Sentence examples for historic communities from inspiring English sources

The Jewish resurgence in Germany has seen the growth of historic communities, the return of Jewish culture, synagogues, and schools across Germany and more recently the ordination of a new generation rabbis studying at seminaries based in Germany.

Large historic communities remain - but there is also greater geographic spread among newcomers.

Other forms of strip-mining have ravaged millions of acres of forests, farms and historic communities in 20 other states.

In Appalachia alone, over 470 mountains have literally been obliterated, and adjacent streams and historic communities and their water sources have been poisoned or abandoned, and virtually any other sustainable industry derailed in the region.

The 710 extension has been going nowhere for more than five decades, stopped in its tracks by unyielding opposition from municipalities, civic leaders, community groups and environmentalists determined to protect the residential neighborhoods and historic communities in its path.

The JTHG National Scenic Byway, which crosses the Mason Dixon Line, serves as a link to each of the battlefields and connects over 30 historic communities, each of which was gravely impacted by the Civil War.

Located in the historic community of Third Ward is Texas Southern University, one of the largest historically black colleges and universities in the United States.

There are beaches, docks and a private club in this historic community.

— Residents of a tiny barrier island in Georgia on Tuesday won a temporary reprieve from property tax increases that they feared would drive them from their historic community.

Others died in flight and fell onto frozen lawns and narrow roads in and around Griggstown, a historic community in central New Jersey.

In Waterford, an unincorporated historic community of stone homes founded in 1833 by Quakers, the nonprofit Waterford Foundation met the threat of development head on.