Julie Davies was the very first lady to sign the historic record as a Freeman of Montgomery following a change in the law which allowed women to hold this historic honour. Julie sadly died in early 2020 but her spirit very much lives on thanks to a number of generous bequests to community groups in the town; and now to her specially grown oak. Passionate about nature and wildlife, some 10 years ago Julie grew a number of trees from seed and as the oak grew strongly she hoped that it would eventually find a place in the town. Councillor Lionel Weaver, also a Freeman of the town, and who looks after the town’s Whitegate Pool area, identified a spot for the tree, and Julie’s partner, Ian Ward, assisted Lionel to plant the oak.
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and from its principal. let s review what we know so far. westport academy will be in the national spotlight for its dramatic turnaround. test scores are up and the school is no longer on the state watch list. it is a great difference. felicia irick has been invited to new york to tell her story. she is quick to give credit where she says it is due. i would have to say that i have the best staff a group of people who are truly committed to students and their families. if your card. whose turn is it? it all starts in the classroom where teachers have been given the freedom to change. the administration has encouraged the teachers to work as a community and to really take ownership of what is going on in the classroom. we re to do the things we need to do that need to be that we need to be successful and to help our students to achieve. there is a clear plan of action. it is heavy on the basics, especially reading. if we re not executing the plan, it wil
[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org good evening. i am deborah weiner. tonight, and anne arundel family is wondering what happened after a woman was struck and killed in glenn bernie. police say it was just after 6:50 last night. she was found lying behind a home. her family said she was on her way, walking on the street to church. they say she was walkingç on te çsidewalk when a dark colored minuivan popped up on the curve and hit commons. she was later pronounced dead. and hit collins. they later found the driver at a parking lot a short distance away. a father from the holy trinity church says this is a great loss for their community. it is a great, great tragedy, for someone who is coming to join us for worship and is part of the celebration of their spiritual life. it is a terrible thing. the man was detained for questioning. at this point, police are saying that speed was