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- 1Microsoft tells nonprofits deleted M365 data is gone for good▼Microsoft tells nonprofits their deleted M365 data isn't coming back
Microsoft has informed nonprofits that data deleted from their Microsoft 365 accounts cannot be recovered, following problems with the retirement of grant-related licensing. The change reportedly went off the rails, leaving affected organizations unable to retrieve their information. Redmond is instead offering affected nonprofits assistance with starting over, though many are questioning why safeguards failed and what this means for data retention promises made to nonprofit customers.
- 2Groundbreaking Held for New Youth Mental Health Facility in Redmond▼Groundbreaking For New Youth Mental Health Facility in Redmond
Construction officially begins on a new youth mental health facility in Redmond, Oregon, with a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of the project. The facility is intended to expand mental health services for young people in the region, where demand for such care has been growing.
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Construction of a youth mental health facility in Redmond, Oregon is set to begin, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Tuesday. The project, reported by local outlet The Bulletin, will add dedicated mental health services for young people in the region. The size, cost and operators of the facility were not detailed in the available information.
- 4Dry Canyon Arts Association donates to keep art in Redmond schools▼Dry Canyon Arts Association donation keeping art alive in Redmond schools
The Dry Canyon Arts Association has made a donation to support arts education in Redmond schools, helping keep art programs running for local students. The gift is being welcomed by educators and families in the Central Oregon community, where school arts funding has often been tight. Supporters say the donation will help ensure students continue to have access to creative learning opportunities.
- 5Redmond exhibit lets veterans tell their stories through art▼Beyond the uniform: Veterans speak through art in new Redmond exhibit
A new art exhibition in Redmond, Oregon showcases work by military veterans, exploring their experiences beyond their uniforms. The Redmond Spokesman reports that the exhibit gives veterans a platform to speak through their art, offering the community a personal look at service, identity and life after the military. The show highlights local veteran artists and their perspectives.
- 6Redmond breaks ground on youth mental health facility●No more trips over the mountain: Redmond breaks ground on youth mental health facility
Construction has begun on a youth mental health facility in Redmond, Oregon, local outlet Central Oregon Daily reported. The project means young people in central Oregon will no longer have to travel over the mountains to receive mental health care, bringing services closer to home for families in the region.