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Change-Ups: Kalaczinski named MOA’s Educator of the Year Lillian Kalaczinski, an associate professor for Ferris State University’s Michigan College of Optometry, has been named the Michigan Optometric Association’s 2021 Educator of the Year. Kalaczinski is a 1998 MCO graduate following three years in the pre-optometry program at Ferris. Kalaczinski served as director of vision services at a Grand Rapids-area community health center before joining the MCO faculty in 2015. Kalaczinski also is chief of primary care services at the University Eye Center, and an adviser to registere...

4/20/2021 Valedictorian Charlisa Kollie, left, and Allison Dos Santos Soares, salutatorian PAWTUCKET – Shea High School’s valedictorian and salutatorian for the Class of 2021 both say they learned plenty during their four years in high school, and not just academically. “Being at Shea was really a learning experience,” Valedictorian Charlisa Kollie said, adding that she had the opportunity to go to an all-girls school but chose to stay at Shea, and appreciates its diverse environment. “We all come from different places around the world,” she said. “It’s good to see all of th...

College of DuPage finds creative ways to engage with the community Janey Sarther, left, of the McAninch Arts Center and Molly Junokas, project coordinator for the "Frida Kahlo: Timeless" exhibit at the College of DuPage, set up a display during the "Día de los Muertos" celebration last fall at Camera Park in Glendale Heights. The drive-by event, hosted by the Cleve Carney Museum of Art and MAC, collected more than 100 bags and 10 cases of nonperishable food items, diapers, baby wipes and first aid supplies. Karie Angell Luc for the Daily Herald   Posted4/15/2021 11:43 AM One o...

DailyTrib.com Support Community Press You can show your support of a vibrant and healthy free press by becoming a voluntary subscriber. Subscribe Now Haylee Randall was nominated as a delegate of the Congress of Future Medical Leaders later in March. The Marble Falls High School sophomore hopes to become a surgeon. Courtesy photo Marble Falls High School sophomore Haylee Randall believes God has called her to help people, which is why she’s pursuing a career as a surgeon. “It was really put on my heart to become a physician, and I thought that if I...

The Clymer Central School District recently announced its students of the second quarter. The K-3 Student of the Second Quarter is second grader, Faith VanGiesen. She is the daughter of Jessica VanGiesen. Her favorite school activities are art and singing in music class. After school, she likes to play with her cousins outside. Some of her hobbies include playing soccer, reading, art and gardening. When Faith grows up, she would like to become a teacher. Zavon is her hero because, as Faith states, “He is nice. He is funny. He helps me with my homework and plays with me.” Faith was nomina...