2021 GRC Graduates Honored
May 12, 2021
Current GRC Scholars, Top row, L to R: Olivia Casey, Madeline Whistler, Emily Templeton, Julia Albesa, Nav Chima, Lauren Doll, Paige Fisher, Arianna Mack
Graduating GRC Seniors, Front row, L to R: Morgan Blaylock, Cara Amatangelo, Zac States, Carrie Pickering, Megan Fitzgerald
With faculty, staff, and students gathered together, Wednesday, May 5 marked a special milestone for Global Initiatives. Five graduating seniors, part of the first group of students to earn the Global Readiness Certificate (GRC), were being honored for their achievement during a small in-person celebration in the MacMillan Hall Great Room. It was a time to celebrate, but also a time to reflect on the extraordinary team effort that made it possible.
Aug 15, 1962
May 05, 2021
Karen “Kay Kay” Marie Young, 58, of San Angelo, Texas/ Bryan, Texas gained her angel wings and joined her Heavenly Father on May 5, 2021. She was born on August 15, 1962 in Port Lavaca, Texas. Karen was always the life of the party and was known for her contagious laugh and beautiful smile. She was full of joy and brightened the lives of everyone she crossed paths with. Karen never met a stranger! She was happiest when surrounded by family and friends and had a special gift with young children and babies. Caring for others brought her great joy in life. Karen graduated from Lake View High School and attended Angelo State University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree while being a successful entrepreneur and a devoted single mother. Her son, Sean Michael, was her greatest joy in life. She was later gifted three more blessings (her grandchildren) which became her driving force and motivation in life. She was a very adventurous person and t
Loudonville Council hears revised large vehicle parking ban
Jim Brewer
Special to the Ashland Times-Gazette
LOUDONVILLE Village council heard the first reading of a revision to the at times controversial ordinance to prohibit parking of large vehicles for extended periods on village streets at its regular meeting Monday.
The revised ordinance was approved on the first of three required readings.
It was prompted by frequent complaints, and concerns, voiced about large vehicles, such as trailers, motor homes, campers, boats, semi-trailers, recreational vehicles and similar equipment, parked on streets and taking up so much space that two vehicles could not safely pass by each other.
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Moped driver dies in crash with school bus driver at Dearborn-Detroit border
By Dave Spencer and FOX 2 Staff
Published
It happened at about 3 p.m. at the corner of Tireman and Oakman.
Fatal crash kills moped driver after collision with school bus in Dearborn
Even after slamming on brakes the bus continued through the intersection. The moped the victim was driving, was wedged under the bus. There was a school bus that was heading east on Tireman and the moped was heading southbound on Oakman and he didn’t fully stop on the stop side and she ran over him, said Zeinab Elhadi, a witness.