Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Ninh Thi Horgen passed away peacefully on Dec after a courageous battle with Alzheimer's Disease Ninh's whole life was marked by incredible resilience arriving just minutes after her twin sister The beloved daughter of Deo and Kieu Nguyen she quit school early to help raise her brothers and sisters at a time when war loomed over the entire country Ninh journeyed to the United States with her eldest son Lang Van (whose father Ly Van Dang was killed in the war) working as a teller at Great River Federal Credit Union Ninh loved serving her community as an interpreter and often spoke about Vietnamese culture in schools Her greatest delight came from spending time with her five grandchildren: Malia She also maintained a bond with former husband Mark and his wife Sayo especially through her passion for card-making Her handmade creations were treasured gifts that reflected her generous spirit Ninh resided at a memory care home in Mendota Heights where she continued to inspire those around her with her enduring strength and grace Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Affiliated Managers Group (AMG) announced an agreement to buy a minority equity interest in Verition Fund Management a $12.6 billion multi-strategy hedge fund investment firm Founded in 2008 by Nicholas Maounis and Josh Goldstein, Verition manages a multi-strategy, multi-manager hedge fund focused on global investment strategies including credit, fixed income and macro, convertible and volatility arbitrage, event-driven, equity long/short and capital markets trading “With its focus on uncorrelated strategies and proven ability to consistently deliver excellent results for clients Verition is positioned as a leader in 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Wichitan earned two degrees from Texas A&M University before beginning in the city’s secretarial pool in 1990 He held several positions related to traffic or transportation before becoming director of aviation (This story was updated to add new information.) More: WFPD: No arrests Sunday as hundreds protest Trump's immigration policies More: Lake Ringgold spending on City Council agenda for Tuesday A much-renovated landmarked house has sold for a recorded $30.795 million on Clarke Avenue in Midtown Palm Beach. The buyer behind the company that bought the house is an as-yet-unidentified Cox family member of Cox Enterprises the communications and automotive company that once owned the Palm Beach Daily News and The Palm Beach Post A Delaware-registered limited liability company named 322 Clarke Ave LLC — named after the property’s address — bought the property Because of Delaware’s strict corporate privacy laws no other information about the buying entity was immediately available in public records But a spokesperson for Cox Enterprises confirmed for the Palm Beach Daily News that a Cox family member Cox Enterprises was not a party to the purchase lists the mailing address of the buying entity as that of Cox Enterprises’ Atlanta headquarters The sellers of the house were investments executive Jay C who had the the property homesteaded as their primary residence in the latest Palm Beach County tax rolls The Horgens bought the house — and a vacant lot next door, which they have since sold — in 2014 for a recorded $8.775 million through a limited liability company the six-bedroom Mediterranean-style residence has 7,979 square feet of living space and occupies a lot of about two-fifths of an acre The house is the second one east of Cocoanut Row on the south side of Clarke Avenue Cox Enterprises is privately owned by members of the Cox family, including two billionaires with houses in Palm Beach — Katharine Rayner and her sister The Palm Beach Daily News has never confirmed if their billionaire brother Cox Enterprises Chairman Emeritus James Kennedy The town designated the house on Clarke Avenue a landmark in 2002, which protects exterior walls in the public view from significant alterations without the permission of the Landmarks Preservation Commission Although the original design is usually attributed to noted society architect Marion Sims Wyeth the landmarks board’s designation report does not identify the architect The house had already had been renovated and expanded when the Horgens bought it from the late businessman and attorney Emmett E The Horgens then carried out their own extensive renovations, with the designs drawn up by award-winning Palm Beach architect Mark Marsh of Bridges Marsh & Associates Jay Horgen is president and CEO of Affiliated Managers Group The international asset-management company makes equity investments in boutique investment-management firms according to an online description of the company Broker Christian Angle of Christian Angle Real Estate had the house priced at $34.9 million Angle and the Horgens could not immediately be reached for comment Agent Vince Spadea of Douglas Elliman Real Estate acted on behalf of the buyer He also declined to comment on behalf of anyone connected to the buying entity The house was constructed for Laurietta Ford von Stresenreuter Filipponi whose husband presented himself in society as Count Carlo Filipponi although his Italian title proved to be false according to newspaper reports from the 1920s The exterior details include a clay barrel-tile roof The interiors feature original