Maryland hosted this event. In maryland hosted this event. Good afternoon. I am the president of st. Marys college of maryland, the National Public honors college. It always makes me smile to say that. I am delighted to welcome you to this afternoons discussion, spiro agnew and the origins of Donald Trumps america. The centers joint initiative, the site of marylands first capital, the goal is to promote understanding of values, traditions through discussions of historical issues. The director joins me here this afternoon. Thank you, tony, for being here. Charlie must growth what the chair of the department of history here at the college is also with us flooding this afternoon. Our History Department is opportunities for active, offering many certain opportunities for research and options for studying functions abroad. Courses and programs help our students develop a deeper understanding of themselves, their culture, and humanity in general. Thank you, charlie, for being here this after
Phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. Ae Vice President toured dairy farm and discussed the economy in the u. S. Mexicocanada trade agreement, the new accord that went to affect july 1 went into effect july 1. [applause] i got to make sure i turned this on. Yes, i did. Welcome, everybody. We are thankful you could come and partake in this great privilege that we have here to entertain our Vice President , mike pence. [applause] i guess i got to be careful not to clap into this thing. Im a dairy farmer, not a speaker, so bear with me, folks. This is my lovely wife, barbara. [applause] we have tony, representative tony kurtz, wisconsin state assembly. [applause] of a farmhe owner locally here. [applause] and we have my son, cameron, who is our youngest and hopefully will take over for dad soon. [laughter] [applause] mccue, i have patrick who happens to be my nephew. Hes a great farmer and a local hear from mccue farms. [applause] hoyer, theave kevin owner of hoyer farm locally here
Kathryn Vinje LeBrasseur, a beloved member of the Alexandria community, passed away on August 21, 2023, at Alomere Health in Alexandria. Born on March 10, 1930, in Alexandria, Minnesota, Kathryn was the daughter of James and Innis LeRoy. She grew up in this close-knit community and dedicated her life to serving others.