the Exmore History Walking Tour gives locals and visitors of all ages a glimpse into the changing landscape and history of the town from its establishment in the late 1800s Kelley visited with project collaborators Cara Burton and Jim McDaniel as they shared a bit of town history To submit old Exmore photos (pre-1970), send through the Town of Exmore Facebook page or email [email protected] and include names of people If you have an original photo but no way to send it contact the Town of Exmore about scanning your photo for use and returning the original to you To get a copy of the Exmore History Walking Tour Map, stop by the Town Office for a paper copy or print your map from www.visitexmore.com. We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorized as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze how you use this website and provide the content and advertisements that are relevant to you These cookies will only be stored in your browser with your prior consent You can choose to enable or disable some or all of these cookies but disabling some of them may affect your browsing experience Necessary cookies are required to enable the basic features of this site such as providing secure log-in or adjusting your consent preferences These cookies do not store any personally identifiable data Functional cookies help perform certain functionalities like sharing the content of the website on social media platforms Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website These cookies help provide information on metrics such as the number of visitors Performance cookies are used to understand and analyze the key performance indexes of the website which helps in delivering a better user experience for the visitors Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with customized advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns Burton Albion announced on Friday that they have completed the signing of Dylan Williams who had been with them this season on loan from Chelsea The 21-year-old left back has signed a three-year deal with the team He had joined our youth setup just three years ago The exact logistics of this move are not quite clear — not to mention that we’re outside a transfer window at the moment — but a few reports did claim that Burton had at least an option if not a conditional obligation to make the deal permanent when Williams joined them on loan last summer but Williams has played fairly regularly despite missing a chunk of time earlier this calendar year Albion have just one game left this season after just securing their survival in League One in their previous match They started the season with new head coach Mark Robinson coming over from Chelsea U21 but he would not make it beyond October (winning just 1 of his 14 games in charge) Former Chelsea prospect Charlie Webster also joined in the summer; he’s been a key figure as well Loanee Ronnie Stutter fared less well and was recalled in January after just one appearance ✍️ Dylan Williams has completed a permanent transfer from Chelsea!The 21-year-old signs a contract until 2028, congrats @Dylanrwilliams_ #BAFC pic.twitter.com/GXMi1aIXLo 150 CommentsBristol Rovers and Crawley Town have been relegated from League One following Burton Albion's 1-1 draw against Wigan Athletic Ronan Darcy cancelled out Rumarn Burrell's opener for the hosts at the Pirelli Stadium but the result was enough to leave Rovers and Crawley four points behind the 20th-placed Brewers heading into the final round of matches on Saturday Rovers' fate was all-but sealed with defeat by Reading last weekend, and while Crawley have won four out of eight games since the return of manager Scott Lindsey in March - they too have ultimately fallen short Relegation ends Rovers' three-season spell in the division while Crawley are back in League Two having secured promotion via the play-offs last term to play third-tier football for only the second time All four relegation places in League One have been decided before the concluding games of the 2024-25 season with Shrewsbury Town and Cambridge United also dropping down Bristol Rovers have taken just one point from their past nine games Bristol Rovers fans were celebrating one of the most remarkable days in the club's history as they beat Scunthorpe 7-0 and Nothing has come close to those highs since Kuwaiti businessman Hussain AlSaeed took majority control in August 2023 before becoming sole owner three months later and there has been a turnover of senior figures with chief executive Tom Gorringe and director of football George Friend leaving this season Two new managers have been appointed since Joey Barton was sacked in October 2023, in Matt Taylor and Inigo Calderon, and Taylor hinted at disruption before he was sacked - when Lee Cattermole was briefly appointed to his coaching staff without his knowledge Following Saturday's defeat by Reading I felt that there were a lot of bad things that weren't because of the previous manager "But it's true that when I came to the club there were a lot of things that I didn't like results have stagnated and after 15th and 17th-place finishes over the past two seasons Rovers were nine points clear of the bottom four but a run of six consecutive defeats - now no wins in nine games - plummeted them towards danger They also have the worst away record in the division claiming just three wins and 12 points in 22 matches Captain James Wilson said last weekend the squad have not been fit enough to consistently deliver 90-minute performances and that standards on and off the pitch have not been at a suitable level not helped by the loss of forwards Promise Omochere and Chris Martin since March through a hamstring injury and knee surgery respectively They now face a likely summer overhaul before kicking off in League Two next season Scott Lindsey has averaged 1.33 points per game as Crawley manager this season - 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Toby