MASSENA — After a year in which COVID-19 forced a scaled-down ceremony, the village community commemorated Memorial Day on Monday with a parade and ceremonies in Veterans Memorial Park.
Police investigating report of serious incident at Nottingham school
The incident is alleged to have happened at The Trinity Catholic School
11:32, 12 MAY 2021
Updated
The Trinity Catholic School (Image: Nottingham Post)
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Police are investigating reports of an extremely serious incident at a Nottingham school.
Officers were callled to The Trinity Catholic School in Beechdale Road, Aspley,on Thursday, April 29.
MASSENA: Shirley A. Parrott, age 83 of Massena, passed away Thursday morning, May 6th, 2021 after a short illness.
Shirley was born in Massena, on March 3rd, 1938. She was preceded in death by her husband Ronald, mother Irene (Fregoe) Langlois, and father Milton Langlois. Shirley is survived by her sister, Marilyn Ferland; and children, Mark L. Parrott, Michael J. Parrott and Kathleen A. Parrott.
Shirley and high school sweetheart Ron were married on August 31st, 1957. They spent a short time living in Rochester NY, and eventually settled in the North Country, moving back to Massena. After raising her family, she worked at ALCOA until her retirement in 1996.
25 Women: Lauren Kelly-Manders advocates for LGBTQ community
Heather Fuselier
Tallahassee is a different place for Lauren Kelly-Manders than it was when she was a student at Trinity Catholic School. As a lifelong Tallahasseean, she has seen growth, change, and diversity develop in her hometown. But, she says, there is more to do.
“We have the opportunity to be a city where LGBTQ+ folks can be visible as themselves with their families,” says Kelly-Manders. Her staunch advocacy and steadfast commitment to standing up for racial and social equity makes her a leader, an ally, and one of Tallahassee’s 25 Women You Need to Know.