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Palace City Profile: Endres family finds life a delight in Mitchell Ashley said that Ryan came recommended to her by an aunt as a “good guy to date,” who knew Ryan’s family. They dated for three years before marrying and settling in Mitchell. Written By: Karen Whitney, Mitchell Regional Workforce Coordinator | 7:00 am, Jan. 20, 2021 × Ryan and Ashley Endres, and their four children Olivia, 13; Owen, 7; Onna, almost 2; and baby Oliver, 4 months. (Courtesy photo) EDITOR'S NOTE: Palace City Profiles is an ongoing series of community members’ stories, introducing us...

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  Half-apologetically, Grace explains that she's in a league, and when you're in a league, you keep your appointments. That's the way it's been with Grace – for more than a hundred years.   A proud native of this tiny Worcester County town, Grace still lives in the house she was born in at 67 Lincoln St., where the porch is still decorated with festive balloons from her drive-by 100 th birthday celebration on Dec. 13.   “I sat on the porch and all the people waved to me,” said Grace during an interview in her living room – bedecked with dozens of photos of childre...

Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, board members unanimously approved a motion to rename Jefferson Elementary School after Ruth Acty at a special meeting Wednesday. As the district’s first Black teacher, Ruth Acty was chosen by BUSD’s name advisory committee from options that were proposed based on their popularity among students, parents and faculty. According to Natasha Beery, director of the Berkeley Schools Excellence Program, Acty always wanted to be a teacher but faced many obstacles, including the death of her parents. “As a woman of color, she expands the type of BUSD sc...