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How St. Bonaventure University celebrates Women's History Month – The Bona Venture

A HerCampus writer holding a vision board Claire Fisher/ The Bona Venture BY: MORGAN KILGER, STAFF WRITER March is Women’s History Month, and St. Bonaventure University club leaders and faculty have plans to celebrate and raise awareness for women’s history throughout the month.  “On our campus, there have been efforts to highlight women’s history, but…

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Flowers in Middleport - Pomeroy Daily Sentinel

Flowers in Middleport Staff Report Sarah Hawley | Sentinel Sarah Hawley | Sentinel Sarah Hawley | Sentinel MIDDLEPORT It’s beginning to look a little more like summertime in the Village of Middleport thanks to some colorful flowers planed along the sidewalks. Mayor Fred Hoffman explained, “This year Middleport Village will be having containers filled with flowers along the street instead of the hanging baskets which we have had in the past.” “This was made possible by the generosity of many individuals in Middleport. The following individuals were responsible for purchasing the containers: Jim Lucus, Susan Baker, Fred and Pauline Hoffman, Shawn and Billi Arnott, Paul and Laurie Reed, Tim and Shirley Smith, Matt and Trudy Lyons, Tom and Marilyn Anderson, Farmers Bank, and Home National Bank. King Hardware and Foreman & Abbott also made a monetary donation to help with the project along with the Village of Middleport,” added Hoffman.

Diane Boit: Funeral held for Mandan Police Chief, 1971

25 Years Ago – 1996 After a nine-day run of daily high temperatures, mostly in the mid- and upper 40s with a record of 55 degrees on Feb. 19, area residents were stunned this week to see another 11 inches of wind-whipped snow fall in less than 24 hours. Travel conditions in central and western North Dakota were difficult, but eastern North Dakota received the brunt of the storm, resulting in the closure of I-94 from Jamestown to Fargo. This winter’s snowfall now stands at 54.8 inches. The record snowfall received was 91.8 inches during the winter of 1993-94. Jeremy Trnka, son of David and Maureen Trnka, a sixth-grader at St. Joseph Grade School, has won the school level competition of the National Geography Bee, answering oral questions on geography. School winners are eligible to participate in the State Bee at the end of March.