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New partnership highlights "When Everybody Swims" and launches path toward 2026 Swim Up Hill Light Program

Hosted by Swim Up Hill and supported by Reebok and ABG Group, the private gathering signals the next chapter in Jamal Hill's rise as both an athlete and ambassador for Los Angeles ahead of the 2028 Games.

First-of-its-Kind Mobile Game Turns Water Safety Into a Global Adventure for Youth, Featuring Cultural Storytelling and Life-Saving Skills

Take Advantage of Limited-Time Plumbing Coupon for Affordable, Fast, and Reliable Drain Cleaning in Inglewood, CA

TEDxInglewood is back for its third annual conference on Saturday, August 9, 2025, returning to the iconic Miracle Theater for a powerful day centered around the theme "Energy." Designed to ignite thought, connection, and momentum, this year's event will.

This Easter, witness a resurrection in sound. A divine collision of gospel greatness—Cory Henry with special guest Deitrick Haddon light up the stage. One night. Two legends. An Easter celebration that redefines gospel music.

Celebrating its' tenth year of their U.S. Educational Giveaway, Minus K Technology has to-date granted over $100,000 of its superior performing patented Negative-Stiffness low-frequency passive mechanical vibration isolators to colleges in the USA

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The rising EMO R&B artist joins a growing roster of talent, with her debut EP set for release in early 2025, while forging new creative collaborations with Position Music.

Minus K Technology announces its Educational Giveaway of $25,000 worth of Vibrations Isolators to U.S. Colleges and Universities.

The City of Inglewood proudly celebrated Dr. Marlo Nicole Richardson on July 16 for her exceptional contributions to business, entrepreneurship, and community empowerment. Mayor James T. Butts led the ceremony, recognizing Dr.

Minus K congratulates the four winners of the Minus K's 2023/2024 Educational Giveaway. Over $75,000 of new passive mechanical hub hertz vibration isolators have been granted to universities and colleges in the U.S. over the last ten years.

At about 2-1/2 inches in height, while isolating vibrations as low as 1 hertz, the new completely-passive Negative-Stiffness tabletop vibration isolation platform provides the industry's thinnest low-height, low-frequency isolator.

Celebrating 30 years in business, Minus K Technology is giving away $25,000 worth of patented vibration isolators to colleges within the United States