details such as Cuban-tile floors The Horgens had the house decorated by Los Angeles-based interior designer Mark D the interiors were featured in the book "Palm Beach Living" by Jenifer Ash Rudick the two-story living room is overlooked by a second-floor arcade The living room is crowned by a painted-beamed ceiling and has sets of French doors with arched fanlights above them stairs lead to an outdoor observation deck with a castle-style crenelated railing Other details in the house include a well-equipped kitchen with a work island an expansive butler's pantry and a breakfast room The layout also includes a formal dining room The guesthouse has a cabana-and-bar room near the lap pool The listing  also mentions the “stunning and tropical backyard with oversized loggia The Tracys bought the home in 1997 from artist Thomas McKnight and his wife who carried out an extensive renovation that was overseen by Palm Beach architect Jeffery Smith of Smith Architectural Group The McKnights also acquired and razed a house next door at 301 Clarke Ave. where they created extensive gardens for the property The Horgens sold the garden lot for a recorded $5.266 million in November 2020 The Cox family bought the Daily News and The Post in 1969 Cox Enterprises, through its Cox Media Group, announced in 2018 plans to sell the Daily News and The Post a transaction that closed for $49.3 million Gannett solely owns the paper as part of its portfolio of newspapers across the company A dispute over an apartment building in Horgen ZH has already resulted in six court rulings A planned new building in Horgen ZH has been at the center of legal disputes for years. In the Kalkofen district, a new apartment building is to be built between a historic timber-framed house and a block of flats from the 1970s, reports the "Zürichsee-Zeitung". The building appeal court has already revoked the building permit for the second time A total of six court rulings have already been handed down The legal dispute has already lasted six years The reasons for the court decisions are manifold the project was objected to due to its height and later criticized for being too monotonous due to its architectural design Local residents took legal action against the building project fearing that the new building would have a negative impact on the townscape The developer is frustrated by the repeated setbacks "Someone should understand that," the "Zürichsee-Zeitung" newspaper quotes him as saying He emphasizes that all requirements have been met and that the planning was carried out in close coordination with the municipality western shore of Lake Zurich is also under pressure It had supported the project in order to create urgently needed living space the repeated court rulings raise questions about planning security and the role of the municipality in the approval process The situation remains tense for local residents While some welcome the preservation of the historic townscape others see the need to create new living space The case is a good example of how difficult it can be to balance development and monument protection Whether and when the construction project can be realized is currently unclear The legal disputes could drag on for years The developer is challenging the last decision of the building appeal court before the administrative court And he has already announced that he would take the case to the Federal Supreme Court if necessary The editor wrote this article with the help of KI University of Notre Dame Author: Reddy Bernhold Dana Horgen is an associate teaching professor of chemistry who started in July 2023 She has taught general and organic chemistry labs in her first two semesters for both chemistry and biochemistry majors and non-majors Intrigued by Hollywood’s portrayal of chemistry Horgen created a new lecture course for non-science majors called “Foundations of Chemistry” to offer insight into the media’s representation of chemistry and chemical processes in films He worked in nuclear power…so he was always talking about science and a lot of physics math and Spanish … I actually didn’t do well in gen chem in college No one would have predicted that I would be where I am now based on those classes me and one of my roommates were in the same class The two of us together would raise the average of the seventy-person class … It kind of made me think I understand this stuff – and not everyone does What do you do in your new class “Foundations of Chemistry” like general chemistry; we’re using a general chemistry textbook I don’t really expect them to memorize quite the same volume of information [as I expect in my course for science majors but] every day has a clip in it from a movie or TV show and it sometimes relates directly to what we are talking about I showed them a clip from “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” where the goblet of fire is blue The metal salts and stuff are the same as in the wizarding world So [as a class we] figure out what metal salts must be present in the goblet of fire to have it be blue and pink but I will get them into the lab a couple of times because I just think that’s a fun way to experience chemistry What are your hopes for future classes at Notre Dame I was given the promise that I could teach this class again and I can call it “Chemistry on Screen,” which is actually my nickname for it [Going forward] there’s