Did you know that North Carolina is considered a “child care desert” when it comes to infant toddler care, with a statewide average of more than 5 families with babies competing for every available licensed child care space? We are convinced that by having more child care opportunities, Granville County will benefit by having economic growth and expansion.
In an effort to raise awareness and assist businesses, churches, etc. in considering the possibility of opening or expanding a child care facility, Representative Sossamon is planning a Child Care Forum on May 23 at "The Grand at Oxford" at Days Inn & Suites. Forum partners include DHHS, SmartStart, Vance and Granville Chambers, local child care centers, the Small Business Center at VGCC, DSS, Childcare Services Association. There will be two sessions on both days.
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. for potential child care sites
6:00 - 7:30 p.m. for the general public
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Thanks a bunch to everyone who came out to help pick up trash 🗑️ this morning and to the Stem Ruritan Club for providing a delicious breakfast! 🥞 We really made Stem Sparkle! ✨
If you were unable to make it today and still want to help out, the Alford Family will be cleaning up Brogden Road, their adopted highway on May 18th.
#makestemsparkle #hometownpride #EarthDay2024 #earthdayeveryday 🌍♻️
*Edited to note that the Commissioners met briefly for breakfast at the Ruritan Club and then divided up into teams for the cleanup. No team had more than 2 commissioners. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank for the breakfast
Stem is shiny clean!’
Don’t forget, this Saturday at 8am! Come out and help us “Make Stem Sparkle”! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Town of Stem is partnering with the Ruritan Club for our annual Make Stem Sparkle Community Cleanup Day. It will be held Saturday April 27th. Meet at the Ruritan Club at 8am for breakfast. After breakfast, we will divide into groups to cover as many of the roadways as possible. Hope to see you there! #makestemsparkle #hometownpride #EarthDay2024 ... See MoreSee Less
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Here are a few of my favorite pics from the Stem Easter Egg Hunt. We had a great time and we hope you did too! See you next year! #stemnceaster2024 ... See MoreSee Less
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Loved the photos. Stem put on a great Easter Egg Hunt . My home town.. loved it back then
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The Stem Ruritan Club knocked it out of the park again! The annual Stem Easter Egg Hunt was a blast! We had a bouncy house, face painting, raffles, ice cream, a magic show, egg hunts for kids up to age 12 and of course the Easter Bunny. Over 300 of you came out and enjoyed the festivities. We hope to see all of you again next year! Thanks again to the Stem Ruritan Club for all their hard work in making this event possible.
Here is a link to the photos we took at the event. If you have any pictures you would like to share, please use the hashtag #stemnceaster2024 ... See MoreSee Less
Stem Easter Egg Hunt 2024
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Great event.
Lots if happy children!
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Don’t forget the Annual Easter Egg Hunt this Saturday from 2-4pm! ... See MoreSee Less
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Town of Stem will there be a rain date for this event. There is a 90 percent of rain for this Saturday 😢
Did you know that North Carolina is considered a “child care desert” when it comes to infant toddler care, with a statewide average of more than 5 families with babies competing for every available licensed child care space? We are convinced that by having more child care opportunities, Granville County will benefit by having economic growth and expansion.
In an effort to raise awareness and assist businesses, churches, etc. in considering the possibility of opening or expanding a child care facility, Representative Sossamon is planning a Child Care Forum on May 23 at "The Grand at Oxford" at Days Inn & Suites. Forum partners include DHHS, SmartStart, Vance and Granville Chambers, local child care centers, the Small Business Center at VGCC, DSS, Childcare Services Association. There will be two sessions on both days.
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. for potential child care sites
6:00 - 7:30 p.m. for the general public ... See MoreSee Less
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