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Photographer Kimberly Butler reacts to learning that she is related to others in the room while filming a documentary about Butler’s life at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Family History Library in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, June 29, 2021.
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Photojournalist and celebrity photographer Kimberly Butler had a good idea of what was coming in the “big reveal,” but she was about to be flabbergasted.
It was a Tuesday morning, June 29, and Butler was sitting at a table in the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, with Craig Foster, a research specialist at FamilySearch.
The best things to do in Toronto this weekend: May 28-30
The best things to do in Toronto this weekend: May 28-30
Including Inside Out, Juno Week, July Talk and Macy Gray livestreams and Louise Pitre s solo show By NOW Staff
Tony Award-nominated actor and singer Louise Pitre’s acclaimed autobiographical solo show streams May 27-31.
Our picks for the best things to do in Toronto for the weekend of May 28 include Louise Pitre’s acclaimed solo show, a fully-staged and filmed production of Handel’s The Resurrection and Juno Week.
On The Rocks… Stirred Not Shaken
The multi-talented, Tony Award-nominated actor and singer Louise Pitre (Les Misérables, Piaf, Mamma Mia!) presents a filmed version of her acclaimed autobiographical solo show with original songs by Pitre and W. Joseph Matheson.
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BELMONT Seven new members were recently inducted into the Genesee Valley Central School chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS).
New members include Emera Aquila, Elizabeth Bentley, Sierra Burrows, Kimberly Butler, Addison Herring, Trenton Scott and Nathan Slawson.
Genesee Valley alumnus, Joshua Deichmann, class of 2014, offered his congratulations to the new members in a pre-recorded video. Joshua spoke on the NHS pillar of service. “True service is more of a posture or a mindset,” commented Joshua. “Try to find a way to serve one person each day. You don’t know what impact it might have.”
During the ceremony, students were presented with their NHS pins and certificates by superintendent Dr. Brian Schmitt and 7-12 Principal Mrs. Sara Donlon.
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