a lot of opportunity to collaborate with other people on campus too… I didn’t necessarily come [to the university to teach this course] so I’m also super excited to work with chemistry majors in the organic lab and – long term – revamp [and] revitalize the -171 gen chem lab Posted In: News Adair Lunette Horgen (Phelps) of Saint Paul She was surrounded by her loving family in the days before at the time of her death and in the hours following to Everett and Mily (Krieg) Phelps in Northfield She grew up there with her two older brothers Dean and Leland She attended grade school in Northfield where she made life-long friends She graduated from West High School in Minneapolis and went on to study music and education at the University of Minnesota Adair taught music and science in Stewartville she met and fell in love with her husband of 59 years She claimed that it was love at first sight they moved to California for a new adventure They made their home in Redlands where they welcomed their daughter Gwen Louise Adair changed careers and became a social worker at the Department of Public Social Services for San Bernardino County She worked there for 24 years and is credited among other things with establishing a county-wide Nutrition for Seniors program in 1951 Adair and Milton continued looking for new adventures and moved to Alamogordo where they enjoyed living on a golf course and watching players try to make putts on the green just outside their backyard where they enjoyed entertaining at their home on Lake Victoria Milt was the captain of their pontoon boat they moved to Morris to be near their daughter Gwen and family Music was a tremendous part of Adair’s entire life and participated in community theater wherever she lived and Friends” musical reviews that she led in Morris with proceeds supporting music for students in the area and happiest when the crowd was big and the performers many Adair was predeceased by husband Milton (died January 11 infant great-grandson Miles Dean Grussing (2018) She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law Gwen and Steve Rudney; grandchildren Paul (Will) Wright and Phil (Kelly) Rudney; great grandchildren Jonah and Norah Grussing and Caleb and Jack Rudney; and other cherished loved ones Services will be held at Saint Paul’s United Church of Christ (900 Summit Ave Saint Paul Minnesota) on Thursday March 16th at 11am with visitation at 10am the family requests donations be made to organizations that support music for young people or other organizations of the donor’s choosing Contact Us Copyright © 2025 Stevens County Times Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInWICHITA FALLS Texas (KAUZ) - Chris Horgen has been a mainstay in our community bringing the news to homes around Wichita Falls for nearly 30 years But behind the camera and out of sight of our viewers he’s been mentoring the next generation of reporters We reached out to those who worked with Chris at News Channel 6 for how he affected their careers and personal lives and they responded en masse from around the country Read on to see how those in (and out) of the news industry view the Wichita Falls anchor and true embodiment of what local news should be… Chris is an even better friend He’s a guiding force and local resource to all who come though Wichita Falls Working at News Channel 6 was one of the best jobs I’ve ever had and a big part of that was Chris A lot of people talk about their workplaces as one big family but that really is true with Chris he was the first person to tell me he was proud of me He set a collaborative and positive tone in the newsroom - and he was the voice of calm when something went wrong during a live broadcast or when we had 45 minutes to put together a 30-minute show It takes a lot of talent to carry a 30-minute broadcast on your back while everyone around you is panicking it’s his kindness and generosity that make him special and irreplaceable I hope he enjoys his retirement but he will be sorely missed on my and my family’s TV I was fresh out of college and knew absolutely zero about TV Chris was always so kind and encouraging to not only me He is patience and always willing to teach the “newbies” And if you could catch him on a day when he had a few minutes(which wasn’t often) he has the BEST impersonations that will keep you laughing for days I am sad that I won’t be able to see his smiling face each night on TV but so proud of the legacy that he leaves behind Thank you for all the lessons and advice you gave me when I first began my journey in news I’m not sure how I would’ve made it through my first two years without the support you gave me I learned a lot from our talks and even more from watching on your anchor seat Enjoy your retirement from news and your new career THANK YOU: Thank you for believing in me and guiding me towards being a great storyteller Your encouragement and support has led me to where I am now I’m just one of MANY journalists you’ve made an impact throughout your broadcast career Chris Horgen is a true example of all three I started my career as a journalist at News Channel 6 and Chris always took the time to teach and guide me I’m fortunate to say I still have a wonderful friendship with Chris laughs and listening when I needed someone to talk to Thank you so much for the impact you have had in my life You have taught me so much and I would not be