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March 1 marked the beginning ofWomens History Month,and in St. Petersburg, Florida, theres a museum not just dedicated to women but to moms.Mary Havlock has only been a mom for 18 months but already appreciates the impact theMuseum of Motherhood,also known as MOM, is having on the community. Walking past the museum, I had to do a double take because I was like, Museum of Motherhood, thats me, thats a museum for me, Havlock stanley cup told Scripps News Tampa. Im here with my stroller with my infant twins. The museum has been a 20-year endeavor by St. Pet botella stanley ersburg mom Joy Rose, who was running it out of her own home until late last year when she found the perfect space for it. The Museum of Motherhood is actually the first of its kind. We basically cover the last 250 years of American stanley tumbler motherhood, said Rose. We know museums only have about 11% women in their collections, so its time to get visible. SEE MORE: How Women s History Month became an international celebrationThe Museum of Motherhood is a nonprofit run on volunteers and donations, focusing on mom-inspired history, science and art. My mom inspired this, and so I titled it Mother, and so I thought it was only fitting that I dedicate it Rfgt Is a home warranty worth it Couple denied AC replacement when it fails.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?In t stanley water bottle he 6th District in Kansas City, Mo. on Saturday, its all about getting rid of those items like old documents and bulky items for the 6th stanley thermobecher District Clean-Up.Starting at 8 a.m., people in the area can bring items like old furniture, electronics, leaves and brush tire stanley cup s with or without rims and documents you need shredded.Electronics will have an additional fee:$5 for CRT monitors$10 for items containing Freon$20 for LED/LCD/plasma TVs$30 for CRT TVs 26 inches or less $50 for CRT TVs 27 inches or more, big screen/projection TVs wood console TVs.There are two locations for drop off: Ruskin High School and South-Broadland Presbyterian Church. Also, we want to prevent illegal dumping which is a big problem going on. So we want to try to eliminate that by giving people the opportunity to bring their stuff out to these clean-ups, said Robert Woods, Program Specialist for Neighborhoods and Housing Services Department.This event happens twice a year. When they held the event in June, they had more than 63 tons of unwanted waste brought, including a little more than 1,100 waste tires.The clean up-goes until 12pm. Copyright 2020 Scripps Media, Inc. Al