Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application 2024 at Ogden Regional Medical Center after a long battle of cancer to Betty Ann Cushman and Harry Leroy Moody where she lived with 2 sisters and 2 brothers Early on in her childhood her family moved to Utah After graduating from Bonneville High School Daun went on to be a beautician for a short time She worked various warehouse jobs throughout her life ending at Levy Home Entertainment (ReaderLink) until she retired Daun married James Pierre Fordham in Salt Lake City and had her son Kyle James Fordham and later divorced Years later she married Fred Albert Jordan Utah and had her daughter Keila Leann Valenti (Jordan) until they divorced in 2003 always throwing herself into her work and her family life She had such great wisdom and truth to her vivacious character that she tried to instill on her children She had many friends that she loved just like family She was their biggest support system and never missed a chance to see them succeed at a task Daun will be missed by many and her memory will live on in all of us Anytime you see an eagle you will see her as this was her favorite bird and you will know that she is watching down on all of us There will be no services for Daun and the family will have a private scattering at a time of their choosing This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Home » Opinion » Margaret “Maggie” Daun: Please leave election administration to the experts 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Koryx Copper Inc (“Koryx” or the "Company") (TSX-V: KRY) is pleased to announce that it has appointed Heye Daun as President and Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”) and Trevor Faber as Chief Operating Officer (“COO”) Heye Daun will also retain his board position as Chairman and Pierre Léveillé steps down as President and remains on the Board as Executive Director incoming President & CEO of Koryx Copper commented: “As Koryx has completed its private placement of $18M and being more than sufficiently financed to conduct Phase 2 of its drilling and study operations I am honoured to be appointed President and CEO of the Company which more accurately represents my day-to-day role of managing the Company we are very pleased with the appointment of Trevor Faber as COO Trevor is a highly experienced mining engineer and projects specialist with a wealth of experience especially in copper and base metals projects delivery in Africa Trevor has a very strong reputation as a driven and skilled mining project manager and technical leader We are also very pleased that Pierre Léveillé remains involved with the Company in the capacity as Executive Director He has lead the transition to the new Koryx and was instrumental in the transformation of the Company After investing a very significant amount of our own capital into Koryx earlier in 2024 and with the continued strong financial support from family members and close associates Alan Friedman and I together with the rest of the Board and executive management look forward to leading and implementing our vision for Koryx Copper That vision is to demonstrate the technical and economic feasibility of the Haib Copper Project as the next great copper development asset in Africa We plan to achieve this by financing the company building a competent management team and then permitting and advancing the project to construction readiness in as short a timeframe as possible.” Trevor is a Mining Engineer with over 30 years of experience in project development and the mining industry in Africa He is the former CEO of Luma Africa; COO for Alphamin Resources and Project Manager of the Bisie Tin project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (“DRC”) Trevor is also the former Projects and Operations Executive for Metorex and was the Project Manager of the Ruashi Copper/Cobalt Project and the Kinsenda Copper Project in the DRC; Technical Director for Ridge Mining and Project Manager of the Blue Ridge Platinum mine in South Africa He holds a Bsc (Honors) Mining Engineering degree from the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa Trevor will spend the next few months getting exposed to the complete breadth and depth of project work that has already been completed by prior operator since the 1970’s plus the wide range of new activities which have been initiated and are being advanced by the existing Koryx technical team led by Charles Creasy and Steve Burks (refer to the press release dated September 24 whilst he is completing the hand-over of his existing role at Luma Trevor’s role will be to help organize and direct all Koryx technical activities in conjunction with our strong team of in-house technical specialists and the group of external engineering and study groups who are already involved with the Haib project Trevor will also be responsible for significantly growing our Namibian presence and infrastructure with a view to fast-tracking our drilling As part of this new role Trevor is expected to also spend a significant part of his time assisting in promoting the company and its projects to our local and international shareholders but also other Namibian stakeholders especially the Namibian government and local authorities and communities with a strong focus on responsible mining practices and building social license to operate (Hons) Geology is the Qualified Person for the Haib Copper Project and has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information in this news release and is a registered Professional Natural Scientist with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (Pr 400190/08) and a Qualified Person for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101 The resource estimates described below are more fully disclosed in the Company's current technical report titled “NI 43-101 Technical Report – August 2024 Mineral Resource Estimate for the Haib Copper Project The Report is available under the Company's profile on SEDAR+ at www.sedarplus.ca is a Canadian copper development Company focused on advancing the 100% owned Haib Copper Project in Namibia whilst also building a portfolio of copper exploration licenses in Zambia Haib is a large and advanced (PEA-stage) copper/molybdenum porphyry deposit in southern Namibia with a long history of exploration and project development by multiple operators More than 70,000m of drilling has been conducted at Haib since the 1970’s with significant exploration programs led by companies including Falconbridge (1964) Teck remains a strategic and supportive shareholder Mineralization at Haib is typical of a porphyry copper deposit Porphyry copper deposits are a major global source of copper with the best-known examples being concentrated around the Pacific Rim Haib is one of a few examples of a Paleoproterozoic porphyry copper deposit in the world and one of only two in southern Africa (both in Namibia) the deposit has been subjected to multiple metamorphic and deformation events but still retains many of the classic mineralization and alteration features typical of these deposits The mineralization is dominantly chalcopyrite with minor bornite and chalcocite present and only minor secondary copper minerals at surface due to the arid environment In addition to extensive drilling and metallurgical testing various technical studies have been completed at Haib to date Haib has a current mineral resource of 414Mt @ 0.35% Cu for 1,459Mt of contained copper in the Indicated category and 345Mt @ 0.33% Cu for 1136Mt of contained copper in the Inferred category (0.25% Cu cut-off) More information is available by contacting the Company: Julia Becker Corporate Communications jbecker@koryxcopper.com+1-604-785-0850 Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Information This press release contains "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation statements regarding the use of proceeds from the Company's recently completed financings and the future or prospects of the Company forward-looking information can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans" or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions Forward-looking statements are necessarily based upon a number of assumptions that and contingencies that may cause actual results or achievements to be materially different from those expressed or implied by forward-looking statements Although the Company has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking information other factors may cause results not to be as anticipated There can be no assurance that such information will prove to be accurate as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information Other factors which could materially affect such forward-looking information are described in the risk factors in the Company's most recent annual management discussion and analysis The Company does not undertake to update any forward-looking information except in accordance with applicable securities laws « Back 2024 at Copper Stone Assisted Living in Neenah daughter of the late Arthur & Henrietta (Jacky) Beyer 1954 at Ebenezer Evangelical & Reformed Church in Chilton Together they had four children before he preceded Rosemary in death on May 27 1961.  