where I am today without your guidance I CANNOT WAIT to see the next chapter in your life Chris Horgen is a man who I admire and respect but by watching him and how he conducted himself both on air and off He respected the people who worked with him and was kind and understanding of others I will always remember the experience I had there at News Channel 6 and the things Chris did that helped me get to where I am today He was great to work with – bigger than life and always quick with a smile I am so happy for him and I know he’ll love his new position as WF PIO Chris was one of the first people I looked up to in broadcasting I thank him for everything he helped do for my career I know he will do amazing things with his new career path you’re a bright spot for Texoma and I am proud to say I was able to work at KAUZ Can’t thank you enough for being a mentor the few times I was able to produce a show with you 2016 at Grace United Methodist Church in Warren Military Honors By: Warren American Legion Texas (KAUZ) - After almost 30 years with News Channel 6 Chris Horgen will be retiring from broadcasting Chris announced his retirement during Wednesday’s newscast in a segment with longtime coworkers and friends Ashley Fitzwater and Ken Johnson He will depart from the station in three weeks retiring from broadcasting after almost thirty years of bringing the latest news to Texoma My final broadcast will be November 19th at 6 p.m and I am so thankful to have had all of the opportunities to bring you first the sports and then the news for almost three decades I cannot thank you enough for your support since I walked in the door in 1992 Chris has been a pillar of the Wichita Falls community It’s easy to take his professionalism and charisma for granted when he’s on your screen almost every night and we’re glad that we can take some time to honor him in the way he deserves before his departure on Nov our station will be celebrating Chris and his contributions to our community Stay tuned to see the best of Chris Horgen we are so excited to see what his next chapter has in store and so grateful that he left such a lasting impression on us all Texas (KAUZ) - The City of Wichita Falls has gained a new voice was announced as the city’s new Public Information Officer on Thursday morning Chris has established himself as a trusted voice in the community and the City is confident in his ability to be an effective communicator and leader representing the voice of the City in Wichita Falls,” said a city press release Chris has been with News Channel 6 for the last 29 years, most recently serving as anchor and Assistant News Director. He announced his retirement from broadcasting during Wednesday’s evening newscast his credentials and deep roots in the Wichita Falls community speak for themselves He’s a former Board member and President for the Volunteer Services Council at the North Texas State Hospital and currently serves on the boards of the Wichita Falls Food Bank and Crime Stoppers of WF Board He’s also received the North Texas United Way Volunteer of the Year Award News Channel 6 was lucky to have Chris for nearly three decades and we’re so excited for his next adventure we couldn’t let him go without honoring all of the amazing thing’s he’s accomplished and the station will be celebrating him over the next month with short anecdotes in our newscasts Make sure to tune in to see the best of Chris Horgen Strike Life Tributes was called home to celebrate her 69th birthday in heaven 2014 at Fairview University Hospital in Minneapolis  A memorial service will be held at 11:00 A.M  A time for visiting will be held one hour prior to the service at the church  Burial will be in Isanti Union Cemetery at a later date Mary’s Hospital in Minneapolis to Arnold and Ida Lee Patty grew up on Lake Minnetonka where her mother owned and operated several beauty salons and her father was a coat and dress maker Patty attended grade school at the Basilica of St She also attended Minneapolis School of Business 1966 Patty was united in marriage with David George Horgen They made their home in Isanti where they raised their 2 sons Patty taught Sunday school at Faith Lutheran Church in Isanti and was a Cub Scout den mother She was a charter member of the Isanti Lioness was on the Isanti planning and zoning committee was on the Isanti city council for 10 years and was also a member of the curriculum committee for the Cambridge-Isanti schools Patty worked at the Cambridge Clinic for 15 years and finished her work career at the Fairview Lakes Clinic in Wyoming In January 1995 her beloved best friend and husband died Later she met Bruce Arnold Marzolf and they were married in 1997 They built a new home and moved to Lindstrom in 1997 It was in Lindstrom that they found their church home at Lakes Free Church time in the sun and especially spending time with her family and many friends She was an avid pet lover and the best “Gram” in the world Patricia Horgen Marzolf was called home to celebrate her 69th birthday in heaven Brent (Dodee) Horgen of Isanti; step-children Virginia Rosenbaum of California; grandchildren and Jim (Donna) Marzolf; and by other relatives and many friends Patty is loved deeply and will be greatly missed Patti was a very special person in my life She will be greatly missed by me and my husband We visited with her a few Sunday’s ago while she was in the