2024 Augustina Guzman Hilden (Tina) was born to Narciso and Purificación Guzmán on August 28,1947 in Austin MI and graduated from Mason High School in 1967 MI where she married her beloved Ernie on October 6 She worked for Blue Care Network of Lansing until retirement She was a faithful member of New Life Community Church in Park Rapids She loved to worship the Lord and pray with her husband who would ultimately have joyful tears running down their faces when Tina erupted in uncontrollable laughter.  Danish contemporary artist Thyra Hilden challenges traditional artistic representations of femininity in her latest exhibition ‘Ride the Tiger,’ opening March 28 at Gallery MAXUS101 in Copenhagen The exhibition features a series of monumental works that transform canvas into dynamic three-dimensional objects exploring feminine power and agency Hilden’s artistic approach deconstructs the traditional canvas and reshaping it into provocative vulva-shaped forms that are neither pure painting nor sculpture These works are not passive representations but vital expressions of feminine strength that insist on self-definition Gallery owner Anthon Maxus contextualized Hilden’s work within a significant artistic tradition drawing comparisons to influential artists like Hannah Wilke Her approach follows these predecessors while simultaneously charting a new artistic direction Known previously for her international ‘City on Fire’ projects that virtually set cultural monuments ablaze Hilden has now channeled her fascination with dialectical forces into a more intimate and materialized form The exhibition includes both large-scale pieces and smaller wall objects that demonstrate her versatility across different scales and materials ‘Ride the Tiger,’ references the Hindu goddess Durga a powerful female deity who symbolizes creative and protective energy This mythological connection underscores the exhibition’s exploration of feminine power as a force capable of challenging and transforming oppressive systems Hilden creates works that are both aesthetically compelling and conceptually rich almost flesh-like forms and employing materials like gold she imbues her art with layers of symbolic meaning about creation ‘Ride the Tiger’ represents a significant phase in Hilden’s artistic development offering viewers a nuanced and powerful examination of feminine creative energy The exhibition runs from March 28 to May 11 © Copyright 2012 - 2023 | citybuzz | All Rights Reserved There’s a push to help a disabled veteran find a new horse in Chaska Julie Hilden owned her therapy horse Spirit for 17 years and the two would ride together around Chaska.  friends set up a GoFundMe to help Hilden buy a new horse “My heart would be totally mended,” Hilden said “I’m still having tough problems looking out and not seeing her.” The GoFundMe was started by Hilden’s friend Lynea Kalenza “It hit me really hard,” Kalenze said “I felt really bad and felt that I needed to do something to help her out.”      Click HERE if you would like to help Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KSTP via our online form or call 651-646-5555 Sign up for our daily Newsletter and stay up to date with all the latest news You are receiving this pop-up because this is the first time you are visiting our site You are using software which is blocking our advertisements (adblocker) we are relying on revenues from our banners So please disable your adblocker and reload the page to continue using this site.Thanks managing director of Karl Klees Fruchtimport Hasan Atula has also settled in well with his fruit wholesale business in the new halls Like Karl Klees Fruchtimport and fruit trader Berger & Tolls Atula's company is part of the cooperative that has jointly leased the halls is delighted with the new location and the "framework conditions will have a positive impact on our future business." For more information:https://grossmarkthallen-duesseldorf.de/ FreshPublishers © 2005-2025 FreshPlaza.com Restoration work has officially commenced on the historic Hilden School building in Lisburn with Woodvale Construction appointed to lead the project The revitalisation and reinvigoration has been made possible by a substantial grant of £833,846 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund Originally opened in October 1912 to serve the children of Hilden Mill workers the local community has been advocating for its restoration the cherished building will be brought back to life The project will transform Hilden School into a vibrant community hub and a permanent heritage display showcasing the rich history of the Hilden area led by Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council (LCCC) in partnership with the Resurgam Trust The Lisburn Museum will collaborate with community partners to curate an annual program of events and provide training for community heritage volunteers This initiative will ensure that the site’s legacy is preserved and shared with future generations The restoration of Hilden School is part of LCCC’s broader capital programme which aims to enhance the Lisburn and Castlereagh area by delivering high-quality inclusive facilities that reflect the needs of local communities This project is expected to boost activity and investment in the region improving the quality of life for residents and drawing visitors from near and far commented: “We’re delighted to see the restoration of Hilden School finally underway after years of dedication from the local community This project is