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Pamplin Media Group - Former school now Deschutes Historical Center

Former school now Deschutes Historical Center Reid School was named after early teacher and the principal Ruth Reid Overturf This former school is located between Bond Street and Wall Street in south Bend and just one block southeast of the Deschutes County Library. Reid school was built in 1914 and was named for Ruth Reid, an early Bend teacher. Reid was a native of New Brunswick, Canada. She was born on Jan. 31, 1881. She came to Bend to teach school in 1904 when she was 24 years old. She began teaching in Bend in a one-room school above a feed store. She was paid $60 per month.

Pray, Obey, Kill

Pray, Obey, Kill Pray, Obey, Kill revisits a complex Swedish murder case from 2004 that gained global attention. On a cold night in January 2004, gunshots rang out across the remote Swedish village of Knutby, home to a small, tight-knit Pentecostal congregation, leaving a young woman murdered in her bed and her neighbor suffering from multiple bullet wounds. Attention soon turned towards the community: the victim’s husband (also the sect’s pastor), the victim’s 26-year-old nanny, and the sect’s leader known as “The Bride of Christ.” ‌ The case gained instant international notoriety when the nanny confessed within days, claiming she was told to commit the acts of violence through a series of text messages from God. What soon emerged, however, was a tale of a scandalous love triangle and details of another suspicious death that had occurred years before. Behind it all were the mysterious actions of the sect’s leader who exerted an increasi

Remembering Mick Lowe — journalist, author, founding producer of Morning North

Remembering Mick Lowe — journalist, author, founding producer of Morning North Sudbury journalist and author Mick Lowe, the first producer of the CBC radio show Morning North. has died at age 73. Social Sharing CBC News · Sudbury author and journalist Mick Lowe died last weekend at age 73.(Erik White/CBC ) comments Some sad news over the weekend — Sudbury journalist and author Mick Lowe died at the age of 73. He lived the past few years in the city s long-term care home, Pioneer Manor, after suffering a stroke in 2008.  Lowe was a well-known reporter and columnist for the Northern Life newspaper, taught journalism at Cambrian College, wrote books about Sudbury history and biker gangs, and was the first producer of the CBC radio show called

Ann Dysart: 'A small wahine wielding a sharp axe'

Described by many as a voice for the voiceless in the corridors of power, “a small wahine wielding a sharp axe”, Ann was a woman of mana and compassion who saw the potential in everyone and was afraid of no-one. She was as loved and respected by communities of all faiths and cultures as she was by iwi leaders and whānau living in marginalised communities. Supplied Ministry of Social Development community relationships manager Ann Dysart speaking at the launch of Family First Welfare Trust in Ōtāhuhu in 2017. It was the values, tikanga and aroha of te ao Māori, and her strong links with ordinary whānau Māori, that inspired her vision of a just and tolerant society that worked in the best interests of all its members.