hospital She was in good spirits and spoke well of her son She was such a loving friend and Christian and will be sorely missed I pray that God brings His peace and blessings to all of her family at this most difficult time Patty was a good friend and coworker of mine and I will miss her a lot ! My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends ! may you rest in peace my friend…..Renee Patty has been such a wonderful freind and co worker Patty always had a smile no matter how she felt She made everyone who came in contact with her feel special I know that you are in heaven where you belong I am truly blessed to have been her freind and co worker for so many years Thank you to Patty’s family for letting us share her I’m so sorry to have learned of Patty’s death I worked with Patty for several years at good old Chisago Lakes Health/Fairview but will always remember her fighting spirit and her never ending smile Video Copyright © 2025 Strike Life Tributes A 32-year-old driver was fatally injured in an accident on the A3 highway in Horgen ZH on Monday evening as reported by the Zurich cantonal police on Tuesday night The driver left the road shortly after 10 p.m He drove up an embankment and then back onto the road The A3 highway in the direction of Zurich was closed for several hours in the area of the accident The cantonal police and the responsible public prosecutor's office began an investigation to determine the cause of the accident is a business acquisition manager and vice president at Wells Fargo Bank He manages a team developing business relationships with private clientele in the San Francisco area as well as the  Pacific Northwest which consists of five people spread across different locations serves small business owners who have made at least $1 million in revenue from doctors in private practice to attorneys and helps them reach their financial goals.  who is a nurse at The University of California and their two-and-a-half-year-old daughter Horgen also likes to keep tabs on the stock market When the NYSE opening bell rings at 6:30 am Pacific Time he opens financial news sites like The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg to browse the headlines Horgen usually skips his breakfast aside from the occasional piece of toast He makes it up by grabbing a bagel and cream cheese at the Starbucks near his office he leaves the house to drop her off at her aunt's house where she spends the day playing with four cousins plus it allows him more time to check emails or listen to podcasts or audiobooks.  Horgen leads a team of five business development professionals and a majority of them are located in different offices spread across the Bay Area about 90% of their communication is through phone calls So an hour-long team call in the morning is a kick-off routine and subsequently Horgen talks to individual team members to help them tackle their challenges Horgen is in constant touch with prospective clients from private practice doctors and consultants to attorneys and accountants The meetings very often take place at his clients' offices he stresses the importance of time management "One of the things that allowed my team and our segment to be successful is to be very strategic with how we spend our time to maximize our effort and impact," he said Sometimes he takes a rental car to hop from office to office but most of the time he calls an Uber.  We deliver! 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Subscribe to Adweek newsletters KAUZ anchor Chris Horgen is retiring after nearly 30 years at the Wichita Falls Horgen was 22 when he joined the station’s sports department in 1992 he’s the main anchor and assistant news director at the station Horgen told viewers he was moving on to an exciting new adventure and I am so thankful to have had all of the opportunities to bring you first the sports and then the news for almost three decades,” said Horgen “I cannot thank you enough for your support since I walked in the door in 1992.” Adweek is the leading source of news and insight serving the brand marketing ecosystem Home » Home » Eastern Florida’s Floyd Horgen Among America’s Most Successful College Golf Coaches By  //  March 29 ABOVE VIDEO: Floyd Horgen came to Brevard Junior College When he retired from Brevard Community College in 1993 he left as one of the most successful college golf coaches in the United States FLORIDA – Floyd Horgen came to Brevard Junior College in 1966 to be a basketball coach “I came to Brevard because the head basketball coach (Jim Oler) told me he was leaving the next year,’’ said Horgen Horgen arrived at the college gymnasium for a game that night took a cursory look and found golf coach listed beside his name “I had played baseball at Miami for four years and I found that this might be a better way to make a living Most of the basketball coaches I coached against are dead now.’’ 25 junior colleges fielded teams around the state of Florida It was a popular sport in a state that was beginning to grow in population “I inherited a team that had a best finish of 13th in the state,’’ said Horgen a native of northern Minnesota who was born in 1936 I think we finished fifth in the state my first year and in my second year we were third in the state.’’ Horgen received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Miami in 1959 with a degree in physical education and history After teaching junior high in Carroll City he returned to school at Ohio University and earned a master’s degree in physical education and high school administration He came back to Florida to teach history and physical education at McArthur High in Hollywood he got the call from Brevard Junior College Mike Smith was the medalist as Brevard Junior College won its first national title in 1971 who later would become the Titans’ golf coach after Horgen retired also was on that team with Jim Hurt and Eddie Charlton “Mike has played on the (PGA) Tour and done nothing but play golf well all these years,’’ Horgen said “Beau Baugh was the national runner-up for two years.’’ Butch Girard was the medalist when the Titans prevailed in 1976 Brevard then won in 1977 and 1978 to extend the streak to three consecutive years Horgen left Brevard County for three years to coach golfer Hal Sutton at Centenary College from 1979 to 1981 coaxed Horgen to leave Brevard with a financial offer that Horgen couldn’t refuse The younger Sutton became a standout on the PGA Tour After Horgen came back in the fall of 1981 for the 1982 spring season Former Satellite High standout Steve Lamontagne was the national medalist in 1985 Merritt Island’s Scott Gump and Orlando’s Louie Mitrovich also earned All-America status as members of a team that might have been Horgen’s best “I had so many great players it’s too many to name,’’ Horgen said “The most prominent might have been Steve Lamontagne who’s now director of golf at Suntree Country Club He was a good athlete with a great attitude who worked hard and loved the game He loved his teammates and was an all-around winner It helped that his parents were not golfers “A second generation golfer gets too much interference from his father The third generation golfer is OK because his father knows well enough to leave him alone He remembers how his father already messed him up.’’ Richard Sadler was Horgen’s last national medalist He won the event when BCC won the 1991 title for its seventh under Horgen Horgen teaches golf at Riverside Country Club in Bozeman during the summer “The basic fundamental is to use the body to swing the golf club,’’ Horgen said you have to let the club accelerate and not be rushed.” he was able to apply some of those mechanics to golf when he began his career as a coach “Pitchers make good golfers and hitters not as well,’’ Horgen said you have to let the club accelerate and not be rushed and that’s why pitchers make better golfers They let the speed build and accelerate as they release it not as quick The vast majority of hitters try to muscle it and force it.’’ THE 2017 SPACE COAST SPORTS HALL OF FAME Banquet and Induction Ceremony will take place at the Cocoa Beach Country Club on Friday FOR INFORMATION ABOUT the 2017 SPACE COAST SPORTS HALL OF FAME call 321-615-8111 or e-mail Contact@SpaceCoastDaily.com CLICK HERE to see all the members of the Space Coast Sports Hall of Fame and website in this browser for the next time I comment Click Here to Sign Up for Text Alerts 2007 at her home with her family by her side the daughter of James and Anne (Cheney) Kilfoyle She was raised in Warren where she graduated from Warren High School she was united in marriage to David Horgen in East Grand Forks She was a member of Grace United Methodist Church David and two daughters; Suzanne (Michael) Weik of Mentor MN and Mary Anne Hamm of Thief River Falls 2007 at Grace United Methodist Church in Warren Essential digital access to quality FT journalism on any device Complete digital access to quality FT journalism with expert analysis from industry leaders Complete digital access to quality analysis and expert insights complemented with our award-winning Weekend Print edition Terms & Conditions apply Discover all the plans currently available in your country See why over a million readers pay to read the Financial Times ROCHESTER – When Garrett and Rachel Thoma began thinking about starting a family “We always talked about it over the years that we would entertain fostering or adopting because we never were completely set in stone with the idea that if we were going to have children they would need to be our biological children,” Garrett Thoma said “We would be able to love and nurture anyone in this world.” Ben and Alisha Horgen knew the same choices existed if they wanted to grow their family of four which includes 8-year-old Selma and 6-year-old Henry … There are a lot of kids that need homes,” Ben Horgen said both couples have become foster parents-to-be The Horgens became licensed foster parents last year but have yet to be matched with children needing foster care and the Thomases are expecting to finalize their license requirements this week Their paths toward opening their doors to children needing temporary – or potentially permanent – homes started with a required informational session held every few months by Olmsted County a Dover-Eyota middle school and high school teacher said she dove into research before signing up but still found the session had information that she needed in order to consider options With the next session planned for April 20 the Olmsted County program manager for adoption and child foster care said it’s not uncommon for hopeful foster parents to discover new things to consider during the initial session “I think a lot of people don’t know what it entails,” she said While the