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2010 Utah 250 / Toyota/NAPA Auto Parts Bonus Challenge
Miller Motorsports Park - Tooele, UT
Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series & NASCAR K&N Pro Series West
Dakota County Technical College and the DCTC Foundation held the second annual True Blue Gala Thursday evening April 11, 2013, at Brackett’s Crossing in Lakeville, Minn. Nearly 300 guests attended the fundraising event, which is dedicated to supporting DCTC students through scholarships.
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We are pleased to present a few of the actual concert programs performed world-wide by Michael Laucke
People of Elkhart: Col. John Jackson program at Museum on Sat. Apr. 22, 2017. The next in the series of People of Elkhart programs on Col. John Jackson, was presented by Education Director, Patrick McGuire at the Elkhart County Historical Museum on Saturday, April 22, 2017. Col. John Jackson is considered to be the Father of Elkhart Co., compared to George Washington, Father of the Country. They had many things in common such as a military background and a long political career and advocating for many things that helped form both the county and the country. Jackson’s career began with the War of 1812, and in 1928, he returned to a spot where he wanted to make his home on the prairie in what became Benton/New Paris, one of the first settlements in the area. He set up a postoffice and became postmaster, beginning his long political career. Next, he became a justice of the peace and later county commissioner. He helped to layout out the Elkhart County townships that we know today. He was instrumental in locating the County seat in Goshen, IN, building the 1st courthouse in 1833 and setting the first tax rates. In the 1830s, he began building Ft. Beane in Goshen, where there is a monument at US 33 & S 15th St., but the threat of indian attacks ended, and it was never finished. Retiring from politics, he wrote history articles for the Goshen Democrat newspaper. He was VP of the Old Pioneers Society and became an advocate for the extension of the railroads. He died in 1872. Nick Yoder, a member of the audience brought various artifacts from his family who had raised one of Jackson’s daughters. He hopes to donate them to museum when they compete their inventory Seven members of the Daughters of 1812 Society, named for Col. Jackson, came to the event and posed for a photo with Patrick McGuire. Another audience member, Dave Stutsman spoke of his memories of his childhood in Bristol when he and his brother found arrowheads. He recommended a history book to audience, titled: 1491.
Top high school students from Sulaimani and Erbil arrive on campus this week to participate in the Honors English Program (HEP) hosted by AUIS.
The purpose of the program is to invite top students and prospective students to participate in a free on-campus English-based program that blends English speaking and practice with fun, and to expose prospective students to the strengths of AUIS.
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Programs for the Silver Star Ceremony held on October 28, 2011 to Honor Fallen Hero, Army Specialist Jessie Snow.
Vigilia de Graduandos por la Dirección de Bienestar y Vida Estudiantil de la VicerrectorÃa Estudiantil de la Universidad de Montemorelos, como parte del Programa de Atención al Egresante "Sueña y emprende tu futuro el 10 de febrero del 2012. Fotógrafo: Alonso Reyes.