Jones plays the spaniel-eyed schoolmaster setting Harry Lawtey’s needy young pupil on course for haughty international stardom Roger Lewis’s account of Burton’s then-adulterous relationship with Elizabeth Taylor in the early 60s the title taken from Pope John XXIII’s extraordinary denunciation: “You will finish in an erotic vagrancy without end or without a safe port.” In fact the nearest thing Burton ever had to a safe port was his inspirational English teacher Philip Burton in Port Talbot whose own frustrated dreams of the theatre were poured into the bright young miner’s son Richard Jenkins coaching him in acting and even making him his legal ward and getting him to change his surname to Burton to facilitate the teacher’s sponsorship of his Oxford scholarship if slightly naive movie from screenwriters Tom Bullough and Josh Hyams Toby Jones stars as the spaniel-eyed Mr Burton and Harry Lawtey is Richard needy kid morphing into that insufferably haughty and sonorous prince of the English stage It tells a uniquely painful and dysfunctional story and does its best to show how Burton’s pride always coexisted with shame and self-hate and culminated with him playing Hal in Henry IV Part 2 at Stratford with Mr Burton in the audience the pair effectively enacting their own version of the Hal/Falstaff betrayal scene The film also takes up the disputed claim that Richard’s boozy and negligent dad only relinquished legal guardianship to Mr Burton in return for the teacher’s cash payment of £50 but it is certainly consistent with something deeply uncomfortable in the whole affair – this is no simple feelgood story Even Billy Elliot’s dad didn’t actually give up his parental rights living with his sister Cis (Aimee-Ffion Edwards) and her glowering husband Elfed (Aneurin Barnard) because there’s no room with his drunk dad Dic Jenkins (Steffan Rhodri) down the road When he does well in Mr Burton’s English class and at his drama club where the film imagines a landlady called Ma Smith (Lesley Manville) perhaps to provide a chaperoning presence in the story The drama here is absolutely clear that there was nothing predatory in the older man’s intentions despite an ugly homophobic jibe from Dic Jenkins once he’d got that fabled £50 in his hand But certainly Richard himself is resentful and confused and there is an excruciatingly embarrassing encounter between the two in Mr Burton’s bedroom with both in their pyjamas Does the film bowdlerise the teacher’s complicated but no one is under any illusions about what others were insinuating Jones certainly shows Mr Burton’s sad and dignified loneliness Mr Burton is in UK and Irish cinemas from 4 April Bison who are changing the world to make it a better place right now and for future generations DC)— Howard University announced today information on the Class of 2025 Commencement The 157th Commencement will be held at the university Saturday the university’s main campus upper quadrangle and Grammy-Award winner LeVar Burton will serve as the Commencement orator He will also receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.    Graduates from the university’s 14 schools and colleges will be among the largest graduating classes in the university’s history and receive bachelor’s and doctoral degrees in various disciplines The individual colleges and schools will also hold awards and recognition ceremonies for their respective graduates from May 7-10.    LeVar Burton is one of the world’s most prolific and impactful artists with a decades-long career that includes roles as an actor and podcaster. He is the recipient of 15 Emmys Awards including a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Inaugural Children's & Family Emmys His body of work includes a starring role in the epic miniseries “Roots,” the seminal and defining exploration of American slavery and its impact Commander Geordi LaForge in the “Star Trek: The Next Generation” series and movies.   Burton has dedicated decades to encouraging children to read He was the long-time host of the iconic “Reading Rainbow” television program His enormously popular LeVar Burton Reads podcast has over 175 episodes in its catalog He also served as executive producer of “The Right to Read,” a film that positions the literacy crisis in America as a civil rights issue and publishing space with the mission to share stories that foster empathy the following distinguished individuals will also receive honorary degrees for their works:   Please visit commencement.howard.edu for more information about the Commencement and the awards and recognition ceremonies.   Click to follow link." id="OWAb26db423-6880-ebea-edaf-2b82831605d0">www.howard.edu Our public relations team can connect you with faculty experts and answer questions about Howard University news and events Isaac isn’t the only WLF leader HBO introduced in Season 2 Spoilers ahead for “The Last of Us” Season 2 There are few characters in “The Last of Us” franchise more mysterious than Isaac (played by Jeffrey Wright in the series) And now fans are finally learning more about this revolutionary leader and his complicated past Isaac is the leader of the Washington Liberation Front the organization was one of many that emerged as a backlash to the government-run FEDRA (Federal Disaster Response Agency) an organization that initially served to protect the American people before stripping away their rights as the apocalypse unfolded But in “The Last of Us” Season 2 is loosening as more localized revolutionary groups have emerged WLF is currently at war with the Seraphites a religious sect that has no problem with violence Here’s what to know about Hanrahan and Burton a character who never appeared in the games Hanrahan appears in a flashback that serves as an introduction to Isaac Set 11 years before the events of Season 2 When their truck is blocked by a school bus several WLF members dressed in civilian clothes appear That’s when Ubach’s Hanrahan cautiously asks After he