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New and returning trustees Pat Maple and Terry Parker were sworn in by Educational Opportunity Director Lisa Pettis at the Dec. 17 Zoom meeting. Board members honored Daniel Denier for
Terry and Jane Parker of Oxford can’t visit with family this year because of a recent COVID-19 exposure. They re hoping to "do Christmas” when it’s safer.
Florida Poly professor among top 2% of world’s leading scientists
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Dr. Muhammad Rashid, chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Florida Polytechnic University, was recognized among the top 2% of scientists in the world in a study by Stanford University. Rashid was also ranked in the top 1% in his field of study.
Dr. Muhammad Rashid, chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Florida Poly, was recognized among the top 2% of scientists in the world in a Stanford-led study.
My priority now is educating people to have an impact. I want to teach to help people learn, understand, and apply their knowledge. Textual knowledge goes away, but if you develop the ability, you can think and adapt.”
Community chips in for Lakemore kennel upgrades
Carolynn Mostyn
Suburbanite correspondent
LAKEMORE The village of Lakemore is not going to the dogs but, the dogs are coming to Lakemore where they will be well taken care of and living in style.
The Lakemore Police Department, Springfield resident Kellie Chapman and a variety of volunteers have been working over the last couple of years to provide dogs found roaming or lost a home while waiting for their owners to come pick them up.
“We have some wonderful improvements at our kennels, Chapman said. The team of volunteers have added wood framing and a metal roof. It is heavy duty. It was thanks to the Lowe s store on Arlington Road which donated the materials and to those who volunteered their labor: Craig Devaney, Terry Parker, Anthony Frankowski, Claire Wilson and Perry and Angie Keeling.