about much more than preserving a historic building - it’s about breathing new life into a beloved space and creating a hub where future generations can connect learn and celebrate the rich heritage of the Hilden area “With the addition of services like childcare this vibrant new facility will benefit the entire community and serve as a focal point for both locals and visitors It’s a fantastic example of how we can honour our past while building a bright future for Lisburn and Castlereagh.” Northern Ireland Committee Chair for The National Lottery Heritage Fund said: “Investing in heritage means investing in the community it belongs to thanks to money raised by National Lottery players we’re proud to support Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council as it embarks on the preservation and repurposing of one of the few surviving mill schools in Northern Ireland.  “In creating a new and welcoming heritage destination the project will include interpretation in the café that shares the story of the former thread mill and the connecting Hilden walking trail will explore the area’s natural heritage We look forward to seeing the regeneration of this important place in the coming months.” stated how delighted he was at finally getting this refurbishment underway He said: “It’s been a fifteen-year journey from the school shut its doors  I commend Hilden Community Association for their commitment to this heritage project which will be at the heart of the community I am particularly looking forward to the development of the tearoom and childcare social enterprises both bringing life to the building.    Adrian continued: “I’d also like to thank Lisburn Museum for their shared authority approach to the interpretive history space which will be a great community legacy in terms of showcasing the rich history of Hilden.”  © Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website When you experience the loss of a loved one you can trust us to guide you through the arrangements necessary to create a meaningful ceremony that celebrates the unique life being honored Our staff is committed to providing your family with the highest quality care and service in your time of need and we take pride in our responsibility to lighten your burden as you take the first steps toward healing Cease Family Funeral Home | (218) 694-6600407 Getchell Avenue NE Cease Family Funeral Home | (218) 751-97002807 Irvine Avenue NW Cease Family Funeral Home | (218) 835-330081 Main Street South Cease Family Funeral Home | (218) 652-3105105 Main Street Cease Family Funeral Home | (218) 732-7264710 West 1st Street © Cease Family Funeral HomeFuneral Home Website Design By Frazer Consultants & TA Your browser may not work with certain site. 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Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application the second son of Rodger and Palma Thompson Hilden Wayne transitioned from his temporary home in Rockford to his permanent home with Jesus in heaven on January 30 His life was marked by the reality of his relationship to Christ He made a personal decision to trust Jesus as his savior at an early age and his spiritual maturity was nurtured by his parents and his own study and teaching of the Bible After graduating from Kirkland High School Wayne enrolled at Trinity International University in Chicago where he obtained a degree in education Following graduation from Trinity in 1962 he married Janet Pixler and they had two sons He attended Trinity Seminary for a year and later was granted a master’s degree in educational administration Wayne taught at and administered schools in Illinois then he accepted a role with DeVry University as an admission counselor During his tenure at DeVry Wayne was promoted to regional management and worked in that role in Illinois In 2015 he retired and returned to Rockford Wayne was actively involved in volunteer ministry wherever he lived After his return from Africa Wayne was asked to initiate and lead the New Beginnings divorce recovery ministry at Rockford First Free It was through that servant leadership that he met Sharon Berryman They were married in September 1980 adding Sharon’s three children to their blended family He and Sharon led New Beginnings for 13 years Wayne taught and administered adult Sunday School classes and small groups in churches in Rockford In Phoenix he was a volunteer leader in the CRU ministry on the Arizona State University campus Every place he lived he formed significant long-term friendships and he was considered a reliable counselor and spiritual advisor by both friends and family He caught many by surprise as he participated in parasailing He also played tennis at a better than average level and loyally followed the Chicago Cubs and Bears In later years he worked in his floral and vegetable gardens Wayne was preceded in death by his parents; brother and Kristin (Steve) Gaetjens; ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren; plus multiple nieces and nephews He lived a life honoring the Lord Jesus at home He is reveling in the presence of Jesus and being reunited with Christ-followers in his family who have gone before him to heaven 2023 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm at Fitzgerald Funeral Home & Crematory 2023 from 10:00 to 10:50 am with funeral at 11:00 am at Rockford First Free Church The family requests that in lieu of flowers memorial gifts be given to Rockford Rescue Mission 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 