale Police Department is on high alert, urging residents with surveillance footage to step forward. What's driving this sudden surge in senseless destruction?

Local Dad-Son Duo's Literary Magic: 'The Doghouse' Fetches Hearts!

Ever wondered what it's like to co-author a book with your child? Stephen Baer, a 1994 Scarsdale High School graduate, is living that dream! He and his 8-year-old son, Jonas, have just released their heartwarming children's book, "The Doghouse," on Amazon. This tale of a Sheepdog's quest for friendship in a new apartment building is bound to captivate young readers and parents alike. But wait, there's more! The dynamic duo previously crafted "Catastrophe In The City" with Stephen's 11-year-old son, starring a mischievous feline. Could this father-son literary adventure spark a new trend in Scarsdale?

Local Boys' Lemonade Stand Raises Sweet Support for SVAC

Have you ever wondered how our youngest community members can make a meaningful impact? Matt and Daniel Aspis, two boys from Woodmere, showed us how during their visit to Scarsdale. Setting up a lemonade stand at their grandparents' Heathcote Road home over Labor Day weekend, these enterprising youngsters raised $300 for the Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps. In a heartwarming twist, their grandparents matched the proceeds, bringing the total donation to $600. This generous gesture not only supports our local first responders but also demonstrates the power of family collaboration in community service. How might this creative fundraising inspire other local families?

JCCMW's Familiar Face Takes on Exciting New Role!

Are you ready for a breath of fresh air at the JCCMW? Get ready for a delightful surprise! Patricia Heard, the yoga instructor you know and love, is stepping into a brand new role as our Adult Program Manager. She's set to bring her passion for community and wellness to a whole new level, promising inspiring, joyful, and fun programs for all. Want to be part of this exciting new chapter? Join us for a special welcome event on Wednesday, September 4th at 12:15 PM. Enjoy refreshments, say hello to Patricia, and stick around for Game Day!

For more information, contact: adultprograms@jccmw.org

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