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Howard David Peet died on Saturday, November 19, 2022. He was born on October 7, 1930, in Fargo, ND. He leaves a son, Terry H. Peet, daughter-in-law Pamela (Urton) Peet, daughter Pamela (Peet) Astrup, son-in-law Michael Astrup; grandchildren: Barry Peet, Randy and Cara (Neys) Peet, Christopher Astrup and Lindsay (Barker) Astrup, Stephen Astrup, Jennifer (Astrup) Kolbow and Benjamin Kolbow; great-grandchildren: Clark Howard Astrup and Addilyn Kolbow, and sister-in-law Edele Rosenfeldt.

Glass Artist Stephen Rolfe Powell was a world-renowned glassblower nicknamed the “Godfather of Kentucky Glass.”

/PRNewswire/ -- The Seaside Institute is pleased to announce that Donald Shoup, Distinguished Research Professor in the Department of Urban Planning at UCLA,...

Grainger will lead the City of Boston’s Children’s Cabinet, tasked with advancing opportunities for children and teenagers Building on her campaign commitment

The University of Maine at Presque Isle and the Alumni Association will present six awards of distinction during the upcoming Homecoming 2022 activities.

August 11, 2022 - Eastern Florida State College Associate Professor Tony Akers was honored Thursday with the colleges 2022 Distinguished Educator Award.

In this ANU Japan Institute Seminar, we celebrate the lifetime achievements of Carol Hayes, Professor of Japanese Language and Studies in the College of Asia and the Pacific, Distinguished Educator at the Australian National University and Principal Fellow of the Advance HE Educational Fellowship Scheme. Carol has had an extraordinary impact on the course of Japanese language

Drexel faculty garnering attention for their achievements and research last term included Christopher MacLellan, PhD, assistant professor in the College of Computing & Informatics, who received two major grants from the Army Research Laboratory related to human-machine teaming and human-artificial intelligence adaptation.

Ron Erhardt was born February 27th, 1931, in Mandan, North Dakota. He graduated from Jamestown College in 1953 and then spent two years serving in the military before leaving and getting hired as an assistant football coach for Williston High School. The following year he became head coach at St Mary’s in New England, North Dakota, where he started his winning reputation.

The Sioux Falls School District gathered Monday to recognize those who play such a critical role in the lives of your children.