Rosemary devoted every fiber of her life to the raising of her children and cherished each and every moment Rosemary was employed with Schabach Photography Studio in Chilton where she used acrylic paints to colorize the black and white portraits taken by the photographer Much of her professional career was working as the office clerk/receptionist for Dr James Knauf in Chilton before working a few years with Chilton Metal Products and Aluminum Specialty (Foley) until her retirement  Rosemary was an excellent seamstress who fashioned clothing for her husband and her children and did alterations and sewing for those throughout the community She tended to a large vegetable garden which produced a bountiful harvest in the fall with fresh produce to fill the dinner table as well as can and freeze for the winter months ahead.  She was never averse to having her children help tend to the garden since they would also be benefactors of the harvest. She was known to attend rummage sales and auctions around the area to find unique and useful treasures that she and her family could utilize in their daily lives She had a passion for taking old scratched and marred furniture and giving it new life refinishing it to a beautiful luster many pieces found their way into the homes of her children.When her children were raised and Rosemary reached retirement she began to find time for herself where she could explore new hobbies and interests and give back to her community.  She volunteered countless hours sorting through treasures for The Shepherd’s Attic Rosemary was an integral part of the formation of the Chilton Red Hat Society She kept active and strong attending exercise classes and taking on a paper route in her neighborhood. Rosemary also wanted to keep her mind sharp and took great interest in learning about places around the world and took in many events at Ledge View Nature Center where she could learn and explore the unique world around her The community where she lived was her passion later in her life She enjoyed telling the history of this area to people she encountered She collected many historical artifacts which were shared with friends family and the attendees of the Calumet County Fair.  Each year as the fair ended she was already planning what she would showcase the next year. Survivors include her children: Sheri Daun-Bedford Keith (Sue) Daun; 6 grandchildren; 6 great grandchildren; and her siblings-in-law:  Jane (Gautier) Daun Betty (Palmer) Beyer.  She is further survived by nieces  She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband: Kenneth; a son-in-law: Mark Bedford; her siblings and their spouses: Joyce (Frank) Ulrichs The Calumet County fair would like to extend sympathy to the family of Rosemary We appreciate the many years that she has worked at the fair in the antique department And for her enthusiasm in exhibiting at the fair.she will be missed I remember Rosemary when she was worked for Dr Knauf She remembered my parents coming in to see the Doctor and coming out crying she told me years ago they found out my mom had cancer and Rosemary felt so sad for my dad and all us little kids She told me that story when we she started working at Foley Co and was so kind and caring with everyone,she even took care of my son for part of the summer after she retired.We stayed in touch through the years calling ,texting and going out to dinner for birthdays,I have her last message to me from May 29th on my phone yet she asked myself and another friend of ours to come to see her at the assisted living facility but sadly we never got there Hope her and her dear husband Ken had a joyfull reunion when she got to heaven,she talked about him often Rosemary and I were classmates at CHS (Class of 53) and we had many good times working on class reunions was also a classmate and a close friend of your dad I enjoyed working with Rosemary for the few years I've known her back in the Foley Days My deepest sympathy for you and your family (WTVF) — Daun Bauman said she’s in a much better place than she was last month Her husband is in jail accused of violating his probation in a neighboring county He was on probation for aggravated stalking of a different woman when he was arrested for beating his wife much less the person she proposed to earlier this summer “I guess that’s kind of part of why I’m spinning out of control NewsChannel 5 Investigates chose to conceal the name of Bauman’s husband he’s only been charged with domestic violence against Bauman but hasn’t been convicted A closer look at his past — uncovered by NewsChannel 5 Investigates — demonstrated he had an extensive history of domestic violence spanning four Tennessee counties Bauman’s husband has been charged with violating an order of protection and especially aggravated stalking women on six different occasions Overwhelming is the word Bauman chose to describe her life after what she said has been nothing short of a nightmare She’s never before been in fear for her life the way she had been over the past several weeks and the name that keeps coming up is Lauren Johansen Bauman watched NewsChannel 5 Investigates coverage of Bricen Rivers who was bonded out of Nashville jail and later was accused of murdering his girlfriend Lauren Bauman said speaking with Johansen’s father helped her find peace of mind she began to reflect on why she was in the seat I just think it’s fair that I shouldn’t have to worry about being murdered Bauman knew her husband had a troubled past but nothing she said they couldn’t reconcile “Every day he just showed me a side of himself that I knew I wanted to spend the rest of my life with this man,” Bauman said Only weeks after they were married in a small Pigeon Forge ceremony did Bauman begin to see another side of her husband Bauman remembers bits and pieces of the night on Broadway where she says her husband relapsed on alcohol and became abusive and then I remember being punched with a closed fist,” Bauman said Graphic photos appeared to show a gash on the top of Bauman’s head and bruising around her body She was willing to blame alcohol and move on but then Bauman’s friend said she got a text from Bauman’s husband “He answered my phone and told my best friend he was going to make me gone,” Bauman said Bauman told Metro Nashville Police officers what happened officers arrested her husband on charges of domestic assault with bodily injury and already violating the order of protection she had just filed “When I called the jail to ensure he was there and anyone she could about her husband’s priors expecting him to be held without bond Bond was instead set at a combined $5,000 for both charges and soon her husband was released “What’s that like telling all of these different agencies that this man is dangerous and then not seeing the follow through?” we asked because I’m out here hiding in the middle of nowhere Bauman was in hiding when we sat down for an interview out of fear that her husband would track her down and do something to keep her from talking she has moved out of her home but said she still lived in fear for weeks Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake first openly expressed concerns earlier this year when describing a judicial system he said “continues to fail people.” Davidson County General Sessions Judge Jim Todd responded by telling NewsChannel 5 in May that judicial magistrates don’t have access to the National Crime Information Center or NCIC This means the people in charge of setting bonds often do so without knowing important context like if a suspect has been charged with similar crimes in a different county “The reality of it is we can’t set bonds with an Ouija board,” Todd said Other law enforcement agencies located in the same building as the magistrates do have access to NCIC and Todd said it could be as simple as sharing resources already under one roof “I understand the frustration and I understand the optics The public needs to know that the court system is aware of this issue and has been,” Todd said Presiding General Sessions Judge Allegra Walker sent a statement to NewsChannel 5 Investigates where she wrote they are currently working with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to be granted NCIC access Walker says they’re also working with the Metro Council and the Mayor’s Office for funding this effort because ideally they would like to hire staff dedicated to searching NCIC “Our Magistrates knowing a person’s complete criminal history before making a decision regarding bail bond or pre-trial release conditions is vitally important We are hopeful that our efforts will lead to this enhancement,” Walker said Bauman said none of what’s been proposed changes the fact that many others continue to live in fear during what’s considered one of the most vulnerable times for any domestic violence victim The man she once knew has a record of stalking All of which she says could