confirms his identity and learns she’s Hanrahan killing all but one of his fellow soldiers This is the moment Isaac makes it clear he’s defecting from the government-run FEDRA and aligning himself with the revolutionary WLF It’s unknown exactly what role Hanrahan plays in this war but based on her interactions with Isaac it’s clear she was in a leadership position 11 years ago Only time will tell what happened to her and where she is in the modern timeline Prior to appearing in “The Last of Us,” Ubach has starred in several high-profile projects such as “Legally Blonde” and “Meet the Fockers.” She’s also known for her role as Judge Jeanine Pirro in “Bombshell” and for playing Suze in HBO’s “Euphoria.” She also voiced Mamá Imelda in Disney’s “Coco.” another former FEDRA soldier who served alongside Isaac Burton asks Isaac why an especially cruel FEDRA officer (played by Josh Peck) keeps calling civilians “voters.” Isaac explains it’s an insult civilians used to be able to dictate the direction of their country — one of the many rights FEDRA has striped from them Burton’s choice in interrupted by the opening credits but later in the episode he appears in the current timeline as a hardened WLF soldier Burton will likely be one of many WLF soldiers Ellie (Bella Ramsey) and Dina (Isabela Merced) will have to confront Ahlers is likely best known for starring on another HBO show: “The Gilded Age.” He plays the jack-of-all trades The actor also starred in Netflix’s “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” as Lucas Hunt “The Last of Us” Season 2 airs Sundays on HBO and Max Powered by BURTON, Mich. - The Burton Police Department says that an apparent kidnapping at a Kroger was not an abduction. Police were called to the Bristol Rd Kroger after being informed of a potential kidnapping occurring in the parking lot. Once they arrived, officers were told that there was not a kidnapping and that the woman willfully got into the man's car. Once she got in the car, she decided she wanted to leave, and the driver dropped her off at the Kroger. She then walked away from the vehicle and waited for the police to arrive. The man was arrested for unrelated charges. The Burton Police Department said they are thankful for everyone who shared this story and that should it have been a kidnapping, the support would have helped tremendously. Columbus police have identified the teenage male who died after an early morning shooting on the city's North Side that also wounded a second person. Ariyaun M. Burton, 17, and another male were found with gunshot wounds at about 4 a.m. Sunday, May 4, in a Toyota Rav4 SUV at the Sheetz on the 900 block of East Dublin-Granville Road (Route 161), Columbus police said. Officers rendered aid until Columbus Division of Fire medics arrived and transported the two victims to OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital. Burton was pronounced dead at 4:38 a.m. at the hospital, police said in a news release several hours later. The other victim, whom police did not identify, was in stable condition and is expected to survive his injuries. Police got a call at 3:58 a.m. on Sunday, May 4, about a shooting on the 900 block of East Lincoln Avenue near its eastern T dead-end with Roche Drive and Roche Place by the entrance to the Woodward Park Trail, just on the west side of Interstate 71. A police dispatcher said the driver of a Toyota Rav4 SUV called 911 saying that he and his passenger had been shot and were fleeing the scene of the shooting. They were advised to drive into the Sheetz parking lot a short distance away to wait for first responders, who were also dispatched there. Police investigating the shooting had placed at least 17 evidence markers around shell casings found in the street on East Lincoln near Roche, video footage from a local TV station at the scene showed. At the Sheetz, the area around the Toyota SUV parked close to the convenience store was enclosed with crime scene tape. The rear window of the vehicle appeared to have been shot out. Police did not provide information about any suspects or what led up to the shooting in the release identifying Burton. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call the Columbus police Homicide Unit at (614) 645-4730 (ask for Detectives Miller or Weiner) or Central Ohio Crime Stoppers at (614) 461-TIPS (8477). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgOu_4es8Ps To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/250801 Copyright © 2025 FactSet Research Systems Inc.© 2025 TradingView Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Sharon was preceded in death by her mother; daughter Bobby Jones and John Burton; infant sister Cherilynn Bunch; as well as her special friends Lisa (Frank) Kauser and Peggy Heckman; as well as other family members and friends Sharon retired from the Caring Kitchen in Urbana after many years She was very empathetic and was a caretaker throughout her life To share a memory of Sharon or leave a special message for her family This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (7News) — A Maryland man has been arrested after fatally shooting his girlfriend was charged with both first and second-degree murder of Brianna Burton according to the Prince George’s County Police Department ALSO READ | Grace Preparatory student detained after threatening the school on Google Chat Burton was dropped off at a hospital at 7:20 a.m according to Montgomery County Police (MCP) who investigated the initial report Investigators found she was shot in Prince George’s County Palma was arrested on April 29 and is in the custody of Prince George’s County Department of Corrections Anyone with information about this case can call detectives at 301-516-2512 An emerging developer who was born and raised on the southeast side of Grand Rapids is leveraging his experience with disability to craft what he believes will be the city’s first fully accessible mixed-use development founder and