Thanks to a donation announced at a public education event this week, three additional sites in Lancaster County will be equipped with bird-safe glass designed to reduce the window collisions
Norma Jean Huss, 91, of Willow Street, Pa., passed away Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at the Willow Valley Communities healthcare facility, after an illness.
Born in Missouri, Norma moved with her family at age five to the state of Washington. She grew up on her family s farm near Acme and graduated from Mount Baker High School in 1948.
As a young woman, Norma attended the secretarial school at Central Washington College. She secured gainful employment as a secretary in the Contracts division for Scraps and Disposals at Boeing Airplane Company. There, her most interesting assignment was to take notes for the meetings between Boeing executives and the Air Force to plan the disposal of the tooling for the discontinued legendary World War II era bomber, the B29 Superfortress.
How a museum is helping students learn and providing relief to families during the pandemic
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pennsylvania (WPMT) Some parents say virtual learning has taken a toll on their children’s education. A Lancaster County museum is trying to address the learning gap created during the pandemic.
“We talk about all these different learning styles, and now we’re condensing all these styles into virtual learning, which simply does not work for every student,” said Andrea Rush, CEO of the North Museum in Lancaster.
Rush says virtual learning doesn’t work for every family either.
“It’s really a multi-generational problem: We have parents who need to go to work that now have no avenue for their children to be schooled,” explained Rush.