Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application 2025 at the Joan and Howard Woltz Hospice Home in Dobson 1960 in Surry County to the late James “J.T” Thomas Jessup and Wilma Hill Jessup He was a devoted father and grandfather with a quiet disposition and was known for his kindness to others Jessup was a schoolteacher for more than 35 years and retired from Chestnut Grove Middle School Ronnie Jessup (Delana Simpson); special niece and caretaker 2025 at 3:00 PM at Old Westfield Friends Church with service conducted by Rev The family will receive friends on Sunday afternoon from 2:00 PM until the time for the service at the church The family would like to give a special thanks to the staff of Mountain Valley Hospice and Palliative Care Waite for the kindness and support shown to the family during this time They would also like to say a special thanks to Kathy Allen for her kindness and care given to Mr In lieu of flowers donations may be made in honor of Mr Jessup to Mountain Valley Hospice and Palliative Care 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 Game Recap: Men's Volleyball | 4/10/2025 7:14:00 PM | by Athletic Communications 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 Jessup (WBFF) — A 35-year-old Jessup man was arrested on Wednesday morning after police allegedly found him in possession of a gun detectives were in the 2000 block of Horseshoe Circle in Jessup patrolling the area due to complaints of illegal drug distribution activity later identified as 35-year-old Daniel Altizer ALSO READ | 12 members of drug trafficking organization in Curtis Bay facing charges Upon speaking with Altizer, officers noticed a handgun beside his leg. After further review, police found that Altizer had an open arrest warrant for assault. Altizer was arrested and found to be wearing body armor, police said. During the arrest, a stolen loaded 9mm Smith & Wesson handgun, a small amount of suspected methamphetamine, and a digital scale were seized. 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life.Order within 17 days 15 hrs 50 mins Soto Architecture & Urban Design is pleased to announce the official groundbreaking for The Residences at Milestone a new market-rate multifamily residential community in Jessup Developed in partnership with Varsity Investment Group and built by CBG Building Company the project will feature two mid-rise buildings with 103 apartments 79 three-bedroom townhomes and a 5,000+ square foot centrally located clubhouse with a swimming pool and other outdoor amenities all designed with contemporary living and premium amenities in mind “Breaking ground on a market-rate community in today’s economic climate speaks to our confidence in the long-term strength and resilience of this region,” said Scott Shinskie “Alongside our partners Soto Architecture & Urban Design and CBG Building Company we’re proud to have thoughtfully developed a community that offers families a place to call home From the centrally located clubhouse to the pedestrian-friendly walking paths and outdoor gathering spaces The Residences at Milestone is designed to support and enrich everyday life offering families a place to grow and fostering a true sense of community.” residents will have access to a host of amenities including centrally located clubhouse with a gymnasium an outdoor grilling and entertainment area and pedestrian-friendly walking paths throughout The Residences at Milestone is conveniently located in Jessup off the Baltimore-Washington Parkway near Fort Meade 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 Boston College Law School’s Jessup Moot Court team hosted a public practice round on March 25 as they prepared for the national competition has already found much success this competition season and advanced beyond regionals to the international level of competition Coached by alumnae Jeanne Semivan ’09 and Meaghan Luster ’20 the team presented arguments to a panel of esteemed judges on complex issues of international law This year’s problem presented four distinct issues embedded in a hypothetical case problem Members of the team analyzed and presented arguments surrounding (1) the rights and obligations of various international community members when two different people claim to be the president of a state (2) invocation of immunity for governmental officials who are accused of human rights violations (3) legal consequences of receding coastlines caused by climate change for the maritime zones of coastal states and (4) the interpretation of a compromissory clause in a international treaty all team participants exemplified poise and knowledge that impressed the judges They included practitioners Kathleen Hamann from Pierce Atwood and Yuri Parkhomenko from Foley Hoag The bench brought a multitude of experience and perspectives on international law to the exhibition round and each judge pushed the team to work through complex questions surrounding their arguments Jessup’s international rounds will take place in Washington this spring at the International Court of Justice 3Ls Jess Parillo and Savannah Wormley finished as quarterfinalists in the 75th Seigenthaler-Sutherland Cup National First Amendment Moot Court Competition They were among thirty-two teams from across the US who competed at Catholic University Law in Washington For the first time in more than thirty years, a Law School team has qualified for the international rounds of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition one of the largest and most competitive moot court contests in the world all 3Ls students—secured their place in the international rounds after advancing to the quarterfinals of the US West Regional competition they won all four preliminary rounds and received individual recognition including Schmitt being ranked the fifth-best oralist among more than 200 competitors at the end of March to compete against top teams from around the world The Jessup international rounds are judged by a panel that includes international law practitioners “This is a significant accomplishment for the team and for the Law School,” said Talin Hitik a Lecturer in Law who serves as faculty advisor and coach “It reflects the students’ hard work and also highlights the value of giving students the chance to study