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A pair of girls from Southeast Minnesota ran at the forefront of women's athletics in the groundbreaking years after the passage of Title IX.
Bob Stankovic, who worked as a tailor in Palo Alto and then in Menlo Park for more than 64 years, has died. He was 81. Stankovic, who died on Nov. 20 with his family by his...
Article content Grade 8 teacher Richard Melski said an increasing number of students are asking him questions about jobs in skilled trades. During a recent brainstorming exercise about jobs, Melski, who teaches at St. Pius School in Brantford, said his students weren’t just talking about wanting to pursue careers as teachers and doctors. They were interested in how to become a plumber, an arborist, a sous chef and a massage therapist. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Students get virtual look at skilled trades Back to video Melski is one of doz...
Michelle Roach would be an ideal motivational speaker for any high school in the country. She’s both a pioneer and a role model for aspiring young women in the fields of sports, education, and business. Roach is an assistant vice president at Brown Brothers Harriman and Company in Boston. She is also the head coach of the Peabody High School girls’ hockey team. St. Mary’s hockey captain Michelle Roach (far left) at the Catholic Central League all- star game in 2003 with Jannie Pattern and Colleen Clancy of St. Mary’s and Nancy Adler of Arlington Catholic. A 2003 graduate of St. Maryâ€...