Susan Adams won’t take offense if anyone refers to her as an accidental scientist.
The 24-year-old native of Smock, a tiny Fayette County village near Uniontown, never imagined herself immersed in any kind of science, let alone geology.
She graduated from Uniontown Area High School and the masonry class at the Fayette County CTI in 2015 and promptly entered the workforce, laying stone and building foundations.
Yet, six years later, she is the recipient of a prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, preparing for her final year of undergraduate work at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She is looking forward to graduate studies in marine geophysics at a top college on the West Coast, if all goes according to her plans.
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Cllr Stephen Boulton and Dan O Hara with one of the EV chargers
- Credit: Kevin Lines Photography
The new Common multi-storey car park in Hatfield town centre is the first location in the borough to have electric vehicle charging points installed by the council as it moves towards a zero carbon future.
Four vehicle charging points, providing power for eight electric vehicles, will be available when the car park opens on Saturday, March 20.
The multi-storey car park has 420 spaces in total.
- Credit: Kevin Lines Photography
A further 12 vehicle charging points - providing power for 24 electric vehicles - will be rolled out in car parks across the borough by the end of April.
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Good Day Atlanta viewer information: Feb. 18, 2021
By Good Day Atlanta
The mini-metropolis features handcrafted dwellings fit for the forest’s tiniest residents.
Local man creates a little magic with community fairy village: You could say Dan O’Hara is a bit of a Peter Pan.
The Forsyth County resident retired two years ago ( I hate the word retired.my wife uses the term funemployed,’ he laughs), but says in reality, he’ll never fully grow up. So, it makes sense that when the pandemic hit and limited his chances to do volunteer work, he came up with an idea fit for a J. M. Barrie book.