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Fictional Northstar Community Awards Program

Friday, November 20, 2026 · 7:00 PM-7:25 PM

Juniper Hall, 42 Lantern Way, Northstar, Oregon (fictional venue)

Public guest program complete3 award categories3 fictional recipients

Order of ceremony

7:00 PM
Welcome
Opening remarks and an explanation of the three fictional awards.
7:02 PM
Award 1
Neighborhood Welcome Award.
7:08 PM
Award 2
Practical Service Award.
7:14 PM
Award 3
Community Care Award.
7:20 PM
Closing
Final thanks; the public program ends at 7:25 PM.

Award presentations

7:02 PM · Award 1

Neighborhood Welcome Award

Recognizes a welcoming practice that helps newcomers take part.

Presenter: Jordan Pike (fictional)

Recipient: Mina Vale (fictional)

Fictional citation: Created a clear welcome route for new volunteers.

7:08 PM · Award 2

Practical Service Award

Recognizes a specific improvement to a shared community task.

Presenter: Casey North (fictional)

Recipient: Theo Reed (fictional)

Fictional citation: Simplified a shared supply check for a small team.

7:14 PM · Award 3

Community Care Award

Recognizes a sustained act of care in a community setting.

Presenter: Rowan Bell (fictional)

Recipient: Nia Stone (fictional)

Fictional citation: Kept a weekly check-in running for neighbors who asked for it.