CEO of the Grand Rapids-based home health care services company Care Granted 20-unit mixed-use housing and commercial project called The Heights on Burton at 800 and 806 Burton St Initial plans filed with the city call for demolishing the existing commercial building at 800 and 806 Burton to construct a modern four-story structure that will house three ground-floor commercial suites and residential housing on the upper stories as the property is in the Traditional Neighborhood-Traditional Business Area zone district that allows for mixed-use buildings This will be Grant’s first time leading a mixed-use development though he’s been getting his feet wet in residential real estate for the past couple years acquiring a few units in the Grand Rapids area and converting them to accessible dwellings that clients of Care Granted can rent Keep up with all things West Michigan business. Sign up for our free newsletters today Grant said his passion for the Burton Street project stems from two sources: his love of southeast Grand Rapids and his personal experience living with a disability Grant was in a car crash that left him initially paralyzed from the chest down He spent almost a year in inpatient rehabilitation at Mary Free Bed where he regained the ability to walk with assistance he required 24-hour care for a time and also quickly discovered that his parents’ home — and most available housing in Grand Rapids — was not friendly to people with mobility challenges “I learned very quickly that accessible housing in Grand Rapids specifically was not plentiful “I had to stay in (a) hotel for some months while I was looking for accessible housing.” Grant founded Care Granted in 2016 to provide home health care services for elderly and disabled individuals and then later branched out into real estate investing He learned recently of the opportunity to acquire 800 and 806 Burton and decided to tackle his first development He’s under contract to acquire the building from owners Ken and Donna Blessing for an undisclosed sum Grant said he believes the southeast side is the perfect place for him to start his development career and I have so many people who I look up to that helped me and molded me into the person I am today and also the entrepreneur that I am today,” he said and seeing that this community has not necessarily seen the investment that other communities in Grand Rapids have seen … to take some responsibility for that.” Grant said he was inspired not to wait for someone else to step up but to use his own experience to move forward there hasn’t been too much development in this area How about we work on this together?’” he said the Grand Rapids Brownfield Redevelopment Authority approved a $190,000 emerging developer grant for Grant’s project The funding will support predevelopment consulting which are being provided by Grand Rapids-based Collectiv Ventures and Cella Building Company and Grand Rapids Township-based Quantum Construction The city’s emerging developer grant program is funded by the Local Brownfield Revolving Fund fueled by tax captures from brownfield redevelopments across the city City economic development staff noted in a report on the project that the redevelopment aligns with the city’s master plan and the Southtown Corridor Improvement District Area Specific Plan because “it is designed to retain especially minority and locally owned enterprises — while also supporting affordability and building ownership within the community.” economic development coordinator for the city said during a presentation that the project is the first she’s reviewed that is a fully accessible development a partner in Collectiv Ventures and a former city commissioner said at the meeting that the target affordability range is to reserve the units for those making 80% or less of area median income “The universal design is going to be the hallmark component of this and Gabriel’s business is essentially to help others to be able to live with disability in a variety of ways and will be a great story to tell,” Reppart said Grant said transition plans have not yet been worked out for the current tenants of the building Dimension Graphics and Clearway Apostolic Church But he said he would like to give them the opportunity to lease two of the ground floor suites in the new building when it’s finished He would use the third ground-floor suite for Care Granted’s first owned brick-and-mortar location Care Granted employees currently work a hybrid schedule out of a leased Regus coworking space in Grand Rapids he believes the project will be the first new mixed-use building in Grand Rapids that’s fully accessible throughout all residential and commercial units and shared spaces He said the model will meet a long-held dream to better integrate people with disabilities into their community “One of the problems that I have (with) society is we’ve gotten very comfortable with placing individuals with different abilities off to themselves in the corner,” he said whether it’s an individual being in a wheelchair whether it’s a plethora of different things we just kind of set them off to the side.”  “we want them to live fulfilling and thriving lives I wanted to make a building that was 100% accessible.” Grant said pending receipt of the city grant he also hopes to pursue additional city and state funding support to make the project as affordable as possible though it’s too early to project rent ranges affordability and investing in a community that has been missed,” he said not only for the community like myself to invest in itself for the state of Michigan to also invest in this underdeveloped community.” Trump administration cancels $3M grant supporting rural Michigan entrepreneurs Grand Rapids loses $1.5M federal grant for electric vehicle charging stations Acrisure in talks with Bain Capital for $2B investment Staying current is easy with Crain's Grand Rapids Business news delivered straight to your inbox Click below to see everything we have to offer Someone special that I never expected to be blessed with and she never let me forget that I didn’t share my air with a mission to take care of everyone with her whole heart Not a day went by that she didn’t help someone Utah to Jessie Clay and Rose Loretta Roskelley Kennedy Utah and graduated from Clearfield High School She enrolled in a travel school and became a travel agent Cruise.com and eventually opened her own agency Scuba diving and travel were some of the best times we shared Robyn retired from the IRS where she had a very special group of coworkers Robyn loved the outdoors and her cabin in Lava Hot Springs She liked nothing better than spending a day at the cabin with the grandkids and sprinting off to Yellowstone Park to search for grizzly bears creating memories that will forever linger in our hearts living on in the stories we share and the traditions she passed down an ice hockey rink or volleyball game cheering for the grandkids Robyn is survived by her current husband of 34 years The family will meet with friends on Sunday ORDER VIDEOS Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Photo by: Andy MeadAnnie Burton Named First Team All-Ivy as Four Bears Earn Conference Recognition4/29/2025 3:08:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse passed away unexpectedly at his home on Monday to Blanche Mullican Boner and Burton Thomas Boner He started working on cars in his late teens and worked as a mechanic at Ed Owens in the late 1960’s and 1970’s He proudly served our county in the Army Corp of Engineers from 1965-1967 and served overseas during the Vietnam War He was a member of Union Ridge United Methodist Church; but would occasionally attend Boyer’s Chapel Church of Christ with his best friend He loved all things cars; especially muscle cars cruising in his convertible through Clemmons or wearing his favorite overalls and driving his antique tractor through Meadowbrook A funeral service will be held at 2:00 p.m at Union Ridge United Methodist Church with Rev Interment will follow in the church cemetery The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m at Hayworth Miller Silas Creek chapel.  memorials may be made to Wounded Warrior Project Silas Creek Chapel - Hayworth-Miller Funeral Homes & Crematory passed away peacefully at his home Saturday morning he had been an area resident for the majority of his life  Bill was employed with Sensmier Oil for over 12 years before his retirement in 2020 Bill began working part time at the Family Dollar in Shelby He had helped with stocking shelves for the past two years since he was known to be the life of the party and the center of attention he always looked forward to being with friends sitting around the campfire sharing stories  He had a fantastic sense of humor and was always ready with a joke He also enjoyed turkey shoots with his life long best friend and he absolutely adored his children and grandchildren He is survived by his wife Mary (Workman) Burton Amy Lynn Burton and Lisa Burton both of Shelby; one step-son Brian C (Tiffany Eden) Webb of Kentucky; four grandchildren Jr.; one great grandson Owen William Mason; two siblings Ronald (Debra) Burton of Shiloh; five brothers-in-law Donald and Clyde Marvin all of Danville; three sisters-in-law Becky Eggars and Sherry Edwards both of Knox County; the "Queen of the house" his dog Pebbles; numerous nieces other relatives and many many close friends who will miss him deeply 2025 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Barkdull Funeral Home & Crematory in Shelby Jude Children's Research Hospital at 501 St St. Jude Children's Research Hospital501 St. Jude Place, Memphis TN 38105Tel: 1-800-805-5856Web: http://www.stjude.org/ Gary Bowyer has overseen nine wins and eight draws from his 26 games in charge of Burton Gary Bowyer has been described as a miracle worker who "sprinkled belief" after taking Burton Albion from the depths of relegation danger to League One safety When the 53-year-old took charge of the east Staffordshire side in December they were one place and one point off the foot of the table He came in as a permanent replacement for Mark Robinson who became the club's shortest-serving manager when sacked in October after failing to win any of his 11 league games in charge Three defeats and two draws from Bowyer's first five matches had Burton rock bottom and 11 points from safety on 4 January with just 14 points from 24 games It was not until they travelled to Wigan three weeks later that former Dundee and Blackburn boss Bowyer oversaw his first win And it was against that same side on Tuesday at a euphoric Pirelli Stadium that Burton confirmed their place in League One for next season with a draw. Burton deputy chairman Tom Davidson said the turnaround Bowyer had overseen was "nothing short of a miracle" And defender Udoka Godwin-Malife said his boss "had to take credit for what he had done" "Let's have it outright, he came into a club that had no belief at the time," Godwin-Malife told BBC Radio Derby. "And he has just turned it around and sprinkled that belief on everyone I can't thank him and the backroom staff enough." Why Burton's rebuild is more than just flatpack football Burton secure safety with draw against Wigan Burton have become League One relegation escapologists in recent years with Bowyer the latest boss to bring them back from the brink of tumbling into League Two Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink returned for a second spell at Burton to keep them up in the 2020-21 season Dino Maamria replaced the Dutchman to do the same two years later and it was only on the final day last term that Martin Paterson managed ensure they stayed put Centre-back Ryan Sweeney has now been part of two successful relegation battles with the Brewers and summed up the latest attempt as "unbelievable" we were on our knees when they came in," Sweeney said "To have this moment is incredible." who heads the