and practice international law at this level.” The last time a team from the Law School advanced to the international rounds was in 1992, according to the International Law Students Association With about 700 law schools from 100 countries participating in the competition the Law School making the international rounds is an impressive feat Hitik said that the Law School’s recent move to make Jessup a for-credit course likely contributed to this year’s success. Unlike many schools where Jessup is an extracurricular activity, UChicago Law students enrolled in a three-credit seminar in the fall focused on foundational international law topics and issues drawn from this year’s competition problem Students also earned an additional credit in winter quarter for cocurricular work including drafting written submissions known as “memorials” and preparing for oral arguments and students need the time and institutional support to do well,” Hitik said “The Law School’s decision to create a credit-bearing course allowed them to commit fully.” Although this is Hitik’s first year leading the Jessup course at UChicago Law, she previously advised teams at the University of Michigan. Her background also includes experience at the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the Hague Conference on Private International Law as well as teaching and litigating international law issues in Armenia She competed in Jessup herself as a student The team divided responsibilities similar to how real cases are presented before the International Court of Justice the fictional setting of the Jessup problem while Schmitt and Apodaca argued as respondents Wang served as “of counsel,” handling research and helping with responses to judges’ questions during rounds Apodaca said the format gave students a rare opportunity to engage in both sides of complex legal issues “Our Jessup team comprises two people who argue on behalf of the applicant two people who argue on behalf of the respondent who knows the law for all of the issues,” she said “We each always have two other people with equal substantive knowledge of our issues on whom to test ideas Some of our best arguments have come after exhaustively debating one another.” Schmitt also found working together as a team to be a key part of the experience we competed against each other each week and thus helped the other build their case Seeing our progress in action while competing against other schools during the competition was so much fun this has been the most team-oriented activity I’ve participated in at the Law School It has been great to watch each other grow.” the team won all four of its preliminary rounds—two as applicants and two as respondents—placing them among the top-seeded teams heading into the elimination rounds The team went on to win their octofinal round against California Western School of Law before being narrowly defeated in the quarterfinals by Arizona State University UChicago Law was one of eight teams from the West Region to qualify for the international rounds “I’ve never done an academic competition before so I was surprised to find that the level of pressure and competitiveness was equal to that of my competitive tennis days,” Apodaca said of the experience “It was fun to get in the competitive spirit the regional rounds have been the highlight of her Jessup participation so far “It was where I really realized how far I had come in the last six months in terms of learning the law and becoming an oral advocate,” she explained “There is something very rewarding about being able to speak confidently for twenty-two minutes on a subject that you’ve studied and I felt that confidence for the first time standing in front of the podiums in Portland.” The team is now preparing for the international rounds which will be held March 29 to April 6 at the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill in Washington The event will bring together top teams from national competitions held around the world with more than 100 schools expected to compete Hitik said the international rounds present a new set of challenges including arguing in front of judges from various legal traditions and backgrounds “One thing that will be different is adjusting to an international panel,” she said “Students will have to be mindful of language and assumptions about how law is argued and interpreted—especially in front of judges who don’t come from common law systems.” She added that many judges are practitioners and scholars involved in international courts and tribunals offering students a rare opportunity to engage directly with people working in the field Clifton said he is delighted that the team will have the opportunity to compete in the international rounds “This is the world’s largest moot-court competition and I’m incredibly excited to meet fellow students from some 100-plus countries around the world.” Jessup has been a defining part of their law school experience offering practical training in international law advocacy participating in the Jessup has set me up with an excellent foundation for launching my career as an advocate in international law,” Apodaca said this level of substantive practice is the kind that some lawyers don’t get until far into their careers Getting so much practice in oral argument has been hugely beneficial from a career perspective.” Apodaca said researching and writing on complex international issues—such as sovereignty disputes and maritime law—gave her exposure to a wide range of roles in the field “Through the hundreds of sources I have read—decisions from the International Court of Justice UN Special Rapporteur reports—I have come to see the breadth of roles available for international lawyers,” she said Wang said his role as “of counsel,” which is a support position in nature was a valuable learning experience for him I need to listen attentively to our opposing agents’ presentation and help my teammate deliver an effective rebuttal I was happy whenever my efforts paid off!” Wang also said that the Jessup competition helped him develop good project management skills “When you execute long term projects like this Professor Hitik showed us how to balance between them and this skill will be crucial in my future legal work.” Clifton said Jessup has