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Don Olson and his wife, Marie, who live on a farm just outside the east edge of Montpelier, recently received the Family Heritage Award and the Edward H. Stoll Award for 50 years of service to the National Weather Service. The Olsons, who are retired farmers, volunteer their time to measure daily precipitation totals and report weather data.
Youtube On February 28, 1996, WAKC-TV was sold and newscasts immediately ceased, ending four decades of serving Summit County viewers. On the 25th anniversary of the end of WAKC, an encore presentation of a staff reunion from 2016 Twenty-five years ago, Akron lost its only local TV newsroom. After four decades of struggling to compete with Cleveland's TV stations — including fellow ABC affiliate, WEWS — WAKC-TV was bought by Paxson Communications, which quickly dropped its local programming. In 2016, Channel 23 alumni gathered at Akron's Spaghetti Warehouse to look back at what was for ma...
A New PCC Writing Residency Honors a Forgotten Oregon Poet Carolyn Moore wrote thousands of poems in her lifetime. Most of them are about to be published for the first time. By Aurora Biggers 2/26/2021 at 12:30am Carolyn Moore, namesake of PCCâs upcoming Carolyn Moore Writing Residency Late one fall, Oregon-born poet Carolyn Moore found herself wandering through the past life of Emily Dickinson. She was walking the formerly cobbled streets of Amherst, Massachusetts at Smith College, working on one of her numerous graduate degrees, visiting the âswelling in the groundâ of Dic...
Sturgis Mayor Don Olson gave his projected view for the new year for the Town of Sturgis. "Last year, 2020, the Town like every other town and community was faced with a lot of challenges . . .
New lights strung up on North Broadway in Downtown Billings and last updated 2020-12-14 09:04:14-05 BILLINGS â On Sunday, two downtown Billings residents partnered with local business owners and their friends to install a string of lights above businesses on the 100 block of North Broadway in downtown Billings. Julie Seedhouse and Lauri Patterson both live downtown and had the idea for the lights that will stay up year-round. They seized an opportunity presented by Big Sky Economic Development in the form of a grant, which paid for a portion of the project. âI think our biggest insp...