Nordic Football Group (NFG) that took control of Burton last summer was "super grateful" to see the club stay in the division after what has been a chastening first year The Swedish-based group - which is made up of an eclectic consortium of more than 18 backers that includes H&M chairman Karl Johan Persson and NHL ice hockey stars Erik Karlsson and Mats Zuccarello - oversaw British-record levels of change at the Brewers when they bought the club from long-time owner Ben Robinson Twenty-three players were signed last summer the most any British side had recruited in a single transfer window A emphasis was put on youth, high potential and the capacity to entertain under handpicked head coach Robinson who left his job as Chelsea development squad manager for the League One role But the woeful start to the season and his dismissal was not what NFG envisioned their foray into English football would immediately produce also came another recruitment drive with former Iceland striker Jon Dadi Bodvarsson the highest profile of the new arrivals Millwall and Bolton forward has come up with important strikes but Rumarn Burrell - one of the summer recruits - has scored all of his 11 goals since January to spearhead the great escape The latest one he netted was the goal that ensured Burton's place in the third tier he has been keen to deflect the complements "It we had taken it to the last second of the last game we would have taken that from when we first came in "To have done it now with a game to go The University is currently operating under normal conditions Nancy Burton began as a third-shift housekeeper at the University and worked her way up to receptionist and administrative support specialist for Housekeeping Services Now she's being rewarded for her distinguished service Nancy Burton removes the sourness from life’s lemons and turns them into something sweet Knox Massey Distinguished Service Award takes whatever complications come her way and makes not only “lemonade but lemon pie and lemon ice cream,” said Darius Dixon executive director of Facilities Operations Burton was a single mother who worked at a screen-door production factory before being laid off and out of work for three years she took a job as a third-shift housekeeper at the University and worked her way up to receptionist and administrative support specialist for Housekeeping Services “I’ve tried to be the first person you see in housekeeping to be that polite person with a smile who will try to help you and you know is here to assist,” she said I get to meet different people and learn about people.” Burton is the memory bank for Housekeeping Services sorting and filing every bit of information for 450 employees including payroll and changes in Time Information Management work logs “She is our accountant; I don’t think there is a Chartfield string she doesn’t know,’” said Herb Richmond Burton began as a housekeeper in Davis Library Then she moved to the newly renovated House Library the undergraduate library sometimes known as “the Zoo,” cleaning the upper-level floor Some days the work was so dirty that she wanted to quit with encouragement from her supervisors Sean Caldwell and Ed Henderson and others She also gained strength by praying and talking with “my God because he’s my everything,” she said is when she enrolled in a Basic Clerical Skills course offered through Carolina’s Human Resources “I first noticed the clerical classes when I started working at Davis Library I was always looking for something else and asking Mr ‘Do you know how I can move up?’ He told me and another young lady to do basic clerical skills When an internship to work in the Housekeeping Services office opened up I was scared because I didn’t know how to talk in an office,” Burton said Her natural people skills and sharp mind soon erased that fear She learned more each day and has since taken more than a dozen courses “I try to take stuff that’s going to help me first in my education and second to further myself up the ladder to lead to a job that I love to do,” Burton said She’s also become a supreme lemon transformer and last-minute requests are her specialty,” said Dixon “I have seen her resolve conflicts and handle other difficult situations with remarkable patience and admirable tact Continue reading on the University Gazette website The dean of the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy talks about her research The Well compiled all the details you need before attending UNC-Chapel Hill’s May 10 graduation The Well newsletter updates Tar Heels on UNC-Chapel Hill’s top stories NC Children’s will be North Carolina’s first freestanding hospital dedicated to caring for kids The Carolina sophomore shares her life through her poems © 2024 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill coordinator of the Charles City Mobile Food Pantry shared exciting updates about the program’s expansion and logistical changes to better serve over 300 households monthly With the pantry now handling 28,000 pounds of food including deliveries to 75 homebound individuals Burton discussed the challenges of managing increased demand and the innovative solutions being implemented at the Floyd County Fairgrounds Key changes include a new client entrance off Packard Avenue to reduce bottlenecks and a call for clients to arrive no earlier than 3:30 PM to ease volunteer pressure Burton also highlighted the pantry’s inclusive eligibility criteria and the critical role of volunteers in this growing operation contact Jen Burton at (641) 220-1769 or visit kchanews.com for details Community Conversations are sponsored by Floyd County Medical Center More Weather Details We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Lahoma Ruth Burton passed away on February 7, 2025 at home in hospice care at the age of 84. 