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01/23/2026

01/02/2026

Come do a Yoga Sesh with Megan Tomorrow, and stay for a Fun Coffee experience!🤟💪☕️🧘‍♀️ https://www.facebook.com/share/1BsFe3Mag8/

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12/30/2025

Thanks for going with us to help show your customers how much you care!
It was so much fun putting these together with you!
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12/01/2025

Thanks for all the support, DIVE Nation! Big things are coming!

11/30/2025

Due to scheduling conflicts, the DIVE van will not be operating on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. We will see everyone at the post office on Friday 12/5!

11/08/2025

Come see us Saturday from 10am-1pm at Grit & Ash Designs’ Holiday Market!

10/28/2025

SCHEDULE UPDATE: The DIVE van will not be operating today or tomorrow. We apologize for the inconvenience!

We will see everyone on Friday at the Post Office on Rt 97 for Halloween! 👻 🎃

10/20/2025

Fall in love with DIVE ❤️

10/13/2025

Today we observe Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples’ Day — a date that holds two overlapping, painful, and deeply human stories about the need to belong.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Italian‑Americans lobbied for Columbus Day to claim recognition, acceptance, and a place in American life after facing prejudice and exclusion. Columbus’s Italian heritage and his place in American mythology gave the Italian-American community a symbol through which to assert legitimacy and belonging.

Over time, however, that origin story has increasingly been seen alongside another: the dispossession, violence, and erasure of Indigenous peoples that began with European colonization. For many Indigenous people, the holiday is a reminder of ongoing invisibility and marginalization—the same marginalization that led to Columbus Day being named a U.S. federal holiday in 1937.

Naming both histories together doesn’t excuse wrongdoing or equate harms. These are not competing claims of moral equivalence. They are connected human experiences born from the same basic need to be seen, heard, and included.

We don’t know what this day should be called, but its spirit of inclusivity remains as important as ever. The fundamental human need to belong has fueled some of our country’s most consequential expansions of rights: the 19th Amendment granting women the vote; the Civil Rights Act (1964) and Voting Rights Act (1965) that began dismantling Jim Crow; the Americans with Disabilities Act (1990) expanding access and legal protections; Supreme Court rulings culminating in marriage equality (Obergefell v. Hodges, 2015) that advanced LGBTQ+ dignity; and ongoing Indigenous, immigrant, and labor movements pushing for sovereignty, fair treatment, and economic justice.

So let’s be inspired by the spirit of this holiday, celebrate the success stories of marginalized communities, and acknowledge the work that remains in building a better, more inclusive world. Let’s listen before judging, welcome difficult conversations, and lean into the discomfort that helps us grow—bonus points if it happens over a cup or two of coffee.

10/10/2025

SCHEDULE CHANGE: DIVE will not be at Western Regional tomorrow. We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend and we will see you on Tuesday!

10/09/2025

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