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Helene Johnson, former North Babylon school board president, dies at 86

Helene Johnson, former North Babylon school board president, dies at 86
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Joanne LaPlaca | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today

Joanne LaPlaca Joanne Marie Saletta LaPlaca, 76, of Jamestown, NY passed on March 10th, 2021 at Heritage Park Rehab and Skilled Nursing. She was born on December 5th, 1943, in Dunkirk, the eldest of three children of the late Alfred and Mary Flagella Saletta. She graduated from Dunkirk High School in 1961. She worked for the Bell Telephone company as an early switchboard operator and spent several years as a medical receptionist for various area doctors and at Heritage Park. She was an avid reader and music lover and enjoyed a wide range of authors and artists. Her favorite movies were, “A Star Is Born”, “Grease”, and The Sound of Music. Her favorite artists were Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond, Elvis Presley, and Elton John to name just a few.

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Jasper Treasures: Lynda Betkowski – Jasper s source for news, sports, arts, culture, and more

Jasper Treasures: Lynda Betkowski – Jasper s source for news, sports, arts, culture, and more
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Rachel Stark - 2021 Women s History Month Profiles - College of Health and Human Sciences

Rachel E. Stark Rachel Elizabeth “Betty” Stark was a member of the first team of women to climb the Himalayas. Later, she moved mountains in the scientific understanding of a baby’s babbling. Stark came to Purdue in 1987 to become head of the Department of Audiology and Speech Sciences, arriving with a portfolio of experiences. Stark was born in Scotland and earned degrees from Jordanhill College of Education of Glasgow, Glasgow’s School of Speech Therapy, and the Royal Academy of Music of London. She was a speech therapist within the public school system and worked in a hospital system in Scotland.

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Sally Metzgar Memorial Scholarship will promote diversity at Penn State Behrend

IMAGE: Penn State Behrend The building, which was dedicated in 2010, is, for many, the first impression of Penn State Behrend. Campus tours depart from its two-story lobby. Other offices in the building support core functions of the college, from financial aid and billing to transcripts and introductions to the alumni network. “Students need different forms of support at different points in their college experience,” Ford said. “Bob and Sally Metzgar’s longtime giving has provided resources and promoted opportunities at every step in that journey. The college is deeply appreciative of their steadfast support.” The Metzgars’ philanthropic support of the college and Penn State dates to 1972, when they first donated to the Levi Lamb Fund, which provides scholarships and other support to more than 800 varsity student-athletes.

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