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Judith Christensen | Obituary | Enid News and Eagle

Judith Christensen passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Enid News and Eagle on 2024-02-14.

Woodside Investigation: Violence and Isolation at Vermont's Juvenile Lockup

At the Woodside Juvenile Rehabilitation Center, a troubled girl was held in isolation and subjected to violent restraints — even as advocates pressed for reforms at the facility. The full story of what she endured inside Woodside, which was run by the Department for Children and Families before it was shuttered, has never been told — until now.

Berlin neighbors awarded for actions after fatal home explosion in April

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Company cited for improperly storing propane tank tied to deadly home explosion in Berlin

The deadly house explosion that killed one woman, injured another and rocked the small town of Berlin in April is tied to an improperly stored propane tank by a fuel company employee, the State Fire Marshal’s Office said Thursday.

Fatal Berlin home explosion caused by propane leak, fire marshal confirms

Investigation continues into fatal Berlin house explosion

Jake Wark, spokesman for the state Department of Fire Services, said investigators have found no evidence to suggest anything suspicious.

Hero Neighbors Rescue Trapped Daughter After House Explodes and Catches on Fire, Killing Mother

The 2.5-story home had been completely leveled, and a woman was trapped under a section of the fallen roof as the fire burned closer.

San Diego weekend arts events: book art, Black joy, double bass and the Brothers Grimm

This weekend in the arts: "Sugar Houses," UCSD MFA Open Studios, Xavier Foley, "Reimagined: The Artist's Book," "Expressions of Black Joy and Unity," and "Something's Brewing: Tango and Tacos."

2021 Community Partner Awards (COVID edition)

Recognizing community partners for their flexibility and adaptation in the face of COVID This year our community partners had to adapt as much as faculty to changed circumstances. They had to go remote with us, offering remote feedback, engagement and activities. They had to consider whether an internship or project could even be done remotely, redesign entire projects and, in some cases, manage COVID protocols and precautions to allow students to participate directly. We conceived of this COVID-era version of our community partner award while debriefing the semester with Mary Val Palumbo in Nursing. Mary Val was raving about a particular community partner, who had just really taken it on herself to help students complete their service-learning activities. Thanks to the following partner — and the professor's story of her work — we opened the nominations and are privileged to recognize these 10 partners for continuing to work with us during the pandemic.