have made a compelling argument for the magistrates to order GPS monitoring that would be the game changer,” Bauman said Bauman remembers the stories of Lauren Johansen and Marie Varsos who were killed after their partners made bail and right before trial She says there’s no magic wand to undo what at first may have felt like a fairy tale romance so instead she’s leaning on faith and speaking out when others can’t We’ve reached out to TBI to find out what it will take for these magistrates to get access around the state and we’re still waiting on an answer (“Koryx” or the "Company") (TSX-V: KRY) announces the appointment of Mr Alan Friedman as Lead Independent Director of Koryx Tim Fernback have resigned from the Board of Directors Pierre Léveillé steps down as CEO but remains President and Director of the Company Pending the conclusion of their ongoing technical review of Koryx activities Daun and Friedman will lead the repositioning of Koryx Copper as a successful African copper developer with a strengthened shareholder base improved technical credibility and better public market traction incoming Executive Chairman stated: “After investing our own capital into Koryx earlier in 2024 we are delighted to now be joining the Board of Directors and to be taking a leading role in re-positioning Koryx as a successful Namibian copper developer with very significant scale potential in founding Osino and leading its rapid advancement from discovery to construction is a great example of our vision for Koryx Copper That vision is to demonstrate the technical and economic feasibility of the Haib Copper Project (“Haib” or “the Project”) as the next great copper development asset in Africa assembling a quality management team and then to permit and advance the project to construction readiness in as short a timeframe as possible.” President of Koryx stated that: “The appointment of Mr Friedman to our Board of Directors is a significant addition to the Company They bring a wealth of technical and capital market knowledge and project development experience to the Company They have been very successful at founding resource companies making discoveries and advancing such companies through public listings This addition comes on the heel of their most recent success their vast experience in sub-Saharan Africa will add considerable value to Koryx as we develop our mineral assets in Namibia and Zambia.” The Board of Directors would like to acknowledge the contribution of Mr Roy (Acting Chairman for the last two years) Matte made to the development of the Company and would like to thank them for their efforts and dedication and wish them all the best in the future A strong technical team has been identified who have already started driving a number of exploration & project development initiatives with the aim of optimizing and right-sizing the Haib Copper project A particular focus is on testing the significant growth potential of the mineral resource at Haib whilst demonstrating the feasibility of a more conventional metallurgical process route (crushing milling & flotation for higher-grade material as well as coarse particle flotation and bacterial heap leaching for lower grade material) Environmental baseline studies and other de-risking activities are underway A review of corporate operations is currently underway and C-Suite additions will be made in the imminent future MBA) is a Namibian-born mining engineer with 30 years of experience in mining and finance After 10 years in uranium and gold mining in Namibia and West Africa with Rio Tinto Heye spent three years in mining project finance and fund management Since 2009 he has become a mining entrepreneur with multiple successful exits He was a co-founder (with Alan Friedman) and President of Auryx Gold Corp. which advanced the Otjikoto gold project in Namibia and in 2012 was sold to B2Gold Corp He then led a turn-around and subsequent merger of Ecuador Gold & Copper Corp with Alan Friedman in 2016 and recently closing the sale of Osino to Shanjin International Gold Co based in Canada with an established track record of over 25 years as a public markets entrepreneur Alan has played an integral role in the financings go-public transactions and subsequent exits for many resource companies onto TSX and AIM He is a co-founder and Director of TSX-V listed Eco (Atlantic) Oil and Gas Ltd. Mister Daun and Friedman have a very well-established business partnership of over 15 years with complementary skills networks and geography (Heye Daun is based between Namibia and South Africa and Alan Friedman is based in Toronto) which has been an essential ingredient to their joint success PEA-stage Haib Copper Project in Namibia whilst also building a portfolio of copper exploration licenses in Zambia Haib is a large and advanced copper/molybdenum porphyry deposit in southern Namibia with a long history of exploration and project development by multiple operators Mineralization at Haib is typical of a porphyry copper deposit and the deposit remains intact Haib is one of the few examples of a Paleoproterozoic porphyry copper deposit in the world and one of only two in southern Africa (both in Namibia) Teck remains a strategic and supportive shareholder various mine modeling and technical studies have been completed to date Pierre LéveilléPresident+1-819-340-0140info@koryxcopper.com statements regarding the use of proceeds from the Company's future plans or prospects of the Company including prospects for economic recoverability of mineral resources uncertainties and contingencies that may cause actual results performance or achievements to be materially different from those expressed or implied by forward-looking statements there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated Other factors which could materially affect such forward-looking information are described in the risk factors in the Company's most recent annual management's discussion and analysis which is available on the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com The Company does not undertake to update any forward- looking information On "The Maggie Daun Show," the Democratic senator from Wisconsin talked about the high-profile Laken Riley Act and whether or not she'd vote in favor of the bill On “The Maggie Daun Show,” the Democratic senator from Wisconsin talked about the high-profile Laken Riley Act and whether or not she’d vote in favor of the bill Tammy Baldwin joined “The Maggie Daun Show” to discuss the bill she led the passage of that would create the first ever monument dedicated to women’s history on the National Mall in Washington the Women’s Suffrage National Monument Location Act was signed into law by President Joe Biden on Saturday and was one she co-led with Republican Sen After discussing that bill, Maggie Daun asked Sen. Baldwin about the Laken Riley Act, a Republican-led bill aiming to address illegal immigration and crimes committed by undocumented immigrants. The bill passed the House with bipartisan support on Tuesday Baldwin said she would be voting to bring the bill to the floor — a vote that happened shortly after the interview — but said she “wouldn’t support it in its current form.” is flawed in how it is written and that it needs to be perfected,” she said “But I also think this is an opportunity to remind folks that we need to have a much broader discussion about immigration as we take up the first measure we’re going to take up during this session who have just taken the majority in the Senate are going to be willing to look at amendments about really important topics that we must tackle And I wouldn’t support it in its current form But I want to give the new majority an opportunity to work with us to actually consider amendments We’ll see whether they’re genuine in their offer to try to work on important topics in a bipartisan manner.” Watch the clip of that interview here Find the full podcast from “The Maggie Daun Show” online here.  Want More Local News?We've got you. Scan it to get it. News Ethics and Standards | Privacy Policy Dunn was there – on the front lines – when the mob stormed the Capitol.  He says psychological and moral injuries continue to harm both law enforcement and the American public, especially with ongoing denials about what happened that day. He also had to testify during the January 6th Committee hearings.  “This isn’t just about the physical injuries,” Dunn explains. “The moral injury piles up every day as we see people refuse to acknowledge the attack for what it was—an assault on our democracy.” Trump pardoned more than 1,500 people involved in the insurrection and Dunn says many of them violently assaulted police officers. If you’re shocked by what Trump is doing now, you weren’t paying attention before. He’s also frustrated by leaders like Brad Schimel, a candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court, for his failure to speak out against the pardons. Schimel is currently a Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge.  “I am calling out the politicians who continue to downplay the events of that day,” Dunn says. “This kind of rewriting of history is dangerous for the future of the nation.” And despite claims Trump’s actions and words are simply “rhetoric,” Dunn argues these are not empty threats. He calls it a deliberate strategy. “What he said was rhetoric, but now it’s reality. And it’s emboldening people,” Dunn warns. Dunn believes it is not a time for citizens to sit back and ignore the consequences of this rhetoric. He’s urging everyone—particularly those who voted for Trump—to understand the fight for accountability and the truth will continue. “If you’re shocked by what Trump is doing now, you weren’t paying attention before,” Dunn says. “And now the stakes have never been higher.” Gbenga Ajilore breaks down the impact and describes the new tariffs as a losing gamble for U.S to discuss the tariffs and the impact on U.S Listen to the entire segment starting at the half-way mark here:  “The tariffs are meant to generate billions in revenue,” Ajilore says “The intention is to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S Ajilore points out there are fundamental contradictions in these goals He explains that raising tariffs to curb fentanyl would undermine the revenue-generating potential of these taxes Ajilore also stresses the uncertainty many businesses are facing under this unpredictable policy.  “There will be damage to industries like agriculture,” Ajilore explains “And particularly in states like Wisconsin where retaliatory tariffs could decimate dairy and soybean exports The long-term impacts of these policy changes are concerning especially as global trade partners seek stability elsewhere This could potentially lead to a permanent shift away from U.S President Donald Trump unveiled his sweeping trade agenda on April 2 including a 10 percent baseline tariff on imports from all countries except for Mexico and Canada The changes are set to take effect April 5 Several dozen nations are also facing even higher individualized import taxes a 26 percent tariff on India and a 20 percent tariff on the European Union These tariffs will go into effect April 9.  Read the White House fact sheet to see how each trade partner’s reciprocal import taxes are being calculated based on what Trump considers an unfair trade practice for American products He also tells Daun there will be negative effects on low-income Americans with the tariffs essentially serving as a sales tax on goods impacting those with limited purchasing power.  “There is a need for clarity and consistency in this new trade policy,” Ajilore says “The current approach is doing more harm than good and may permanently erode trust in the U.S Daun shares that Republican Senator Rand Paul is sharing his concerns about the growing uncertainty He believes though tariffs are often seen as a tool to protect domestic industries these will raise prices and harm consumers He is arguing a trade deficit in a wealthy country like the U.S is not a negative but rather an indicator of a strong economy that benefits from cheaper goods imported from lower-wage countries The tariffs that Trump detailed Wednesday mark the most significant U.S. protectionist trade action since the 1930s, when Congress imposed tariffs on more than 20,000 goods and dug the U.S. economy deeper into the Great Depression. https://t.co/G9863LOTQU Ajilore believes the real issue remains the unpredictable nature of Trump’s tariff strategy, with both businesses and consumers left to navigate a landscape of instability and confusion.  “This may have lasting repercussions, as countries and businesses may increasingly look to diversify away from U.S. markets,” Ajilore explains. “It’s a potentially irreversible shift in global trade dynamics.” Source: Contributed Photos (Susan Crawford The Wisconsin Supreme Court race is becoming a focal point in both local and national political discussions. And scrutiny over the dark money influence in the run up to the April 1st election is growing. Yari Aquino, Director of Strategic Communications at Emily’s List, joins Maggie Daun, host of The Maggie Daun Show to discuss the significant impact this election will have on the state and its judicial future Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race is poised to be the most expensive in the state’s history Aquino also points out the rising influence of dark money using the example of Elon Musk who is pouring millions into the race with hopes of influencing the results It’s now increasing concerns over the integrity of elections as Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race is poised to be the most expensive in the state’s history “The battle for Wisconsin’s judiciary is not just a local issue but part of a broader nationwide strategy Conservative forces want to take control of state courts,” Aquino explains where Justice Allison Riggs’ victory is being contested despite two recounts is a reminder of the tactics that could undermine democracy a candidate backed by significant dark money is facing criticism for his controversial actions as former Attorney General and his alignment with extremist agendas.” The discussion also turns to the issue of women’s rights and in particular reproductive freedoms Aquino explains that state courts play a pivotal role in defending or dismantling these rights.   “A shift in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court could have lasting consequences on reproductive rights and the balance of power in the state,” Aquino says “The election is not just about the candidates but about ensuring that the will of the people is respected over the interests of billionaires and extreme agendas.” Aquino and Emily’s List will continue efforts to support pro-choice women candidates like Susan Crawford in Wisconsin. She says the group believes in advocating for democracy and fairness in the judicial system.  “The upcoming election is about more than just political preferences,” Aquino says. “It’s about protecting the fundamental principles of justice and ensuring that future generations inherit a democracy that respects their rights and voices.” Testimony continues on the sixth day of the trial of Jason Lindemann Lindemann is charged with more than a dozen counts including two felony charges of second-degree recklessly endangering safety Prosecutors claim he crashed his power boat into a paddle wheel boat on the Fox River in Oshkosh in July 2022 His defense has said the crash was an accident (Viewer discretion advised — trial may contain strong language) the defense called witnesses to the stand who were on Jason Lindeman’s boat when it crashed into the On The Loos paddleboat on July 9 The prosecution questioned Matthew Vienola and Jackie Walton-Kumbier They were both asked what they remembered the night of the crash including whether or not of Jason Lindeman was consuming alcohol while they were at the Dockside Tavern in the hours before the crash Prosecution: "Was everyone in your group drinking while you were at Dockside?" Walton-Kumbier: "I wasn’t paying attention." Prosecution: "Do you recall seeing him falling?" The state showed the court video of the defendant at the bar who said she did not recall that happening The prosecution pressed the witnesses on the moments before both Vienola and Walkton-Kumbier recalled a few details of the crash and the moments after Prosecution: "Did you remember seeing the paddle boat pulled off to the side?" Walton-Kumbier: "I don’t remember seeing it I don’t know if that’s because I was intoxicated which we already established or because if it was dark Walton-Kumbier was asked if she remembered anyone yelling at the group inside Mr Walton-Kumbier recalled someone yelling at them but did not recall what they had said The state then called one witness who wanted to remain anonymous The prosecution asked about the moments leading up to the crash Witness: "After we took off it seems like it was one or two minutes Prosecution: "Did you have to hold on while the boat accelerated?" According to expert testimony from a GPS forensic specialist from the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office on day five of the trail the Nor-tech 450 accelerated to 46 miles per hour just before it crashed into the On The Loos paddle boat who was at the Dockside Tavern on the evening of July 9 and also on Jason Lindeman’s boat the moment it crashed The prosecution asked if she remembered Jason Lindeman and those in his group in the hours leading up to the crash Daun: "I wasn’t paying attention if they were drinking Prosecution: "Did you see the On The Loos before the crash?" did the boat you were on drive past the On The Loos?" Prosecution: "Did you see the On The Loos?" the defense asked if she saw Jason Lindeman drinking the night of July 9 Defense: "Did you see Jason drink anything?" the state called Cayleigh Ahrens to the stand She was with Jason Lindemann at Dockside and on the boat at the time of the crash on July 9 Ahrens if she had witnessed Jason Lindemann drinking on the night in question She said she had not due to the fact she was not paying attention