Isis. A powerful emotional image of the sixmonth pregnant wife kissing the casket there. The his funeral happening the same time new information is emerging about what happened to him and his unit that day. Were going to have more about that in just a minute. But first cnns rosa fluoresore hollywood florida. They buried the 25yearold son, loved one just a short time ago. Rosa, clearly a very somber day there. Reporter you know hearts are broken, hearts are reeling right now for u. S. Army Sergeant La David Johnson, as you might imagine, a ve emotional and somber moment here for this family. Le he was surrounded by family members, by friends, weve learned hes also a mentor to many, so hearts are very, very heavy. We know of course he is survived by his wife and childhood sweetheart, myesha johnson, they have two Young Children and another one on the way, and pam, one of the very emission nal moment the wsz when soldiers gave each one of them an american flag. His widow, two children, an
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These awards support community engagement projects with grants up to $750 each.
“The common theme is that they all want to positively impact the greater Middletown community,” said Rhea Drozdenko, JCCP community participation coordinator. “There is no one right way to do community engagement, and the Innovation Fund supports nontraditional ideas. It’s important that our grantees are grounded in the ideas of mutual respect and collective responsibility as they go out into the community.”
All applicants are required to read the Cardinal Community Commitment the University’s collective approach to civic engagement before starting their work.
“Students also must become familiar with the community they wish to serve, practice ongoing self-reflection, embrace a spirit of humility with their work, and be an adaptable collaborator and partner,” Drozdenko said.
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halls again. there are still plenty of obstacles. s on classrooms in disrepair, roads are nearly impassable because of the misdemeanorslides and there s no running water in town. margarita says she is staying strong and wants to see her grandchildren back in a classroom, just not this with you. there are a total of 74 public schools throughout puerto rico serves as some of the shelters. you can imagine the tremendous undertaking for officials to try to figure out where to put some of these families so they can finally open some of these schools, pamela, but there is some hope. come tuesday as we just mentioned, there are many schools in san juan, also maya west, a city on the western coast of the island that will hopefully open their doors up to some of these students, especially for some of those students in some of those neighboring communities. it just gives you a look at the
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people here in san juan have described for me, these students are essentially the soul of this island. since they get back in a classroom, the sooner they begin healing from the emotional wounds. as we say firsthand, it may be a while before some of these schools are open again. this school yard should be bustling. not today, not since hurricane maria threatened and later devastated puerto rico. the doors to this high school have been closed since september 18th. today the only signs of life are on the other end of the campus. room 204 serves as margarita fuentes temporary home. this 52-year-old grandmother of 11 tells me, from one moment to oog she lost her house and
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