READERS have paid their tributes to an amazing mother-of-two who sadly died last year. Rebecca Megan Shaw died at the age of 32 at her home in Ulverston on August 10, 2020 after consuming a fatal level of drugs, an inquest heard. Mail readers have paid heartfelt tributes to Miss Shaw, describing her as an amazing person who didn t deserve any of her struggles . Hayley Barker said: Thinking of your family especially your children - miss you Becky. Lisa Marie Dermody said: Still find it hard to believe you re gone Becky, thinking of your family and the little ones. May you rest in eternal peace sweetheart.
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HUNT VALLEY, Md., May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ McCormick & Company, Incorporated (NYSE: MKC), a global leader in flavor, announced Paige Holley and Gregory Toliver as the 86
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th recipients of the Charles Perry McCormick Scholarship, worth $40,000 over four years. To date, the company has awarded over $1.9 Million in scholarships to deserving student-athletes.
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Keynote speaker, Ed Reed, Hall of Fame Safety for the Baltimore Ravens, addressed the student-athletes. Surround yourself, and continue surrounding yourself, with good people. You have to have a great team around you because that s what you re going to need going forward. said Reed. Think about how they influence and motivate you.
Four being interviewed for Fort River principal post
Fort River Elementary School. FILE PHOTO
Published: 4/28/2021 9:05:23 PM
AMHERST A Northampton elementary school teacher is among four finalists being interviewed this week to become the next principal at Fort River Elementary School.
Sadie Cora, who has taught third and fourth grades at Jackson Street Elementary School for the past eight years, is joined as a candidate for the position by Laura Tiktin Sharick, an assistant principal in Brooklyn, New York; Lori Robinson, a teacher and administrator in the Springfield public schools; and Siby Adina, an elementary curriculum coordinator at a Worcester charter school.
Well-wishers have inundated a long-serving ferryman with messages of support after he was forced to retire following cancer treatment. John Cleasby has run the ferry service between Barrow and Piel Island for 35 years but the 58-year-old Barrovian said he no longer had the fitness after he was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer in October 2019. Readers of
The Mail were touched by his story and offered kind words and best wishes for the future after years of service. Ben Whalley said: “Best wishes John. Thanks for all the memories for me and my kids. Legend.” Keiliegh Anderson said: “Hope you have a happy retirement John you deserve it after giving everyone a happy time on the boat.”
Four finalists chosen for Fort River elementary school principal in Amherst
Updated 12:23 PM;
The finalists are Sadie Cora, Laura Tiktin-Sharick, Siby Adina and Lori Robinson.
Cora is a third grade teacher in Northampton at Jackson Street elementary school.
Adina is the elementary school Curriculum Coordinator at Abby Kelley Foster Charter School in Worcester.
Tiktin-Sharick is an assistant principal at the P.S. 24 elementary school in New York City, in Brooklyn.
Robinson is an assistant principal in Springfield at Forest Park Middle School.
Amherst superintendent Michael Morris has said the plan is to have a new principal in place by July 1.