to Mr Ahrens testified to drinking on the evening of July 9 and was intoxicated and could not remember who was taking shots of tequila at Dockside Tavern in the hours leading up to the crash The prosecution asked Ahrens to describe the moments leading up to and the moments after the crash She said she was sitting in the back of the boat at the time and did not see the On The Loos paddle boat when they had crashed into it Prosecution: "At some point did you know it was a boat that was struck?" Ahrens testified she was upset that Jason Lindemann did not stop the boat after the crash and had notified people were chasing the Nor-Tech boat along the shoreline waiving their arms Ahrens: "I do remember telling him to stop the boat I was pretty upset that he was not stopping the boat." Prosecution: "Did Jason respond to your pleas to stop the boat?" the attorney asked Ahrens if she recalled Jason drinking at the Dockside Tavern on the evening of July 9 I don’t remember paying attention to him." Ahrens about her requests to Lindemann to stop the boat Ahrens said she noticed people on the shoreline trying to “get our attention.” The prosecution called to the stand Detective Kyle Shroeder with the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office Shroeder is an expert witness on mobile phone download analysis Schroeder testified to analyzing the data from Jason Lindemann’s phone to extract data relevant to the investigation Schroeder testified to attempting to download the information from Mr Lindemann’s phone while it was in airplane mode he says he found an application known as a “data locker ” A data locker is described as an application that can hide digital files While attempting to open up the locked files Schroeder says he connected to phone to the internet After doing so the phone began an automatic factory reset essentially wiping all of the data from the phone Prosecution: "Did you observe one of these data lockers on the defendant's phone?" Prosecution: "How does a phone have this reaction to taking it out of airplane mode?" Schroeder: "You need someone with remote access to their phone Someone would have to send the notification that the phone has to be factory reset." Schroeder testified he was not able to extract the contents from the storage locker due to the factory reset Schroeder: "If there was anything in there Schroeder testified he was able to extract call and text data from the phone but noticed all of the call and text records from July 9 because I wasn’t involved in this case initially none of those calls showed up and I know those calls were made." Schroeder testified he was able to recover voicemails made by several detectives asking Lindemann to call the Sheriff’s office regarding the crash they were definably deleted because you’re not going to not have any voicemails without any record of call transitions Lindeman had his phone on the day of the crash or the cause of the factory reset Defense: "You don’t know why it went into factory reset right?" Schroeder: "I know someone would have needed to initiate that protocol." Defense: "You don’t know if he had his phone with him that day?" Schroeder: "I don’t know if he had his phone with him that day." See previous coverage of the trial at this link. It is now more than 25 years since the brothers Peter and Stephan Brings founded their band The four musicians started out as a rock band that sang in Kölsch and High German After the resounding success of ‘Superjeilezick’ at the start of the new millennium the band has been a perennial favourite and an integral part of major events - not only in the Rhineland Experience a ‘Superjeilezick’ when the formation makes the volcano bubble ‘Die Luff is sauber und d'r Himmel blau’ (The Luff is clean and the sky is blue) is their homage to the Eifel - the concert arena at Gemündener Maar will show itself from its best side and invite you to sing the ticket holder agrees to be photographed; the photos may be used for advertising purposes Dogs are not permitted on the festival grounds Folding chairs and camping chairs are not permitted The organiser is entitled to relocate the events to the FORUM DAUN guest and event centre There is no entitlement to a refund of the admission price In the event that an open-air event has to be relocated to the hall due to weather conditions it cannot be guaranteed that the criteria of the purchased seat will match the conditions of the seating plan The catering offer or picnic must also be cancelled if the event is moved to the hall due to weather conditions The start of open-air events may be postponed due to weather conditions Customers can request information on weather-related changes at short notice by telephone in the daily press or on the Klassiker auf dem Vulkan website Good Shepherd Catholic Church Wieting Family Funeral Home St. Mary Catholic Cemetery of Chilton passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Friday 2024 at Ascension Calumet Hospital in Chilton.  He was born on September 13 son of the late Leander & Rita (Ecker) Daun.  He married Carol J John the Baptist Catholic Church in Johnsburg. Early in his life Jack grew up fishing with his uncle Clem and was frequently out rabbit hunting with his beagles These activities sparked a love of the outdoors that Jack carried with him his entire life started the Daun Machine Company that Jack eventually took over and became the largest Allis Chalmers dealer in the 7 state area in the North Central United States.  It was also during this time that he began selling New Idea implements and held a passion for Gleaner Combines to the very end of his life.He and his sister also owned and operated Daun Bus Services for 60 years that served the school districts of  Chilton Kiel and New Holstein until it was sold to Kobussen Busses in 2020 Jack began farming in the Calumet County Area Lee.  In his earlier years of farming Jack also had spent time raising heifers and pigs.  Later a sunflower seed business that many people were able to enjoy the beauty throughout the fields in the area of Calumet County and beyond.  Many of these seeds were utilized by Kaytee Products for 20 years in many of their bird seeds.  After purchasing the Salvatorian Seminary in St he started Stonybrook Exporters which was a logging business.  The veneer logs were dried in a kiln built on the farm and exported overseas for veneer use.In 1972 he purchased property in Wyoming and began adding properties in Montana over the years.  His pride was in his Black Angus Cattle that were on his ranch out West.  His dear friends Dave & Jerry would travel there every year to hunt deer and antelope and Jack would make sure to travel West four times a year to enjoy the beautiful landscape and rustic nature.  When the cattle were sold his good friends Vickie & Troy continued to manage the ranch Jack continued to watch over the day to day operations of the farm and helped wherever he could when he was able to work.  He loved to watch the boys farm from the seat of his pickup.  He also enjoyed meeting his good friend in the morning for breakfast and coffee to share stories and reminisce.  Survivors include his wife: Carol; his son: Lee Daun and his fiancée Maggie Ward; a grandchild: Maisie; his siblings: Deanna (Russ) Young Marilyn (Don) Propson; and his siblings-in-law: Rose Hermanns and Daniel (Sharon) Freund.  He is further survived by nieces  Jack was preceded in death by his parents: Leander & Rita; his parents-in-law: Gregor & Marie Freund; sisters-in-law: Mary Feldner Wendy Freund; and brothers-in-law: Peter Hermanns and James Feldner  Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11:30 am on Friday 2024 at Good Shepherd Catholic Church (54 E  A time of visitation will be held at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W Main St.) in Chilton from 4:00 pm until 7:00 pm on Thursday 2024 and on Friday at the church from 10:00 am until 11:15 am  At the time of the service and following there will be a link available above for those wishing to watch a live stream or archived recording of the service or see pictures of the flowers and gifts given to the family  Jack’s family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Faye & Doris for all of their love and care that was shown to Jack Wishing to extend my deepest sympathy to Carol and Lee.I remember Jack as having a deep love for the natural world and a true steward of the land Soil conservation was a big part of his farming operation Jack allowed me to trap on his property which I was most appreciative of Visiting about the number of Gleaner models he’s owned Our trips to the Altona for noon dinners that always were minimum 2 hours and riding in his pickup after looking at his and the neighborhoods crops The article we did on Gleaners in Wisconsin and the photographer taking pictures of the rocks on the corner of the lane And then stopping in with additional copies for him to share and having him autograph my copy Our deepest sympathy to you Carol and Lee so sadden to hear of his passing always had a great story and a smile on his face ??????????????????????????????????????????????? Jack and his family were very kind and generous to my 2 boys and I sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad Lee and family.Always enjoyed Jack stopping to talk to us when we were outside or taking walks around the block,already missing that!Jack did us favors when we were just a young couple and will always remember him for that Carol you have been the best neighbors and friends and we will keep you and family in our prayers My sincere sympathy goes out to Carol Lee and family ,Was always a pleasure to run into him at 7 Angels wish I could have seen him one more time May the good times get you through this in the coming weeks Please except my sincere sympathy and will have you in prayer I loved talking to Jack about hunting; he always ended with a twinkle in his eyes and a little laugh Please know I am praying for you Carol and Lee Daun brings wealth of knowledge as a leader within the Civilian Office of Police Accountability in Chicago City Manager Nuria Rivera-Vandermyde announced today that Sherry J Daun will join the city organization as the Independent Police Monitor Daun was chosen after an intensive national search and will be a critical partner as the city seeks to evolve and mature Boulder’s system of police oversight Daun has worked for the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA) in progressively more responsible roles since 2008 She is currently the Director of Investigations where she directs an intake unit that processes more than 5,000 cases of alleged misconduct by the Chicago Police Department each year bringing the maximum age of cases awaiting review from over a year to 30 days She also implemented a community mediation pilot program and responded to officer-involved shootings as the lead scene manager Daun is a highly skilled investigator and former attorney who understands the important role that community oversight plays in fostering constitutional She is also an exemplary program manager with an impressive track record for achieving desired performance and customer service “I am confident Sherry’s wealth of knowledge and demonstrated commitment to equity will benefit the Boulder community especially as we continue to understand best practices related to effective oversight,” Rivera-Vandermyde said “We are eager to welcome her and begin tapping her expertise.” Daun shared that she is excited to support the city in the important work of effective which she called “an essential component to building trust and credibility within communities who feel both underserved and overpoliced.” from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point from the University of Wisconsin-Sheboygan © 2025 City of Boulder. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy announced Monday that she will be leaving her post on March 4 Daun said she will be general counsel for the Madison-based liberal radio network Civic Media, where she will be host of a new daily afternoon public affairs radio program. She previously had a show on the network called "The Maggie Daun Show." "I am sad beyond measure to leave Milwaukee County," Daun said in a statement "My work with the incredible public servants in the Office of Corporation Counsel and throughout the county as well as many dedicated elected officials has been the highlight of my professional career." was appointed corporation counsel by former Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele in 2017 and was one of the county's highest-paid employees with a salary of $172,000 Daun said it seemed like the right time for her to go She's completed many major tasks for the county from coping with the pandemic to pushing for an increase in the countywide sales tax She also said she has assembled a strong lineup of county lawyers for her successor she said she will be doing a type of law she's never practiced before not only covers the news but also sometimes breaks it "She brings a wealth of experience to our organization, from Wall Street to local politics, both as an economist and a lawyer," said Sage Weil, CEO of Civic Media Deputy Corporation Counsel Scott Brown will serve as the acting corporation counsel Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley will recommend Daun's successor who will require approval from the County Board Daun’s service during her time with Milwaukee County," Crowley said and a true partner to county decision makers." Daun was an advocate for equity and inclusion in county government In 2018, Daun sued opioid manufacturers and distributors in federal court, accusing them of creating a public nuisance and violating federal racketeering laws while contributing to a local opioid epidemic of addiction and overdose deaths. Her efforts have led to settlements of $152 million in payments to the county Daun is a graduate of Milwaukee Public Schools and received bachelor's and master's degrees in economics from Marquette University She received her law degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2003 Contact Vanessa Swales at 414-308-5881 or at vswales@gannett.com. Follow her on X @Vanessa_Swales Milwaukee, Wis. – Civic Media is announcing today that longtime Milwaukee County Corporation Counsel Margaret C. Daun will be leaving the County to become General Counsel of Civic Media, Inc. and expand The Maggie Daun Show to air two hours every weekday from 2-4 p.m The show is broadcast statewide across the growing media network “We are thrilled to add someone of Maggie’s caliber to the Civic Media team She brings a wealth of experience to our organization Her audience knows her as a pragmatist and truth-teller from her early evening show which is why we’re excited to expand her time slot to two full hours on weekday afternoons Wisconsin will be sure to find that The Maggie Daun Show is a must-listen for everyone who cares about our state and local communities,” said Sage Weil Civic Media’s Program Director Kathryn Lake said “The first time I heard Maggie on the radio I sat in my car for 30 minutes in my driveway because I wanted to hear what she said next.  Her skill is totally unique among talk radio show hosts in my twenty-five years of experience.  She explains the most complex and economic concepts so that we can all understand and engage.  But best of all she respects her listeners and works together with them to ensure we all understand why the things we see in the headlines matter to each of us.”   Maggie brings a unique insider view of government to Civic Media Her storied career began on Capitol Hill as a staffer to then-Congressman Tom Barrett followed by a prestigious federal appeals court clerkship at the Seventh Circuit After spending significant time as a securities litigator at one of the world’s top Wall Street law firms—working on high profile cases such as the Enron fraud—she most recently served in the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County where she provided legal counsel and leadership for Milwaukee County its elected officials and many of its departments for more than seven years.   Maggie’s public service work over the past thirteen years has been heralded by insiders and top elected officials as the “gold standard” of public lawyering.  She counts more career  accomplishments and highlights than most top among them: successfully suing opioid manufacturers and their distributors on behalf of Milwaukee County in 2018 This effort earned her wide acknowledgment and recognition as a thought leader in the trailblazing litigation Her work led to a recovery of an initial $152 million by Milwaukee County an amount that will continue to grow as more settlements tied to the litigation come through in the coming years Of special note is that this is the largest litigation recovery by a local government in Wisconsin’s history Her work has literally saved countless lives and will continue to do so for many years after her tenure ends this coming March 4 “I am thrilled to join Civic Media during this period of rapid growth and I am humbled to have the opportunity to speak directly to Wisconsin voters Given the historic importance of the 2024 election making the move to become the attorney at the network and expand my role as talk show host is about the only job that could have compelled me to leave the County I hope to deliver value to my listeners based on my perspectives rooted in my background as an economist and an attorney in both the public and private sectors I will continue my vigilant demand that government at all levels be more efficient and effective and push for more focus on serving the middle class as well as our friends who continue to face great risks throughout our communities I am heartbroken to end my time as a public servant Too often public servants are derided and turned into punchlines but virtually every person I know in local Milwaukee government works hard every day to make life better for our community.  