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S O C I A L M E D I A H O L I D A Y C A L E N D A R J A N U A R Y A P R I L 1. New Year’s Day 1. April Fools' Day 7. I’m Not Going To Take It Anymore 7. National Beer Day Day 10. National Siblings Day 8. Elvis Presley's Birthday 11. National Pet Day 10. Peculiar People Day 15.Get to Know Your Customers Day 21. Get to Know Your Customers Day 16. National Wear Your Pajamas to 24. National Compliment Day Work Day 28. Data Privacy Day 22. Earth Day F E B R U A R Y M A Y 2. Groundhog Day 1. May Day 6. Frozen Yogurt Day 4. Star Wars Day 9. National Pizza Day 5. Cinco de Mayo 14. Valentine’s Day 6. National Nurses Day 20. Love Your Pet Day 15. International Day of Families 22. National Margarita Day 20. National Be a Millionaire Day 25. National Wine Day M A R C H 28. National Hamburger Day 5. National Employee Appreciation J U N E Day 7. National Be Heard Day 1. National Say Something Nice Day 8. International Women’s Day 4. National Donut Day 15. World Consumer Rights Day 8. Best Friends Day 17. St. Patrick’s Day 20. First Day of Summer 20. First Day of Spring 21. National Selfie Day 24. Cocktail Day 27. Micro-, Small-, And Medium- 27. Celebrate Exchange Day (a day for Sized Enterprises Day businesses to share ideas) 30.Social Media Day O C T O B E R 1. World Smile Day 1. National Coffee Day 4. National Taco Day 14. National Dessert Day 16. Boss’s Day 21. Get to Know Your Customers Day 31. Halloween J U L Y 4. Independence Day N O V E M B E R 7. World Chocolate Day 15. Give Something Away Day 1. National Author’s Day 15. Get to Know Your Customers Day 5. Doughnut Day 17. World Emoji Day 11. Veterans Day 18. Nelson Mandela International Day 16. National Entrepreneurs Day 24.Tell an Old Joke Day 23. Espresso Day 31. National Mutt Day 29. Chocolates Day A U G U S T D E C E M B E R 1. World Wide Web Day 8. International Cat Day 4. National Cookie Day 9. National Book Lovers Day 12. Poinsettia Day 10. National Lazy Day 21. First Day of Winter 15. National Relaxation Day 24. Christmas Eve 16. National Tell a Joke Day 25. Christmas Day 19. World Photo Day 31. New Year’s Eve 26. National Dog Day S E P T E M B E R 3. National Lazy Mom’s Day 6. Read a Book Day 11. National Day of Service and Remembrance 12. National Grandparents Day 21. International Day of Peace 22. First Day of Fall 29. National Coffee Day .

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Kirkland Crossings May 2021 The Origin of Mother's Day he present-day celebration of Mother's Day began in the year 1908 when Anna Jarvis organized a memorial for her mother, also named Ann Jarvis who was a T peace activist and cared for the wounded soldiers of the American Civil War. The event was held at the St Andrew's Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia, which currently holds the International Mother's Day Shrine. Daughter Anna began the task of getting support for the celebration of Mother's Day in the United States in 1905 after her mother died that same year. She wanted to honor all the mothers of the world who had done a lot for their family and society. Due to her continuous efforts, most of the US states by 1911 started celebrating Mother's Day as a local holiday and the West Virginia, the home state of Jarvis. became the first state to declare it a holiday in 1910. Finally, the second Sunday of May was officially designated as Mother's Day in the USA and was declared a national holiday after Woodrow Wilson, the 28th President of United States of America, signed the proclamation in the year 1914. In this way, the present Mother's Day came into existence in the USA and the same date is also selected by countries like India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Italy, Singapore, Belgium, and a lot more other countries. Why do we celebrate Mother's Day? Mother's Day is celebrated in various parts of the world to express respect, honor and love towards mothers.
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April 13, 2010 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E525 40 percent of these contracts were awarded to past several years to make April 10th the offi- IN HONOR OF STATE REPRESENT- businesses in the District of Columbia, where cial day we reflect upon the importance of our ATIVE V. GEORGE CAREY the project is located. siblings. Regional Contracting Services began in July April 10th would mark the birthday of Ms. HON. MICHAEL N. CASTLE 2001 with a $7,000 investment and has grown Evart’s sister, Lisette, who died tragically in an OF DELAWARE significantly, reporting annual sales revenue of accident that also took the life of her father in IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES $16 million last year, with a bonding capacity 1972. Lisette was only 19 years old. Just 14 Tuesday, April 13, 2010 of $2 million per job, and $10 million in total. years later, in 1986, Ms. Evart’s older brother, Mr. CASTLE. Madam Speaker, it is with Regional Contracting Services has 60 employ- Alan, died in an accident in his home at the great honor that I rise today to recognize the ees, and has been rated among the top 500 young age of 36. ‘‘Fastest Growing Companies in America’’ by career of The Honorable State Representative Siblings significantly affect our lives and Entrepreneur magazine. V. George Carey. A member of Delaware’s Regional Contracting Services has worked shape who we are. Siblings are a major part House of Representatives for the past 26 on some of the Washington area’s top of our family, and often when our parents are years and president of Carey Farms, Inc., projects, including the Children’s National gone our siblings are the only family we have Representative Carey is a man who has given Medical Center, the Mandarin Hotel, the Pen- left.
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Senate Resolution No. 857 Senator PARKER BY: Governor Andrew M
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