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Credit Markus Trienke Today our guest is Cache Valley resident Maren Johnson. She’ll tell us some fascinating stories from the world of dog sledding. For the past five years she worked for dog sledding businesses in Alaska. She lived on a glacier with 280 sled dogs. She also worked for four-time Iditarod winner Jeff King in his tourist business and assisted him in the 1,000-mile Iditarod race.    Maren Johnson has a bachelor's degree in Outdoor Recreation Management from Utah State University and a certificate in Veterinary Technology from Bridgerland Technical College. Tags: 

CANTON — SUNY Canton has been awarded top ranking status in four degrees by Intelligent.com, with two of those programs housed in the college’s new Center for Criminal Justice, Intelligence

Marton Young Farmers chair Samantha Tennent to take on WelFarm role 19 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 2 minutes to read Samantha Tennent is now the general manager of WelFarm, which provides a herd welfare programme for dairy farmers, in conjunction with vets. Photos / Supplied Samantha Tennent is now the general manager of WelFarm, which provides a herd welfare programme for dairy farmers, in conjunction with vets. Photos / Supplied Whanganui Chronicle After two years chairing the Marton Young Farmers Club Samantha Tennent has "aged out" and moved to a new job in the Waikato. She took over as g...

School: New Philadelphia High School, Buckeye Career Center and Kent State Tuscarawas Tell us about your family: My parents are Steve and Sonya Quillin and I have a sister named Sienna. She is a student at Kent State Tuscarawas and studies Veterinary Technology. My family owns a dairy farm in Stone Creek where we milk 160 cows. I have been helping out on the farm starting from a young age and I believe it’s helped me develop a good work ethic. GPA: 4.0 School Activities: I am in the National Honor Society, A College Credit Plus student, in the Precision Machining class at Buckeye Career Cen...

Tarpon Springs students first in Florida to practice procedures on synthetic dog Tony Sadiku reports TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. - Students at Tarpon Springs High School interested in being a veterinarian are getting a rare opportunity to practice procedures on a dog. It is the first grade-school in Florida, and only the second in the nation, to have access to a synthetic cadaver canine, something typically reserved for universities and vet programs. "It's kind of an honor actually knowing that our program is as unique as it is," said Farrah Schutte, a senior. "I actually jumped up and down with jo...