I am especially grateful to my incredible coworkers in the Corporation Counsel’s Office among so many other incredible leaders and elected officials I could take hours naming.” “Maggie has been a stalwart advocate for racial justice and underserved communities for her entire career and brought that energy and conviction to her role as Corp Counsel She’s also a thoughtful and effective lawyer I am happy to see her share her talents in a new way and to continue to fight for those whose voices are not acknowledged by the powerful Maggie is a credit to public servants everywhere.”  Starting on February 26th the Maggie Daun Show can be heard statewide on all Civic Media Network news/talk stations: If you are outside the broadcast area, you can tune in via the Civic Media App or hear the show any time as a podcast on Spotify CIVIC MEDIA is a network of 20 radio stations across Wisconsin in 12 distinct news/talk media markets Civic Media is dedicated to providing quality broadcast and digital hometown radio focusing on local covering the stories that are most relevant to the markets we serve We believe radio plays a crucial role in the practice of democracy in our local communities so we aim to provide programming that advances the understanding and engagement of its principles within our audience Kathy Daun Thulin Perry died peacefully in her home on July 4 UT after a brave battle with Glioblastoma & Malt Lymphoma cancers UT to Gerald Byron Thulin and Paula Maude Juber She was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and served a mission from 1993 – 1995 to Louisiana She was married to her husband Kyle September 17 in the Salt Lake Temple for all time and eternity She served in various callings in her ward working with the children’s primary and taught Sunday school and Relief Society classes She loved her Savior with all her heart and strove to follow His example She told her family that she wanted everybody to be at the “table” with her in heaven She was the glue that held our family together She enjoyed raising her kids and being a homemaker She tried to be at home as much as possible with the family She did some childcare in her home to help out eventually working at Firstsource as a production coordinator and loved those she worked with enjoying their friendships helping to take care of her with her family She enjoyed singing generally and in choir especially if it was on sale or she had a coupon She worked hard and sacrificed for all with unconditional love She is survived by her husband Kyle Perry; father Gerald Thulin; sisters Vickie Secrest and Tara Thulin; children Rebecca Ann Perry and Joshua Gabe Perry; grandchildren Sanya Elizabeth Warner She was preceded in death by her loving mother Paula Maude Juber The ward house is located at 7825 W Sharon Dr Interment will be at the Larkin Sunset Gardens located at 1950 E 10600 S For those who wish to view the recording of the services may do so here: https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/d0cUD5S30xeO4442vbk7vfX2Td5h53L1cvv65P-YXMTEJd0qtTC75WBKtqwJzMCe.Skpg4UcQurX3cutuTo download click the download icon in the upper right-hand corner To Kyle and family,I was extremely sad to hear Kathy passed when Annaleisa sent me the message on Facebook at the first of the week I was on vacation last week and will not be able to take another Monday off so soon due to my students and their schedules I am sure this has been a huge struggle for you and your children and their families Thank Heaven for the Gospel and for the Plan Of Salvation and the Temple I am glad you all have each other close by for support and comfort I love Kathy with all my heart and it aches for the loss of such a wonderful woman SUMMER CONCERTS 2025 ‘Dreams come and go and stay but it's often hard to believe in them.’ Hardly any other line of text describes the career of singer-songwriter Gregor Meyle better than these opening words to his song ‘Warum sich träumen lohnt’ from what is now his 7th studio album entitled ‘INDIVIDUALITÄT’ glasses and hat makes it clear once again with this album that he has come to stay Even if his fans had to wait a little longer this time He will be taking the songs from the brand new album on tour this summer When Gregor Meyle and his band of Champions League musicians take to the stage The audience can feel the genuine joy with which all the musicians are involved This enthusiasm sweeps everyone in the audience away because they play handmade music for over two hours with palpable passion Anyone who has ever been there knows that there is optimism no matter how small or large the setting of the event may be you'll keep coming back: No one is like Gregor Meyle Many people have only known Gregor Meyle since the first season of ‘Sing meinen Song-Das Tauschkonzert’ but he has earned his loyal fan base through hundreds of live performances in clubs He also made it to the final show as a dragon on ‘The Masked Singer’ He receives gold awards for his studio albums ‘New York-Stintino’ and ‘Meile für Meyle’ on his own label Meyle music he is given his own successful TV programme on Vox and now has more than a quarter of a million enthusiastic concertgoers an Echo and a German Television Award to his name This is followed by another evening programme of his own and most recently he hosts the new ARD show ‘Your Songs’ together with Jeanette Biedermann in which he has already been allowed to kiss Robbie Williams and in2023 welcomes his former band members Take That and Ronan Keating The leading authority for the Architecture & Design community Recharge in a Restored Spanish Farmhouse in Menorca Words: Edie Cohen Daun Curry took a roundabout route to both design and New York some might be tempted to call her an accidental designer But there is nothing accidental about her grit and dedication to both profession and city To say nothing of the diverse and sizable jobs she landed and completed just pre-pandemic: total interiors for a new-build 10,000-square-foot residence in Sag Harbor; more residences in East Hampton and Venice California; and the 2,000-square-foot Manhattan showroom for Jemma Wynne’s luxe and bespoke jewelry The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas Penthouse Suites all 65,000 square feet in the hotel’s east tower with views of the Las Vegas strip and mountains beyond Curry and her four siblings spent early years during the 1970s in Palm Beach where her parents owned a greenhouse and glass studio Introduction to design came via the home accessories and terrarium lamps—a bit boho The family moved to a 20-acre plot of land outside of Gainesville Focus shifted to organic farming and a holistic way of life So much so that Curry moved to New York to earn a degree from the online Institute for Integrative Nutrition Home is the original JP Morgan bank building across from the New York Stock Exchange Interior Design: What was the catalyst for enrolling in Parsons School of Design made me really think about my life: to re-evaluate what was important and go for what I wanted That was being part of the design community DC: I freelanced doing look books for various fashion brands and test shoots for Ford Models I also worked as an assistant to the German sports photographer Heinz Kluetmeier He famously had an underwater camera at the 2008 Beijing Olympics swimming events DC: A professor from Parsons was appointed VP of Morgans Hotel Group and she hired me right out of school to design a guest room at the Royalton Hotel ID: How did the fashion experience inform your subsequent work in interiors DC: It helped me to stay well-rounded and think of design as a full-spectrum The principles of design and art are similar in considerations of scale Glam and layered with a sense of insouciance and humor DC: A balance of bold new ideas and custom design with effortless function and livability DC: Zaha Hadid for her radical deconstructivist designs and her accomplishments as a woman architect Josef Hoffmann for his work and involvement in the Vienna Secession movement Architect Luis Ramiro Barragán Morfín for his use of exuberant color ID: How did some of your impressive commissions occur DC: The residences in Sag Harbor and Venice are for repeat clients I’ve worked with them for more than 10 years and these are the second and third homes I’ve designed for them Nothing beats that chemistry and level of trust Commercial work happened in an organic way Word of mouth happens; you meet people and opportunities arise The Cosmopolitan was a sequence of events and press coverage that put my name in front of the right people DC: I would say the difficult moments revolved around the sickness The growth and breakthrough moments have come from the impact of any significant life event realizing that life is fragile and could be lost in an instant but what was equally important is that I also realized that I love what I do I just needed to ask for more help and set more boundaries for myself to create a healthy space I am working with each individual member of my team to find the balance that is right for them I’ve made more of an effort to encourage mental health and foster a supportive environment DC: A luxury cannabis lifestyle boutique in New York and