Bergen County s prosecutor has confirmed that human remains were found in a barrel, dumped in a road in Ridgefield Park on Friday. Local media reported the victim was female.
11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Location Main Campus
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On March 3, we will have an Exploration Day on the theme of broadening horizons, with sessions on how students can expand beyond the classroom into other learning opportunities. As a reminder, Exploration Day is designed to give students a day off from classes and homework. Regular undergraduate courses will not meet; however, due to scheduling challenges, labs will still be held.
Here are the sessions for this Exploration Day:
11 a.m. – International Travel
Are you interested in study abroad? Father Jim Donohue, Professor of Theology, will present on his international travel and how study abroad led him to more extended international experiences.
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Sheika Gramshammer and her husband, Pepi, shared the Vail Valley Citizen of the Year honor in 1989.
Special to the Daily
For her dynamic and selfless contributions to the community, Sheika Gramshammer has been named the 2021 Vail Valley Citizen of the Year. The honor has been handed out since 1981 to deserving citizens who have provided broad support, vision, and leadership to the betterment of the community and its many nonprofit organizations.
Gramshammer was a co-recipient of the award with her husband Pepi in 1989, the year that she and her husband helped play an instrumental role in bringing the first of three Alpine World Ski Championships to Vail and Beaver Creek. In 1989, however, Sheika was just getting started. Since then she has provided philanthropic vision and community spirit enough for two lifetimes.
This profile originally appeared in the 2020-21 Giving Guide. Read the full magazine here.
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