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The Ventura College Foundation awarded 400 scholarships to 228 students totaling $642,758 for the 2020/21 academic year.
Students were notified this month of their scholarship awards. Scholarship amounts range from an average of nearly $2,400 for continuing students to an average of nearly $4,000 for students who are transferring to four-year universities in the fall. Over half of the winners received multiple scholarships. Despite the challenges during the school year because of the pandemic and virtual learning, many Ventura College students were able to excel in their academic studies, says Rob van Nieuwburg, Ventura College Foundation board chair. Scholarship recipients are a wonderful example of the drive and commitment that our students show every day. Education is the gift that can pull families out of poverty, establish new futures, and launch dreams. We have been fortunate to be able to continue our mission during COVID to foster and enhance the
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Songwriters living near Loch Ness make it to finals of UK Songwriting Contest By Val Sweeney Published: 17:30, 20 January 2021
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Two songwriters both living near Loch Ness has made it to the finals of a prestigious contest.
German-born Christiane Morley penned a festive song, Bells, which she performs with other members of her female a cappella group, Monadhliath.
It has now been shortlisted in the Christmas Songs category of the UK Songwriting Contest which has attracted thousands of entries from around the world.
Mixed reaction as first Clap for Heroes event to take place tonight
One frontline worker asked people to stick to the rules
NHS staff salute local heroes during the nationwide Clap for Carers initiative at the start of the pandemic (Image: Joe Giddens/PA Wire)
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