session can lead prospective foster parents to bow out she said it can also open options for others especially since several types of foster parents are needed from those providing emergency shelter and respite care to people looking for long-term commitments “We always encourage people to think about whether it’s a good fit at the time because it’s a lot that you are taking on when you are fostering,” she said The county currently has 109 licensed foster homes but 42 of them are licensed to care for a relative needing placement outside their home the county had 116 children in out-of-home care which puts a pinch on a system that seeks to match each child with the right home The Horgens have already received two calls about potential placement One they declined would not be a good match and the other involved three siblings who ended up moving in with family members Alisha Horgen said their potential acceptance of three children at once stems from what they learned during the licensing process She said they initially were open to taking up to two children but discovered that could mean separating siblings “We just felt heartbroken about that and quickly said we could take three,” she said acknowledging that they expect to be asked to take even larger sets of siblings “I’m sure we would say yes to more than three who pointed out they are learning to be parents alongside being foster parents said they’ll likely be less flexible on numbers “We have set our max limit at two children for right now so we could accept a sibling set if needed,” Rachel Thoma said the couple said they are open to taking older children setting expectations at anyone between ages 5 and 18 The Horgens plan to take in ages that match their children or are younger “We are not ready for teenagers,” Ben Horgen said Kacir said such limits are important for families but it also leads to the need for more potential households we are still not matching up with the needs we have of kids coming into foster care,” she said She said she believes many myths surrounding foster care have kept potential foster parents from applying which is why the upcoming information session is important She said foster parents don’t need to be couples own their own home or be a stay-at-home parent They simply need to meet standard licensing requirements and complete 30 hours of state-mandated training Basic requirements for licensing are being a resident of the county and passing a criminal and social services background check A criminal or social services history won’t necessarily bar someone from being licensed but such reviews are handled on a case-by-case basis Kacir also said many people don’t understand that the level of commitment can vary “You don’t need to commit to fostering a kid for a year … Maybe it’s just providing that weekend care or short-term care for a family in need,” she said While 60% of Olmsted County youth in the foster care system have seen out-of-home placements range from six months to two years Kacir said emergency and respite services call for short stays and are essential to the county’s program The Horgens and Thomas said the flexibility of the program was noted throughout the licensing process but ours took five months,” Alisha Horgen said of the training process which was partly delayed to best fit their schedule interviews and potential safety adjustments for a home because you are taking care of someone else’s kids Whether they could or couldn’t do it themselves is not the point.” Rachel and Garrett Thoma said a variety of research through online videos blogs and podcasts helped prepare them for what to expect but both couples said the training helped them better understand the unique needs for the children that could eventually share their homes “Our kids are 8 and almost 7,” said Alisha Horgen “We feel like we have a pretty good handle on raising children at this point but it feels like we needed a re-education on how to care for children who have been through trauma.” Garrett Thoma said such concerns were an eye-opener “I have a mentality of rolling with the punches but the one thing that threw me off guard was parenting style,” he said “(With foster children) you can’t say ‘go to your room and think about what you’ve done.’” Rachel Thoma said she sees the trauma-informed parenting skills as being applicable to all children so some lessons have helped her as a teacher Ben Horgen also pointed to broader benefits to becoming a licensed even if the option of taking in children isn’t an immediate goal you can’t be open to the opportunity,” he said of the potential for helping a family in need As someone who feels compelled to “run to the messes” and care for others “There’s nothing messier than kids being taken away from their parents for crappy situations,” he said because there are kids in the aftermath of that.” Olmsted County’s next information session for potential foster parents is set to run from 1 to 4:30 p.m Interested applicants will learn about what is involved and what to expect when becoming a foster said attending the session does not require participants to move further through the process but it will provide information to consider before taking next steps “We talk through a lot of things,” she said Home » In Time for Purim: Scroll of Esther Illustrated by Terror Victim Esther Horgen Purim will be celebrated on Saturday night and one of