On Wednesday, April 17, the University of Connecticut’s Humanities Institute sponsored a seminar on Mansfield Training School, or now known as the UConn Depot Campus, by contributors to the Mansfield Training School Memorial and Museum research project.
On Wednesday, March 27, the 58th Wallace Stevens Poetry Program with Terrance Hayes was hosted at the Konover Auditorium at the Dodd Center for Human Rights.
When Paul and Stephanie Cochran's two daughters began begging for a puppy, the couple found a way to fulfill their wishes while giving back to the community. They decided to foster dogs for Best Friends Animal Society of Northwest Arkansas.
When Paul and Stephanie Cochran's two daughters began begging for a puppy, the couple found a way to fulfill their wishes while giving back to the community. They decided to foster dogs for Best Friends Animal Society of Northwest Arkansas.
Frank Rittenhouse Gourley, 80, of New Oxford, passed away on Jan. 10, 2021 holding the hand of his beloved wife of 40 years, Lavania.
Frank was born to the late John âJackâ F. Gourley Jr. and Addie Lee âTootieâ Rittenhouse Gourley on May 10, 1940, in Baltimore, Md. He is survived by his brother Donald âDonâ C. Gourley of Baltimore, Md., and is preceded in death by his brother John F. Gourley III and twin brother Thomas âTomâ L. Gourley.
Frank is survived by three daughters and two sons, Madison Bigelow (husband Lee) of Frederick, Md., Lisa Willet (husband Eric) of New Oxford; Jacquelyn Gourley Dietrich (husband Scott) of Downingtown, Pa., Fitz Gourley of New Oxford, and Jed Orndorff of Hanover, Pa. Frank had children over two generations and built a strong family of âhers, mine, and oursâ culminating in daughters Lisa and Madison with wife Lavania. He has six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, Kolton, Kiara, Violet, Sunny, M