Public school fully staffed, board approves swimming co-op with Ogallala
by: The North Platte Bulletin - Jul. 18, 2021
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A rundown of the North Platte public school board meeting on July 12:
North Platte Foundation Director Terri Burchell said the week of Aug. 23 will be the Back to School Bash with Change Wars and Dine Out to Donate, among other events, concluding with the Back Yard BBQ and Education Afterhours.
Burchell noted that distinguished alumni will be recognized at the Afterhours event.
The 2020 distinguished alumni are Ronnie Baker 1961, Cheryl (Edis) Erickson 1962 and Dr. Richard Hansen 1970. The 2021 distinguished alumni are Deborah Murphy 1968, Marvin Webb 1965 and Gil Wilkinson 1960.
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WATERBURY – Robert “Bob” W. Dews, 71, passed away peacefully on Saturday, July 3, 2021, at his home in Waterbury.
Born on Sept. 24, 1949, in Waterbury, he was the son of the late Melvin E. and Erminia (Cimaglia) Dews of Thomaston. He attended Thomaston High School and graduated from Purdue University. Bob had a long career in human resource management. Pursuing his love of golf, upon semi-retirement, worked at Southington Country Club.
For the last 36 years, without ever missing a beat, he and his golf buddies, Pete Allvin, Bill Wisk Sr. and Bill Wisk Jr.and others who joined in each year annually traveled to Myrtle Beach for a week of golf. Bob was also a member of several golf leagues over the years including Sam the Clam’s and Apple Valley. He was past president of the Southington Country Club Men’s Association.
Here’s Why Nutritionists Love Tempeh (Plus How to Eat It) Karen Ansel, MS, RDN
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For years, tempeh has lived in tofu s shadow.
Not anymore. By 2026, global tempeh sales are projected to reach $5.8 billion, a 61 percent jump over 2018 estimates, according to the research firm Persistence Market Research.
Why is tempeh s popularity suddenly on the rise? Whether you re trying to eat more plant-based meals, eat a bit greener, or reduce your meat intake, tempeh is a great plant-based protein alternative to tofu, beans, lentils, peas, and nuts, says Sharon Palmer, a registered dietitian nutritionist in Ojai, California, and author of
Meg Loncharic: Hagen History Center inviting the community to A Night at the Museum
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For the past three years, there have been preparations for a new day at the Hagen History Center, according to a statement from the organization. If you have driven by the campus on West Sixth Street, you have seen the progress.
Old buildings have been restored, and a new building has been constructed. There’s been an investment of more than $11 million during the past three years, and the eight new professionally designed exhibits are sure to inspire you, according to the statement. In addition, a national exhibit, which will be unveiled this summer, will make the Hagen History Center a major tourist destination.
International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day (March 8), Mates4Mates is encouraging people to get involved and support the female veteran community.
This year, the theme is Choose to Challenge, providing an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements and take action to change the world for the better.
We know that veteran issues are often seen as a male-centric issue, but it’s important that female veterans impacted by service feel seen and heard.
We want them to know that there is support available for them too.
Nearly one third of all those reaching out for support at Mates4Mates are women – many who are veterans.