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Salem is a four-year-old cat in need of a forever home through Friends of the Marshfield Animal Shelter.
Salem is FIV+, but cats with FIV can live long, healthy lives with proper care.
He should be kept indoors in a calm environment to thrive.
Salem would do best in a quiet home, possibly as the only cat.
Interested adopters can connect via the shelter’s adoption link.
The piece links readers to past Pet of the Week features, including Scooter.
The Pet of the Week feature is part of WATD 95.9 FM’s news and talk programming.
Readers are encouraged to visit the shelter for adoption applications.
The article emphasizes the need for a patient, loving owner for Salem.
The post highlights the shelter’s broader Pet of the Week archive.

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BTPS is moving forward with public updates and fundraising as it advances the Babcock Theatre preservation project.
A free 'Movie Melodies' concert on April 24 will raise funds for the theatre restoration.
An unveiling of interior concepts by Alfred State College architecture students is planned for May 6 at the Wellsville Creative Arts Center.
Puppet Making Workshops are planned for May to involve volunteers in the restoration process.
A Drive-Thru Reel Pulled Pork Dinner is set for June 7 to raise funds and involve the community.
The fundraiser dinner costs $15 and supports theater preservation with meals prepared by volunteers.
BTPS aims to preserve the Babcock Theatre, a historic landmark on Main Street.
Public donations and volunteer support are encouraged to aid the Babcock project.
The BTPS plans multiple events through spring and early summer to build support.
Overall project cost and progress details are provided for community transparency.

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St. Joseph’s Prep in Philadelphia receives a $74 million gift from Nick Howley, his wife Lorie and the Howley Foundation to fund scholarships and a new multi-sports complex.
The donation will fund 80 four-year scholarships for the Howley Scholars Program at the school.
Construction of the athletic complex, an outdoor courtyard and classroom, and additional facilities will begin in 2027 with completion around 2030.
Nick Howley is a 1970 graduate of St. Joseph’s Prep and the founder of TransDigm Group, a publicly traded aerospace company.
Howley previously donated $5 million for the Howley Scholars Program in 2021 and $15 million to Drexel University in 2024.
The gift aims to provide opportunities for students across multiple sports and to enhance school infrastructure.
St. Joseph’s Prep officials call the gift the largest ever to a Catholic high school in U.S. history.
The Howley Foundation supported additional facilities such as an underground parking facility and an amphitheater.
The project supports rugby, football, lacrosse, soccer, and ultimate frisbee among other sports at the campus.

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