Gentrification is a housing, economic, and health issue that affects a community's history and culture and reduces social capital.

An 1883 history also makes mention of the community's first literary society, the Oxford Lyceum.

Each October, an event called Talking Tombstones is held at Oakwood Cemetery, where individuals perform as historical figures buried there, in an effort to remember their lives and contribution to the community's history.

The Dorrance Historical Society Museum, located downtown, exhibits artifacts from the community's history.

Planter Camille Zeringue built a canal at the plantation that played a prominent role in the community's history for decades.

Conversely, opponents of changing saw no need to change, with businesses and the fire department fearing the expense of changing and the consequences of forgetting the community's history as West Paterson.

The community's early history centers on Yellow Creek which was the site for the first iron blast furnace built west of Pittsburgh.

* Upper Moreland Historical Association-" The Upper Moreland Historical Association is a non-profit organization founded by a group of citizens concerned that the community's significant and colorful history not be forgotten.

Civic leaders established the YesterYear Celebration to educate residents about the community's history and heritage.

Several works documenting the community's history have been published in the recent past.

The fastening device was chosen as a symbol for the community's seafaring history.

Gold and the railroad were both important in the community's early history: gold was first discovered in the area in 1850, and by 1893, 20 mines were operating within of Rat Portage, and the first Canadian ocean-to-ocean train passed through in 1886 on the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Survivors of the town's population established an association in Israel which in 1956 published a comprehensive memorial book on the community's history.

Yet, water rights run deep in the community's history and water ownership for uses such as irrigation, drinking and industry create unstable flow environments, greatly impacting the abundance of wildlife in and around the river.

A group of interested residents takes part in the Maerdy Archive Group which is affiliated with the Community Archives Wales scheme to teach local residents how to upload articles of their community's history.

In December 2005, a poll by The Jewish Chronicle of its subscribers, in which 2, 000 readers made their nominations, voted Jacobs the ' greatest British Jew ' in the community's 350-year history in England.

The museum showcases the community's history, including an exhibition of antique farm tractors all freshly restored and in running condition.

* Raumati South, heart and soul: our community's story of our history by Jacqueline Elliot, published by Otaki, 2008, ISBN 978-0-473-13741-0

The official website lists 33 people as having joined Kerista at various times during the community's history, though more than this number passed through for short time periods.

Meghwal community's religious leader Swami Gokuldas claims that Ramdev was himself a Meghwal in his 1982 book Meghwal Itehas, which constructs a history of the Meghwal community.

Psycharis was the coiner of the term diglossia, which describes a language community's simultaneous use of the genuine mother tongue of the present day, the vernacular, and a dialect from centuries earlier in the history of the language.

All this warms the hearts of Santa Marians as they will always remember others who have their imprint in their community's history, and of which they are justifiably proud.

Series documentaries include Our Town, focusing on a single community's culture and history, and The Spirit of Monroe County, which explores what makes Monroe County, Indiana the place it is.

The community is served by a team rabbinate: the post of Haham, or chief rabbi, is currently vacant ( and has frequently been so in the community's history ).

The Chataîgnier community's educational background dates back to the pre-Civil War year of 1858 when the first known school, the Onezine Lafleur School, was located in the upper Chataignier community.

On 11 December 1983, Prime Minister Bob Hawke promised to hand back the land title to the traditional owners and agreed to the community's 10-point plan which included forbidding the climbing of Uluru.

In the latter half of the 1950s, the town's name was temporarily changed to Jamestown in honour of Sir James Hamet Dunn, but it was later changed back to Wawa at the request of the community's residents.

Also, whatever excess power generated after satisfying the community's needs will be sold back to the electrical grid, adding another source of income for RiverBay.

In all cases no explicit agreement is made, but one service is performed for the community or another member of the community's good with the expectation that the community or another individual would give back.

" She is attacked by other cops and other queens fight back, touching off the riots that would mark the beginning of the gay community's advocacy movement for its rights.

One unusual feature of the community's transportation network is that because a railway yard separates the community into distinct halves, the main street in the western portion of the community loops back over itself in a manner resembling a cloverleaf interchange, and then crosses over both itself and the railway yard on a grade separation before returning to street level to link to the eastern street grid.

Groningen Airport Eelde's ( GAE ) history can be traced back to 1927, when Hayo Hindriks, an ex-alderman of the municipality Eelde, approaches the KLM ( without informing the community's council ).

* Safavid costumes, tapestries, European paintings brought back by Armenian merchants, embroidery, and other treasures from the community's trading heritage

Gerry Max, in recording the life of one of the community's most famous early members, travel writer Richard Halliburton ( 1900 – 1939 ), has called Laguna a " weary rover's dream ", and in Horizon Chasers offers a sense of Laguna Beach in the 1920s and 1930s.