a gut renovation of a 12,000-square-foot house in Beverly Hills and a penthouse duplex within a former synagogue in the East Village there’s [also] a pied-à-terre and in Englewood The sweeping design of the Simple Art Museum by HAS Design and Research captures the essence of Hui-style architecture while inviting all visitors where cofounders Anthony Gagliardi and Dorian Booth turn material and form into multidisciplinary magic From an amorphic stained glass sculpture to a pink egg-cluster cabinet see the highlights from Odunpazarı Modern Museum’s exhibit “Creatures of Comfort.” Amand joins WATG as an industry expert with over 30 years of experience in global markets His career has largely been focused on senior living andresidential with many landmark high-rise and urban-density projects In his new role as GlobalPracticePrincipal Amand will be responsible for supporting the firm's growth strategy through new business development opportunities inLifestyle andLuxurySenior/Later living projects whilst also harnessing WATG's deep domain knowledge of hospitality and guest experience He will work in collaboration with WATG's Regional Managing Directors across The Americas St Amand is a highly dynamic leader with an entrepreneurial spirit he will be based in WATG'sLos Angeles studio "With their experience and expertise in their fields, they will bring fresh perspectives and insights to Global Heritage Fund's work around the world," said Ro King "We are pleased to add such talented people to the Board." Paris is an entrepreneur a leading New York City real estate company The importance of making a difference has inspired Paris to serve on the boards of numerous mission-driven organizations the second oldest charity in the United States hand fabricating her work using ancient techniques Winey is the current Global Growth Officer at Gensler Winey has acted as regional Managing Principal of Gensler's Pacific Northwest office Regional Managing Principal of the Asia Pacific Regions and the Chief Operations Officer for the largest design practice in the world He also holds an honorary doctorate degree in architecture from Lawrence Technological University Winey is passionate about designing livable cities Executive Director of Global Heritage Fund "We are excited to see them accelerate Global Heritage Fund's growth." Global Heritage Fund also acknowledges the service of outgoing Board member Roeland Vos Founded in 2002 with the premise that cultural heritage protection can catalyze responsible social and economic development Global Heritage Fund has worked in 20 countries supporting over 30 projects through creative collaborations and grassroots partnerships Global Heritage Fund achieves its mission by developing programs that connect communities to expertise and funding These efforts enhance local communities while preserving invaluable links to our shared human history Learn more at globalheritagefund.org Matthew StrebeGlobal Heritage Fundmstrebe@globalheritagefund.org+1 (510) 499-3819 Olivia JarrellGlobal Heritage Fundojarrell@globalheritagefund.org This content was issued through the press release distribution service at Newswire.com When Daun'Lee Warren's father told her she could be 'whatever you put your mind to,' she dreamed of becoming a doctor is a Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV first-year pediatric resident Growing up in Texas, Daun’Lee Warren had a growing interest in becoming a doctor but hadn't seen many Black physicians. She recalls one day asking her father if he knew of any Black women who'd made an impact in the medical field.  Her father — a railroad conductor at the time — told her about about Alexa Canaday the first African-American woman to become a neurosurgeon the first African-American woman to earn a medical degree in the United States “You can be whatever you put your mind to,” the father told his daughter For Warren, now a first-year pediatric resident at the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV who has read history outside school and shared what he knew,” she says “Most American textbooks talk a little about slavery and then maybe Martin Luther King and (President Barack) Obama The contributions of Black people are important to all Americans because learning about each other provides perspective This February marks 47 years after President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month and called upon the public to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.” It was nearly 100 years ago that Dr created the precursor to Black History Month with Negro History Week a celebration of heroic Black figures that included James McCune Smith who in 1837 became the first African American to hold a medical degree in the U.S “Black history is American history,” Warren says Black History Month continues to be important for several reasons including providing positive real-life examples of what African Americans who continue to work to overcome systemic racism She says if Black history inspires other minority youths to go into medicine or other fields they might not otherwise attempt History is as much about today as it is about the past adding that she’ll be proud if she can inspire others through her work in medicine the young physician points out that the field of medicine hasn’t been immune to having the contributions of African Americans ignored while some K-12 textbooks do point out that Dr pioneered methods of storing blood plasma for transfusion and organized the first large-scale blood bank in the U.S who elevated chemotherapy during the mid 20th century from a last resort for cancer patients to a viable treatment option performed the first open heart surgery in the U.S Ignorance of Black history by her 8th grade teacher at a Christian school in San Antonio placed Warren who now wins plaudits as a physician from the director of the medical school’s pediatric residency program and the teacher wanted me to talk about the positive aspects of slavery I said I couldn’t think of anything positive about being enslaved," she says noting the physical and sexual violence against enslaved people. "The teacher said I had to remember that Blacks did learn the Christian religion through slavery that didn’t overcome the way Black women were treated and I refused to do the assignment Her father came to the school and backed his daughter’s position called the assignment “inappropriate,” a position the school’s leadership backed program director for the pediatric residency program at the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine says Warren has grown into a young physician who stands up for the best in pediatrics advocating for patients and their families while always working to learn something new Warren’s parents divorced when Warren was still a young girl Her father retired early from the railroad because of a disability She has come to regard him not only as a father but also as a best friend who has been all about telling her the truth about life as he sees it She worked her way through high school and college as an administrative assistant to an optometrist and in customer relations for the Marriott Hotel chain Though believing while in college that she would go to medical school Warren said she also wanted to know more about the business models accompanying medicine she received a bachelor’s degree in science from Incarnate World master’s degrees in management and business administration from Davenport University and a medical degree from the Avalon University School of Medicine “So many decisions regarding patient health care are made before a patient even walks into a room,” she says “I wanted to be able to help my patients not only in the clinic but by also advocating for them in the boardroom.” a professor the first black pediatrician in the state who went on to become the chief of pediatrics at Sunrise and UMC hospitals and a member of the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners “I’ve already been able to learn a lot from Dr including the importance of clear communication between physician and patient who stresses she wants to be known as a fine pediatrician she wants to do all she can to erase the difficulty with access to appropriate care in the country a phenomenon that remains prevalent in communities of color “It is sad and infuriating that in a country with so many resources there are people here who still can’t receive the proper care I wanted to pick a medical specialty where I could advocate for a population that couldn't possibly do it for themselves… One can sit back and sulk or figure out a way to be part of the change.” Fourth-year medical students reflect on their medical school journey one week before commencement Sky Denson says UNLV's real estate program helped launch his career — before he even graduated a longtime UNLV faculty member and administrator most recently served as the university's officer in charge; appointment runs through April 2028.  This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to 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