Sign our campaign for a grant funding review Hilden House was built in the 1970s and formerly housed the DFWP The £18m office to residential reset of the 52,400 sq ft building will offer a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments in plans now approved by the local authority Caro Developments, working in tandem with architect Falconer Chester Hall hopes to start construction later this year According to a planning statement submitted on the developer’s behalf by Savills the five-storey block will offer residents a concierge service The site is found opposite the 17-acre Bank Park and Warrington’s Georgian town hall associate director at Falconer Chester Hall said: “We are delighted to see this significant project move forward with planning approval “The conversion of this landmark building represents an exciting opportunity to contribute to the ongoing transformation of Warrington’s town centre delivering much-needed homes and enhancing the area’s vibrancy.” added: “Securing planning approval marks a significant milestone in delivering this exciting project “Our vision is to transform this well-located building into high-quality homes that will contribute to the vibrancy of Warrington town centre “We look forward to getting started on-site and bringing this development to life.” The office block was acquired by Caro Developments from Elite UK Real Estate Investment Trust in November 2024 for £3.3m use the planning reference number 2025/00166/PA3MA in Warrington Council’s planning portal Read our comments policy Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Beluga Group is seeking to overturn Cheshire West and Chester Council‘s decision to reject plans for a residential scheme at a disused farm on the strength of objections from Jodrell Bank which claimed it would impact its ability to study space but how will it impact regeneration and development in the area Find out at Place North West’s half-day conference in June Register for free North West property intelligence Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Join more than 13,000 property professionals and sign up to receive your free daily round-up of built environment news direct to your inbox By subscribing, you are agreeing to our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_3" ).setAttribute( "value" PLANS have been submitted to transform Hilden House in central Warrington into 100 Liverpool-based Caro Developments has submitted a planning application to Warrington Borough Council for the £18m refurbishment of the redundant former Department for Work and Pensions office building in central Warrington it’s a money pit with many issues including external problems OMG how many more flats does this town need and website in this browser for the next time I comment You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails Olaf College alumni and married couple Autumn Berggren Hilden ’99 and Justin Hilden ’01 are currently working in Los Angeles Autumn is a freelance writer and editor whose clients include Disney Publishing Worldwide and The Jim Henson Company Justin is Creative Director at Makefully Studios As part of the Career Conversations series, which highlights the paths Oles take after college, Autumn and Justin sat down for a conversation with Piper Center for Vocation and Career Associate Director of Alumni Career Services Jenele Grassle Justin: Definitely the first time I saw Autumn my favorite memory is working on my senior film in the old art barn when it was located outside of Flaten Hall Justin: In January, I started as Creative Director of Makefully Studios My daily work consists of drawing and animation and overall I am helping develop both original shows and content for clients Justin: I grew up knowing I wanted to work in animation After years of animating in my parents’ basement and watching behind-the-scenes content on VHS tapes I got my first job in animation by moving to Chicago and turning a tour of a studio there into a de facto interview From there I moved to LA and started by working at a See’s Candy store By luck the Chicago studio also later relocated to LA I was there for many years and then stepped back from production I wanted to stay in entertainment and continue to use my art skills Makefully Studios reached out right when I was looking to take a new risk Justin: One positive change I have noticed is a trend toward a diversity of creators it has been white and male for so long (me included) it’s such a powerful force of female voices and perspectives from people of color That richness is something that has been missing from the industry and is finally coming into play and color theory are the things I use most often Olaf art professor] Wendell Arneson in my head when I choose colors it’s not necessarily “knowing more.”  