The Road to Nab End vividly describes his upbringing and his family's fight to survive the Lancashire cotton industry's initial downturn in 1920, through its decline in the 1920s, and the community's slide into the Great Depression that followed.

Mr. Richard Preston, executive director of the New Hampshire State Planning and Development Commission, in his remarks to the Governors Conference on Industrial Development at Providence on October 8, 1960, warned against the fallacy of attempting to attract industry solely to reduce the tax rate or to underwrite municipal services such as schools when he said: `` If this is the fundamental reason for a community's interest or if this is the basic approach, success if any will be difficult to obtain ''.

The town subsequently lost its charter in 1862 but regained it in 1875 when the community's economy rebounded, mainly due to a growing railway industry.

By an overall majority, the Senate is the institution that authorizes the Government to adopt measures to enforce an autonomous community's compliance with its constitutional duties when it has failed to do so.

Later, in 1943, the Chinese were given a small quota, and the community's population gradually increased until 1968, when the quota was lifted and the Chinese American population skyrocketed.

Leverett enumerated multiple factors establishing Jones County residents ' overwhelming loyalty to the Confederacy, including ( 1 ) the proportion of eligible men in the county who served the Confederacy ; ( 2 ) the militant response of area residents to a Union raid at Rocky Creek balanced against their cordial reception of expeditions by Confederate officers Maury and Lowry ; ( 3 ) the repeated written requests of area residents to Confederate authorities for assistance defending against deserters ; ( 4 ) the community's shunning after the war of Newt Knight ; and ( 5 ) the renaming of the county by popular request " after the war to honor the two greatest heroes of the Confederacy, and this at a time when genuine Union supporters could be expected to be at the zenith of their influence ".

The community's greatest economic boom was during the Civil War, when providing for the needs of the armies camped around Washington, DC provided new income.

Niles ' iron industry thrived until the late 19th century, when the economic depression of 1873 brought about the closure of the community's largest industrial firm, James Ward and Company.

Helix, a geometry term and a part of the ear, was originally to be named Oxford, but the state declined that option when the community's post office was to be named in 1880.

The mill, which eventually became known as the Roemer Works of Sharon Steel Corporation, would serve as the community's lifeblood until 1992, when it was liquidated after filing bankruptcy.

By 1905, in addition to the church, the settlement included a blacksmith shop, a store, and a school ; when the community's cemetery was consecrated in 1906, it became the only Catholic cemetery in the area.

In general, though, regulation occurs when the government believes that the operator, left to his own devices, would behave in a way that is contrary to the community's best interests.

The only known population of Hungerford's crawling water beetles outside of the United States was discovered near there in 1986 when 42 beetles were identified at a site downstream from the community's dam.

The community's first contact with a foreign ship came in 1808 when an American ship, the Topaz commanded by Mayhew Folger, landed on the island.

In 1160 / 61 Hugues de Toucy, Archbishop of Sens, presented to the priory the relic of Saint Loup, brought from the abbey of Sainte-Colombe, to that community's dismay ; the sculpted portail with an iconography comparable to the royal portal at Chartres was doubtless undertaken shortly thereafter, when pilgrimages brought wealth to the community.

The Dublin community's discontent was deepened by the events of the Nine Years War of the 1590s, when English soldiers were required by decree to be housed by the townsmen of Dublin and they spread disease and forced up the price of food.

Mäntsälä is considered to have been founded in 1585, when the community's first church was built.

They spend the rest of the time yachting in a boat on loan from the retirement community's manager until they meet up with a deranged pervert who kills two of them ( Cheese-Dick having died when accidentally shot with a flare gun ).

The Church of Ireland community was relatively substantial until independence community's church on Main Street was abandoned until the late 1980s, when the church building and grounds were renovated and now serve as a heritage centre.

For poor rural communities in the developing world, a footbridge may be a community's only access to medical clinics, schools and markets, which would otherwise be unreachable when rivers are too high to cross.

He first came to the racing community's notice when he borrowed Stephen Choularton's Lotus 69 and won on his first outing at Croft Racing Track in the North East of England.

The community's sense of crisis sharpened when the woman's husband, one of SFZC's primary benefactors, threatened to hold the organization legally responsible for its abbot's apparent misconduct.

The community's sense of crisis sharpened when the woman's husband, one of SFZC's primary benefactors, threatened to hold the organization legally responsible for its abbot's apparent misconduct.

According to the Virginian-Pilot, many residents of the former South Norfolk believe their community's growth was stunted 42 years ago when it merged with Norfolk County to create the city of Chesapeake.