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View Obituary & Service Information The family of Lahoma Ruth Burton created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Lahoma Ruth Burton passed away on February 7 Made with love by funeralOne DOWNLOAD OFFICIAL PORTRAIT Alex Burton was elected to the Indiana House of Representatives on November 5 He serves on the following House committees: Family and Human Affairs; Judiciary; Natural Resources; and Utilities IN (House District 77) and is a leading voice for neighborhood revitalization Burton is a graduate of Indiana State University and Western Kentucky University He was born and raised in Evansville and has family roots that date back to the 1800s.  Burton has been a consistent voice for progress and is determined to ensure ‘e’ truly is for everyone He has a vision for Evansville and is committed to implementing sound policy and ensuring that the lives of Hoosiers are better because of his service.  Burton has created multiple programs geared towards helping youth and families reach their fullest potential with federal Burton has brought people and organizations together to find solutions He has a willing spirit to serve to make our community stronger Arrington Robert and two active dogs (Susie Carmichael and Rallo Tubbs) They reside in the 4th Ward of Evansville between Bellemeade and Bayard Parks.  Alex Burton (D-Evansville) represents House District 77 in Southwest Indiana which includes portions of Vanderburgh County the Indiana General Assembly approved the final version of House Bill 1001 advancing the state's next two-year budget to the governor's desk Alex Burton (D-Evansville) voted against the bill housing and support for immigrant communities.  Today, April 10, Indiana House Republicans passed Senate Bill (SB) 1 with an amendment that will potentially increase Hoosiers' local income taxes by $1.1 billion annually while cutting police Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and public school services by $1.4 billion over three years While the bill was pushed through with very little time to review the possible fiscal impact it's clear that SB 1 will provide minimal property tax relief to Hoosiers Republican leadership told Hoosiers it's time to "tighten our belts" while discussing this legislation despite House Democrats' concerns that SB 1 will choke the life out of vital services provided by local governments To see all press releases from Rep. 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passions with his family and friends often attending Tiger games on Saturday and Saints games on Sunday It’s no surprise that he was in attendance when the Saints won the Super Bowl.  Susan Voitier and husband Billy of Opelousas He takes place in eternity alongside his parents Words of Comfort to the family may be expressed at www.sibillefuneralhomes.com Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Sibille Funeral Home of Opelousas Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission There’s also the question of what Hubert de Givenchy was known for beyond Hepburn’s movie clothes in the 1950s and ’60s Chanel is the cardigan suit and the Little Black Dress but that hardly sets it apart in this town who used to be chief executive of Dior and is today president of LVMH’s fashion group put down a clear line and build from there as a throng of onlookers was spilling into the street and cars were backed up in both directions who spent 27 years at McQueen — she began as a student intern in 1996 and became creative director after his death — and because this was an entirely new opportunity for her There was room for only 300 people at each of the two showings on Friday I saw Toledano greeting guests and beaming Galliano had been invited to the show but was unable to attend and so was Daniel Roseberry of Schiaparelli and their daughters and her mother were also seated in one of several white We were all seated on stacks of large brown paper envelopes not unlike the kind couturiers and tailors used to store patterns Burton told me that two years ago workmen renovating a Givenchy office had literally found buried treasure in a wall — the patterns and notes from Givenchy’s very first collection From my symbolic paper perch in front of a window I saw the actors Vanessa Kirby and Rooney Mara across the crowded room with a black mesh leotard stamped like a dressmaker’s dummy with “Givenchy Paris 1952” and a pair of tubular mesh dresses with flounced viscose hems — meant to echo the skeleton of a couture look — Burton got down to business Her tailoring was not only visually strong and perfect; it also was varied There were coats and suit jackets with bold shoulders with an exposed flat-pressed seam spiraling from the armhole to the wrist to sleeves that were mildly flattened and creased Less visible on some of the tailoring — done in fabrics like mohair a herringbone jacquard — were subtle raw edges intended to keep things from looking too perfect One might say the lines owe something to McQueen like McQueen and Balenciaga and Alaïa and Givenchy belong (more or less) to the same tailoring tradition “The masculine-feminine thing that I do is what I’d like to establish at the house.” what came across in this thoroughly engaging show was confidence In the varied suit shapes (some of which had trousers with an elasticated bit at the back of the waist) and in her balance of sharp fit and comfort she was giving women of diverse ages clothes that felt distinctive but also plainly real And she consistently hit her mark of a Givenchy look in different ways There were minimalist halter dresses in white and pale-pink glove leather; a fantastic black leather bomber with a pair of metal zips running over a puffy shawl collar and worn with a matching supersoft pencil skirt; and a black dinner suit in that heavy crêpe with a short slit at the back of the neck and another at the hem there was often a surprise at the back,” Burton noted Those gestures are also sexy and feminine and Burton offered a lot and at the same left herself places to go Could there have been some dresses for