It’s just spending more time honing my drawing skills I see some of the art that has come out of Disney animation in their Renaissance era and it is staggeringly beautiful and full of life I would love to get to that point of communicating intense emotion while using the simple lines that characterize my personal style Autumn: You hang out in that neighborhood already your drawing has taken on a really emotional bent but then what ends up happening is forty books about vampires Justin: The homogenization of animated films really frustrates me It’s really invigorating to see those embers of hope and to stoke them Like pour a whole gallon of gasoline on them We need that spark of fresh voices and new perspectives I’m encouraged that young people are still excited about good drawing and thoughtful design Justin: The most difficult thing for me is time management so it’s become especially important for me to keep a firm and effective schedule I also try to let myself be finished as soon as I’m satisfied with my work Autumn: I remember how much we freaked out when that series aired People still find you online and ask about it My favorite work is some travel writing I did It was an unexpected chapter but a great fit as I am obsessed with Disney parks and had an opportunity to put my passion to use with a few weekly columns I did over a couple of years I’m always really proud of how voice-y they are I have a little network of writers whom I met through a writing group I started I basically put up a notice on a writing website inviting total strangers to my house to read and write together and give feedback It’s really a couple people from that group that I trust for feedback on my writing now Any suggestions for other Oles?Justin: Just keep in mind you are more than what you do even if your work is a personal extension of yourself which is the way it tends to be for creative people Autumn: I’d add on a practical level that we tend to have a quitting time Not that we don’t sometimes stay up late working on something if we’re really in the zone we made a pact never to work while the other person is sleeping  I think that has probably preserved and added to our relationship and most people will sideline themselves out of psychological fatigue you’ll find yourself where you want to be To be balanced with the quitting time advice from above we definitely should have got this going a little bit sooner One thing I would not wait for is to try fiction writing and at that point I didn’t want to try things unless I knew I’d be the best at them It turns out that fiction and non-fiction both bring me a lot of joy If you’d like to read more stories from our Career Conversations series, check out our Alumni Career Services program. We are grateful for the impact your gifts make possible on the Hill. Stories by Nick HildenNick Hilden writes for the likes of the Washington Post, Esquire, Popular Science, National Geographic, the Daily Beast, and more. You can follow him on Twitter @nickhilden or Instagram @nick.hilden How New Science Fiction Could Help Us Improve AI AI Teaches Robots the Best Way to Pack a Car Robots that can fit multiple items into a limited space could help pack a suitcase or a rocket to Mars The Assumptions You Bring into Conversation with an AI Bot Influence What It Says A new study reveals an “AI placebo effect”: the same chatbot will respond differently depending on its users’ assumptions about artificial intelligence Future Space Travel Might Require Mushrooms Mycologist Paul Stamets discusses the potential extraterrestrial uses of fungi building human habitats—and providing psilocybin therapy to astronauts Subscribe to Scientific American to learn and share the most exciting discoveries innovations and ideas shaping our world today Scientific American is part of Springer Nature which owns or has commercial relations with thousands of scientific publications (many of them can be found at www.springernature.com/us) Scientific American maintains a strict policy of editorial independence in reporting developments in science to our readers Nick Hilden writes for the likes of the Washington Post, Esquire, Popular Science, National Geographic, the Daily Beast, and more. You can follow him on Twitter @nickhilden or Instagram @nick.hilden ArtistGNDphotography/Getty Images Irene Puzankova/Getty Images Trav Williams Broken Banjo Photography and sister passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday and raised by the late Fred & Adeline (Olson) Perry She graduated from Northview High School in Grand Rapids in 1969 before continuing her education at Grand Rapids Junior College She met David Sherman through her sister and after a blind date the pair were soon inseparable Marsha enjoyed tending to a garden full of fruits and vegetables and playing card games like canasta but most important to Marsha was her family She cherished the time she spent with her grandkids and great grandkids and has someone who was forgiving and loving of everyone Marsha is survived by husband David Sherman; children Jeffrey (Lynda) Sherman and Jason (Paula) Hilden; grandchildren Savannah Sherman and Aurelia Hilden; great grandchildren Madilynn Haney and Lincoln Hilden; siblings Russ (Sally) Whetstone and SueAnne (Lou) Germani; and brother-in-law Jerry Murphy; as well as many nieces Marsha was preceded in death by granddaughter Addison Pupava and sister Sharon Murphy Utah to Emmett Wyatt and Afton Leatham Bitton.  In her earlier years she competed in a roller skating competition and one 1st Place She attended Ogden High School and at a later time she took courses at Weber State College she worked for the University of Utah Hospital in the Community Relations department for 30 years Evelyn enrolled in and completed travel school.  She came to enjoy traveling so much that she retired from the University of Utah and went to work for Delta Airlines she began traveling across the US and instructed trainers on how to use a newly implemented computer system Evelyn decided to leave Delta Airlines and pursue a career with Continental Airlines as a Reservationist She loved it and was often in the top 10 for selling airline tickets Evelyn suffered a debilitating stroke and retired from work.  