the mitzvoth associated with the holiday is the public reading of the Book of Esther It is required to follow along with the reading so many bring personal copies to the synagogue 7 terrorist attack reminiscent of Haman and the nation of Amalek one very special edition of the Book of Esther can help make the ancient story seem relevant yet again you can use this Scroll of Esther this holiday Israel365 launched The Israel Bible Scroll of Esther two years ago in memory of the late Esther Horgen using her artwork to illustrate the holy book Horgen was murdered in December by an Arab terrorist while she was hiking in a forest near her home in Tal Menashe in the Samaria region of Israel Esther left behind a husband and six orphans – two girls and four boys Her youngest turned 13 years old and celebrated his bar mitzvah only a few months earlier But because her life was so tragically cut short her artwork never got the chance to be showcased…Until now That’s because this Scroll of Esther dedicated to her memory is designed with Esther’s never-before-seen artwork Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote an endorsement for the book in which he reveals how the story of Purim is happening today before our very eyes and how he is combatting the resurgence of the evil Haman This unique scroll also features a letter from Israel’s president written by Esther’s husband Benjamin Horgan relating how his late wife’s soul is connected to the revered Queen Esther The Israel Bible Scroll of Esther chronicles the miraculous story of the salvation of the Jewish people in the Persian exile decades before the building of the second temple in Jerusalem With a clear translation and illuminating commentary The foreword by Israel365′s Rabbi Tuly Weisz provides valuable insight into the holiday and its spiritual significance for the Nation of Israel today The scroll features the manuscript’s original Hebrew text opposite an English translation making it easy to follow and understand for those who can’t read the ancient language allowing the reader to recite Queen Ester’s words in its original text this new version of Esther’s scroll boasts highly insightful commentary that provides a vital glimpse into the hidden meanings behind the words written in the holy scroll Simply click here to purchase the e-book version of this truly unique Scroll of Esther Proceeds from the sale of this volume will be used to create a park in Horgen’s memory at the site where she was killed The holiday of Purim takes place on Friday, February 26. 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I grabbed my wife but I couldn't hold on And then she got thrown back again by the wave coming back," Horgen said "I knew how cold that water was and where we were and the waves and everything Horgen was one of approximately 479 passengers airlifted from the deck of the ship when the swells proved too dangerous for smaller vessels to reach the luxury liner passengers were lifted by a wire into waiting helicopters that carried them to shore Many of the passengers were evacuated in the overnight hours Two of the five helicopters used in the rescue mission were briefly rerouted to rescue a crew of nine when a cargo freighter also sent a distress call after engine failure "Everything was breaking, furniture, glassware. The closet doors were banging back and forth. When we got the signal to evacuate, there was no time to think about getting important things like passports," passenger Susan Dollberg of Novato, Calif. told Norweigan broadcaster NKR, The New York Times reported. Dollberg told NKR that she and her husband had friends who remained on the ship overnight the Norwegian people and the rescue operation have been stellar," Dollberg said Photos posted to social media on Saturday captured hundreds of passengers waiting for rescue while wearing orange life vests while others displayed damage to the ship from the storm Videos shared to Twitter showed furniture and other items sliding across rooms as the ship swayed making it difficult for passengers and crew to remain upright In a video filmed by California author Alexus Sheppard ceiling tiles fell from the roof and struck at least one passenger Sheppard told the AP that individuals with disabilities or injuries were evacuated from the ship first And when the general alarm sounded it became VERY real," Sheppard told the AP in a text Just before the SHTF! #VikingSky #Mayday pic.twitter.com/NONvQl4dBr told the Times that 20 people were injured in the hours the ship was stranded A separate statement from the Red Cross indicated that many of the injuries were cuts bruises and broken bones and that all the injured individuals were being treated at a local hospital "If they had run aground we would have faced a major disaster," Vik said By Sunday afternoon all four engines had been restored and the ship When the ship docked 436 passengers and 458 crew members were still on board called the event "among the worst I've ever experienced," the Times reported We keep doing the best we can," Hagen said He added that all passengers would be given a full refund Viking Cruises said arrangements were being made to return passengers to their home countries The company has also canceled its next cruise The company's statement said they did not expect to have any additional cancellations Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all