the daylight hours Could she have proposed some softer construction in her tailoring mix Could she have surprised us a lot more with her choice of models Burton had embarked on a completely new chapter of her career as Charles Mingus’s explosive “Haitian Fight Song” still filled the bones of the house people made their way downstairs to congratulate Burton “So how does it feel to have a Paris debut?” I asked Password must be at least 8 characters and contain: you’ll receive occasional updates and offers from New York The family of Anne Marie Burton created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories It is with deep sadness the family of Annette (Anne.. © 2025 Northside Chapel Funeral Directors and Crematory The ILRC is looking forward to welcoming you again to the Hotel Nikko in downtown San Francisco on Thursday May 22 to celebrate the achievements in the immigration law and immigrant rights fields and to laud the impact of our 2025 Phillip Burton Immigration & Civil Rights honorees You can support the 2025 Burton Awards by selecting a level Reception & Hosted Bar: 5:30PM - 7:00PM Dinner & Awards Program: 7:00PM - 9:00PM If you have any questions about the 2025 Burton Awards, please contact Cynthia Tirado Housel, Director of Leadership Giving, at chousel@ilrc.org Irma Herrera’s multiple identities are indivisible Her +30 years as a civil rights lawyer has given her a front-row seat to the most exciting and challenging societal tectonic shifts She is committed to fighting the well-financed efforts presently underway to shut down paths for marginalized communities she explores what it is to be a class migrant who benefited from expanded opportunity The Immigrant Legal Resource Center is delighted to honor Congressman Adriano Espaillat with the Nancy Pelosi Award for Policy at the 2025 Phillip Burton Immigration & Civil Rights Awards dinner We are honoring Congressman Espaillat for continuing to push for bolder and more just immigration policies He has sponsored or co-sponsored several pieces of pro-immigrant legislation including Protecting Sensitive Locations Act and Safeguarding Sanctuary Cities Act We appreciate his continued and unwavering support for the New Way Forward Act that seeks to address inequities in the criminal legal system that result in inhumane consequences for immigrants The Immigrant Legal Resource Center is delighted to honor the California Padilla Defenders with the Phillip Burton Award for Lawyering at the 2025 Phillip Burton Immigration & Civil Rights Awards dinner We are honoring the group for its long-standing service and work to ensure that immigrants who encounter the criminal legal system in California understand and can defend against the potentially severe immigration consequences of the case Subscribe Griggs named PNC Achievers of the Week4/22/2025 3:30:00 PM | General PITTSBURGH – Je'Nyia Burton of the track and field team and softball's Kylie Griggs have been named Pitt's PNC Achievers of the Week in recognition of their outstanding performances the defending ACC indoor champion in the 400-meter dash competed in her first 400-meter race of the outdoor season at the Virginia Challenge won the event with a time of 52.83 seconds making her the only athlete in the 74-person field to finish under 53 seconds In her outdoor debut at the distance for Pitt Burton entered the program's all-time top 10 list ranking fourth with several meets remaining Griggs helped lead the Panthers to a 3-1 week The senior center fielder batted .667 (6-for-9) in the series with two doubles and three walks She has reached base safely in 14 consecutive games and recorded at least one hit in 12 of those native is batting .489 (22-for-45) with eight doubles and four home runs Her 14 doubles on the season are tied for the seventh-most in a single season in program history Born to Burton and Beatrice Cousino on February 28 Ohio…he was a friend and joy to all with his calm nature sense of humor and sense of acceptance to those who knew him He had a mischievous side… beginning as a youngster around 8 years of age when an adult gave him a loaded 22 rifle believing the rifle was missing a firing pin After shooting out several windows around Bono and having the time of his life it was discovered the rifle to be fully operational at which time he was grounded until reaching the age of 21 when he met and married his wife He enjoyed many activities with his children including golf fishing and movie-watching…he was particularly a fan of Westerns There were few activities he wouldn’t try Of particular note was the occasion when his 3 sons talked him into a backpacking trip for 3 days where he nearly had a heart attack and had to hitch a ride back to the car.  to help around the house and provide help to his parents as they were raising 11 children And that’s the way he liked things…being in the middle of most everything he quickly found a job as a brakeman at the Norfolk and Western Railroad in Bellevue where he raised 4 children with his wife Marcia rarely taking time off and then retiring after 25 years with the N & W railroad.  Burton is survived by his sons Mark (Stacy) Cousino of Cincinnati David Cousino of Bellevue and daughter Kathleen (Irvin) Munson of Bellevue many grandchildren and great-grandchildren was especially helpful and present during his last few months Ohio and sister Sharon (Joe) Filipovich of Toledo whom he was reunited with and enjoyed being with until the time of his passing He is preceded in death by his mother Beatrice Cousino the beauty of your temperament and personality and for the many life lessons…though unspoken were witnessed firsthand I’m sure you are hearing the words of our Lord “Well done good and faithful servant enter now into the joy of the Lord.” Friends and family will be received at Newcomer Funeral Home South Chapel 2025 from 3:00 PM-5:00 PM with a funeral service at 5:00 PM Burton will be laid to rest privately in St Ignatius Cemetery Click to watch