Perham woman turning 100 years old
When Dorothy Poore was 12 years old, she moved from Staples to Perham with her family in 1933. While she s moved around a bit, she s always returned to Perham.
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The sign reading Dorothy s Day Care was a part of the Perham community from the 1970s to the 1990s. (submitted)
One Perham woman will have been on this Earth for 100 years as of Wednesday, May 26, 2021.
When Dorothy Poore was 12 years old, she moved from Staples to Perham with her family in 1933. While she s moved around a bit, she s always returned to Perham.
One of the memories that stands out to her the most is when Perham High School put on the play, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. She played Snow White and even got to wear a gown.
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Performing virtually during last year s Cape May Music Festival are, from left, Bay Symphony Orchestra conductor Jed Gaylin, flautist Susan Rotholz and New York Chamber Ensemble artistic director Eliot Ballen. This year s fest will start with a virtual concert but then move to live performances starting Memorial Day weekend.Photo courtesy of Cape May MAC
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♦ The 32nd annual Cape May Music Festival begins 5:30 p.m. tomorrow, Thursday, May 13, with a free virtual concert prerecorded and presented by Cape May MAC, the New York Chamber Ensemble and the Bay Atlantic Symphony. A live Q&A will follow the performance.
by Rachel Stengel 14, 20
Seniors Goanio Chavarria, Dylan Erdelyi and Morgan Cerbone are this year’s President’s Award winners. The annual President s Award is given to three graduating seniors who have demonstrated exemplary academic and extracurricular achievements as well as service to Rider.
The highly competitive selection process for the awards was led by Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Cindy Threatt and supported by faculty and staff who comprised the search committee.
“All of this year’s President’s Award recipients are incredibly deserving of this honor,” Threatt says. “Goanio, Dylan and Morgan have all demonstrated outstanding leadership that has greatly impacted the experiences of their fellow students. Their contributions to the Rider community are valued and will have lasting effects.”