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FORT WAYNE â Questa Education Foundation has released the names of students in its 2021 spring and summer graduating class.
The class includes 92 students from Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells and Whitley counties.
These Questa Scholars have received their associate, bachelorâs or masterâs degrees in various fields including business, computer engineering, criminal justice, education, mechanical engineering, and various medical fields, among others.
Questa Scholars receive low-interest forgivable loans that are up to 50% forgiven if they live and work in northeast Indiana for five years following graduation. An additional 25% of the total loan can be forgiven when they attend and graduate from one Questaâs regional partner institutions. In many cases, scholars are graduating with 75% of their Questa loans forgiven.
The Martha s Vineyard Times
Let the good times roll!
The Rolling Bar is one swank horse trailer.
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Grace Guck and her fiancé converted her horse trailer into an upscale bar for special events. AnicaBanica Photography
Grace Guck and her fiancé converted her horse trailer into an upscale bar for special events. AnicaBanica Photography
The interior of the Rolling Bar features live-edge oak acquired
from a mill in Vermont and finished beautifully. AnicaBanica Photography
MV Ponies goes to kids birthday parties with Grace dressed as a princess and her pony Popcorn dressed as a unicorn. Chandler Cook
Grace Guck, who has been an avid horse person for all of her life, had a great idea. As the clubhouse manager at the Edgartown Yacht Club, she is always on the lookout for novel ways to stage events, and given that she and her fiancé, Josh Cotterill, had just gotten engaged in 2018, things got personal. What could she do to put a unique twist on her own
BUTLER — It started very organically, but broadcasting of Eastside events has evolved into something more, which could become a new curricular offering in the future.