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Although she s lived alone for the last five years, this past year has been a creative and spiritual challenge for Sr. Patricia Soltesz, who has been finding ways to fend off isolation and foster some sense of community as the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep her apart from most of her sisters.
Before, she d regularly volunteer at her Immaculate Heart of Mary motherhouse in Monroe, Michigan, about 40 minutes from her apartment outside Detroit, visiting her friends in the assisted-living area and helping however she was needed: setting up the dining room or bringing a Honeycrisp apple to one sister who loves them.
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The members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Nu Rho Omega Chapter of Hinesville, celebrated a virtual 40th anniversary of their chapter, Saturday, Dec. 12. During the program, the chapter also established a $20,000 scholarship endowment with the Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation (EAF) under the auspices of its Cultivated Pearls Foundation of Southeast Georgia. Cultivated Pearls SEGA is the Non-Profit, fundraising entity for the Nu Rho Omega Chapter with the purpose of supporting programs, projects and activities that inform, educate and strengthen communities throughout the Coastal Georgia region.
$81,000 she makes. she s convicted of felony manslaughter. i think not stopping her pitbulls from killing somebody. elderly neighbor. yes. monique wallace convicted of defrauding the department of housing and urban development. like to find out more about this story. she was fined $500. 500 teachers supposedly have felon convictions and they returned to the school. deborah watson, she s a school and payroll secretary, $47,500 a year, convicted of killing more than $100,000 from the department of social services. she was fined $1,000 and then she was returned to the same school. that s crazy. in a number of these cases, they would have an arbitrator look at all the facts and the arbitrator would say, well, for instance, in the case of the woman with the two pitbulls, there s no evidence suggesting that her inability to control her dogs, her killer dogs would have anything to do with the fact that she is a good teacher and can teach kids in the classroom.
action, so is tripoli is once again a target. yeah, the administration has authorized the use of two drones, oh, boy, but apparently over overnight. more than their war. they need to do a lot more. overnight, nato hit qaddafi s compound, the place where he lives a lot of the time. a complex which is sprawling residential and military and office complex. couple of bombs went right in there and blew in the roof. they have a library. there s a little reception area for dignitaries probably, not anybody in the dignitary room. except and this is the crazy thing about what s going on in libya because it is his compound, at night, there are hundreds of these people, regular civilians who stand there as human shields to keep what happened from happening, what did happen. senator john mccain and lindsay graham both weighed in on the stepped-up action and believes as though the pressure has to be turned up on qaddafi himself. let s listen. this is a pretty bloody situ