Evelyn had a green thumb and spent time nurturing her flowers and plants She also had a special place in her heart for birds and would always find something to feed them.  She was a woman of quiet strength and fortitude persevering through many health issues throughout her later years Evelyn was a wonderful person with a huge heart and will be missed deeply by those who knew and loved her.  Evelyn is survived by three daughters 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 let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page She graduated from Park Rapids High School in 1971 Together they dairy-farmed and raised their family on her family’s farm near Snellman MN where she enjoyed raising her children and was a loving and devoted mother Over the years she was employed at Swifts in Frazee and Detroit Lakes She attended Detroit Lakes Technical College Bea attended Gethsemane Lutheran Church in Snellman She enjoyed spending time and laughing with her family Bea is survived by her husband of 51 years Autumn Hilden; sister June (Paul) Niemela; nieces 2023.  Arrangements by Cease Family Funeral Home of Park Rapids Raven Hilden was assigned to work with a group to create a website for a fictional nonprofit.  She's a military spouse and came up with the idea to help servicemen and -women by compiling resources for health employment and other services in one place as a field representative with the California State Assembly “Something in me clicked,” Hilden said served in the Marines from 1993 to 2001 and was injured working on amphibious vehicles a nonprofit organization to help military veterans she sends hundreds of monthly care packages around the world.   Oreo cookies for a soldier in the Middle East tin foil and packing tape for a unit overrun by ISIS along with letters thanking them for their service “The more we can connect and remind them every month and we support you,' it makes a huge difference,” she said Hilden was awarded the Major Fannie Griffin-McClendon Scholarship from the University of Phoenix and The National Society of Leadership and Success Foundation She’ll use the $5,000 toward a master’s degree To volunteer, donate or refer a service member to receive care packages, go to milvet.org Reach Karina Bland at karina.bland@arizonarepublic.com. 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Subscribe to azcentral.com today The Liverpool-based developer has submitted a planning application to turn the vacant Hilden House office building into 100 one-bed apartments Savills is advising on planning and heritage with architect Falconer Chester Hall and structural engineer Clancy also key to the project Hilden House enjoys a prime position opposite Warrington’s Georgian town hall and the 17-acre Bank Park Caro Developments’ proposals would come under permitted development rights with Caro managing director Neil Carlyle committing to begin work immediately “This is a superb location that will allow us to provide high-specification homes that contribute towards the council’s strategy of boosting the number of town centre residents “We will set a new benchmark for quality and for rental levels and will begin work promptly on receipt of consent.” The 52,400 sq ft building rises to five storeys with an exposed white concrete frame and dark brick cladding Its position within the Town Hall Conservation Area means any façade modifications will have to be sympathetic to the surrounding area associate director at architect FCH said: “The building offers us a pleasing urban aesthetic with scope to use updated fenestration to give it a very contemporary feel amidst the redbrick palette of the surrounding streets “It’s a very sustainable location and by utilising adaptive reuse we’ll reduce the environmental impact of the project through the generation of less waste and reduced demand for energy.” The development would offer 58 car parking spaces and cycle and bin storage to the rear Hilden House was previously used by the Department for Work and Pensions The building was acquired from Elite UK Real Estate Investment Trust in November 2024 for £3.3m Other Caro projects include a 250-flat student accommodation scheme in Liverpool’s Fabric District with TJ Morris, approved last summer and a previously stalled project off Vauxhall Road The housebuilder has acquired a site in Hollins Green where it secured detailed consent for 110 homes in February The deal could pave the way for 4,200 homes south-east of the town and brings the agency’s land holdings in the area to 617 acres in total — A 35-year-old Charlottetown man is dead after a motorcycle crash near Hilden Colchester County District RCMP responded to the crash report just after 7 p.m Police learned that a Suzuki GSR-X motorcycle was heading northbound on the highway when it left the road and crashed The driver was pronounced dead at the scene Subscribe now to access this story and more: Subscribe or sign in to your account to continue your reading experience Create an account or sign in to continue your reading experience Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page The British Virgin Islands is an explorer's dream with more than 60 isles and cays to discover Expert-backed tips and a step-by-step breakdown to ward off these pests We tried it: Filtrete Smart Tower and the Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool Formaldehyde HP09 transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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