is true. we have opened up our state parks for housing, for impacted families. penny rile is already full. i think we have a hundred plus adults and a lot of kids that are out there. we re going to guarantee at least two weeks of stay. there may be other options by the end of that, but we re not going to let any of our folks go homeless. we currently have distressed families at kin lake and kentucky dam village. currently, we have some openings. i m working with the county judge, judge perry, in gray s county, to move people from a warming center or shelter, to these rooms. we ve got at least 58 rooms open at kin lake. kentucky dam village, we have 30 open. and if we can get power to lake barclay, we ll open up about 50
Fallout from the Jan. 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol, which left five people dead, reached Harvardâs Institute of Politics the following week. On Jan. 12, the bipartisan organization dismissed U.S. Representative Elise M. Stefanik â06 (R-N.Y.) from its top leadership committee for her baseless claims of voter fraud.
The IOPâs move received an array of responses â including praise and criticism. Though Kennedy School Dean Douglas W. Elmendorf stated the decision was nonpartisan, it nonetheless surfaced questions about the commitment of the organization â and Harvard more broadly â to bipartisanship: with Stefanikâs removal, the Republican minority on the Senior Advisory Committee becomes even smaller.
January 6, 1927 â January 8, 2021
On January 8th, following the celebration of her 94th birthday two days prior, Mary Glover Bastin passed peacefully into the Lordâs hands while surrounded by her family. The eldest child of Thomas Maxwell Shircliff and Martha Bayard Somes, Mary was born in Vincennes, Indiana, on January 6, 1927. She graduated from the Ladywood School in Indianapolis, attended the Sorbonne in Paris as one of the first students immediately after World War II, and graduated from Marymount College in Tarrytown, New York. Mary had the rare ability to grace every room she entered; she seldom expressed an unkind word and made each person she met feel as if they were the only person in the room. Though schooled in the social graces of that era, she was a woman ahead of her time and strived to experience the world.