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THE recent wash-day memories feature in the Worcester Life Stories series prompted many of readers to recall laundry days in their homes. Sheena Payne-Lunn, joint co-ordinator of Worcester Life Stories, wrote: It seems strange to think today with such ready access to automatic washing machines and dryers, that getting your washing clean and dry was quite an ordeal! So much so, that a number of laundries around the city did a roaring trade. Pants on the line We shared the story on our We grew up in Worcester page on Facebook, and it soon generated some great exchanges. Monday seemed to have been the most common day for the laundry to get its weekly wash.
January 15, 2021
Pat Powell, a longtime member of Lawrence University’s Bon Appétit Dining Services staff and formerly an employee of Lawrence University Dining Services, died on the morning of Tuesday, Jan. 5 due to the COVID-19 virus.
Julie Esch Hurvis Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life, Reverand Linda Morgan-Clement announced the loss of Powell and addressed community griefs and concerns on Thursday, Jan. 7. In the e-mail sent to students, faculty and staff, she assured its campus-wide recipients that “there is no health risk to campus related to her death.”
The Lawrentian staff is working quickly and diligently to prepare a proper memorial for Powell to acknowledge her presence and impact on the Lawrence community which will be published in next week’s issue of