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Our Education: Seniors use technology to implement influential projects The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Public Health seniors presented on their senior assignments during a Zoom session. EDWARDSVILLE — Southern Illinois University Edwardsville public health students recently pursued such projects as a 60-minuter interactive webinar on stress management techniques for Edwardsville Public Library patrons and an informational video campaign on safe tr...

Bernice Nees MARQUETTE, MI – Bernice J. Nees, age 77, of Chocolay Township, entered eternal life Tuesday, December 8, 2020, at UP Health System – Marquette. Born August 23, 1943, in Midland, Michigan, a daughter of Leslie and Irene (LaBelle) Croschere, Bernice was the third oldest child in the family and was raised in Marquette. She attended grade school and high school at Bishop Baraga, graduating in 1961. Bernice began her working career at the Northland Hotel and also enrolled at Norther...

Slap it on america, howard schultz did grow up and michael bloomberg did grow up and he did start his own company and isnt that what were supposed to do in america, but this is elizabeth warren and billionaires like michael schultz and michael bloomberg, plan to pay gobs of cash to buy the presidency and not on my watch. shes going after him there. this is sharon brown on a tour now, the senator from ohio, progressive and trying to decide if he should run for president. pretty much the same poin...

>> it really bothered me because usually when ive talked to kids and when ive talked to people i feel i have an ability to get through to them and for some reason ate me up inside. >> reporter: so much so officer shepherd started making frequent trips back to the apartment. >> hes coming by every day. >> yeah, checking on me. >> i think he had a rough go. i think there was a lot of emotions. he didnt have his dad in the picture. i dont think he had a solid male role model ever. >> reporter: so o...

Trips back to the apartment. hes coming by every day. >> yeah, checking on me. >> i think he had a rough go, i think there was a lot of emotions. he didnt have his dad in the picture. i dont think he had a solid male role model ever. >> reporter: the officer began fulfilling that role and when anthonys home life got even worse, the officer didnt hesitate. call it an informal adoption. >> i dont know how to explain it, but if you were looking in my sophomore year compared to, like, today, you wou...

Even worse, the officer didnt hesitate. call it an informal adoption. >> i dont know how to explain it but if you were looking at my sophomore year compared to like today, you would see a totally different kid. i think ive matured in every aspect of life. ♪ >> reporter: nearly three years later, the family beaming as the one-time failing student graduates from high school. >> ant in i michael schultz. >> reporter: this summer he plans to enlist in the military. officer shepherd knows that some...

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engine through busy traffic to save lives? well, thats the easy part of the job. counting on a annual pension with annual cost of living increases firefighters say is now the hard part of their job. >> weve narrowed the window in which to do something, take action if nothing is done between now and july 1 of next year the city is on the hook for $166 million. >> reporter: how did it get to that point? the fire and police pensions get money from the city, union member contributions and ...

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