been one of the most enriching intellectual experiences of his time at the Law School “It has given me the opportunity to gain a much deeper knowledge of several fascinating areas of international law than I was able to gain in most courses It has allowed me to take ownership of my education in a way that makes the resulting mastery feel especially rewarding.” “This has been one of the few experiences in law school where I’ve received constant feedback especially regarding oral advocacy,” she said I’ve learned so much about public international law From ongoing gaps in the law to emerging developments in the middle of preparing for the competition it has been extremely interesting and enlightening to take a deep dive into public international law.” Although this is the first year UChicago Law has offered Jessup as a credit-bearing course Hitik hopes it becomes a permanent part of the curriculum “I would love to see this continue,” she said “What these students accomplished this year shows what’s possible when they’re given the right structure and support.” “I hope UChicago will remain invested in the Jessup for years to come,” she said “The experience has contributed so much to my learning and I want future students to be able to say the same.” Whatever happens in this year’s international rounds Wang is optimistic about what the future holds for UChicago’s involvement with Jessup “As long as the school and its students continue devoting time I am sure one day UChicago’s team will bring the Jessup Cup home.” Directions and Building Access Consumer Information (ABA Required Disclosures) Accessibility CSUN Men's Volleyball Media Notes The 13th-ranked CSUN Men's Volleyball team (9-2 0-0 Big West) returns home on Friday to open up a season-long six-match homestand against Jessup University (3-2) at 6 p.m who will play single matches over the next three weeks sweeping Dominican (3-0) at home before traveling across the Valley to upset 10th-ranked Pepperdine (3-1) on Saturday CSUN MOVES UP TO 13TH IN AVCA NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL POLL After posting a 3-0 home win over Dominican and upsetting No the Matadors (9-2) moved up to a season-high 13th in this week's AVCA National Collegiate Poll (Feb CSUN received a season-high 193 points this week a 54-point improvement from last week to earn its highest ranking since ranking 12th on Mar have now been ranked in all six polls this season (13th Prior to moving back into the AVCA national poll (#15 on Feb 2023) for the first time since the 2020 season CSUN had previously been ranked in the AVCA Top-15 for 62 consecutive weeks and 262 of the last 289 weekly polls dating back to the 2002 season earning 22 of 23 first-place votes and 459 total points remained second with 438 points followed in the top five by UCLA (6-2) Loyola Chicago (10-0) moved up to sixth this week The second half of this week's top-20 poll includes Grand Canyon (7-1) travels to UC Merced on Wednesday before venturing to Northridge on Friday The Warriors have won three of their first five matches to open the season Jessup picked up its first-ever home victory who leads Jessup averaging 4.11 kills per set hit .410 on 39 swings while setter Taylor Marks posted 32 assists in the win All-time series: Friday's match between the Matadors and Warriors is the first-ever between the two schools in men's volleyball Menlo is the only common opponent for CSUN and Jessup the Matadors defeated Menlo 3-1 in Santa Barbara during the season opening weekend while the Warriors are now 1-1 against Menlo this season CONSTABLE EARNS 3RD BIG WEST WEEKLY AWARD  Senior setter Donovan Constable was named Big West Setter of the Week for the third time this season as the league announced its weekly awards on Monday (Feb Constable propelled 16th-ranked CSUN to a pair of wins last week including the Matadors' first win in Malibu since 2011 and a pair of digs as CSUN hit .324 against Dominican on Friday now a five-time Big West Player of the Week recipient in his CSUN career picked up the third Big West Setter of the Week award this season the first year in which the award has been given With 26 kills in two matches last week, redshirt sophomore Jalen Phillips moved past 500 kills in his CSUN career After putting down 340 kills as a redshirt freshman in 2024 Phillips leads CSUN with 175 kills through 11 matches this season who picked up his first career double-double with 22 kills and 12 digs in the Matadors' 3-1 win over No has now reached double figures in kills nine times in 11 matches this season He posted a career-high 27 kills (.404) against Lindenwood on Jan 18 and has 20 or more kills three times this season Freshman Stilian Delibosov took over as the national leader in blocking this week Delibosov is also the only hitter in the Big West hitting over .500 for the season which ranks third nationally After hitting .708 (17-0-24) in two CSUN wins last week he is now hitting .536 on the season while the freshman middle from Bulgaria also has a league-high 48 blocks in 33 sets this season the Matadors continue to lead the Big West in team assists at 12.28 per set CSUN also ranks second in kills per set (13.15) and blocks (2.54) With 75 assists in two CSUN wins last week, senior Donovan Constable moved past Travis Magorien into seventh place in career assists in CSUN history Constable's career total stands at 2,974 which vaulted him past Magorien who had 2,911 assists from 2012-15 The senior from Clovis has already moved past both Magorien and Sam Porter this season Constable in one of four Matador setters in the program top-10 to play in the Rally Scoring era of collegiate volleyball He now ranks fifth in CSUN's Rally Scoring era assists list he would become just the seventh player in program history with 3,000 career assists In addition to his career assists total, Constable also reached the 400 career digs total last week. He now has 404 in his Matador career ... Redshirt sophomore Trevor Lau matched his career-high with five kills against both Dominican and Pepperdine last week The 2025 season marks CSUN's eighth as a member of the Big West in men's volleyball the Matadors are now 15-45 (.250) in 60 Big West matches over seven seasons since the conference's inaugural campaign in 2018 CSUN finished 5-5 in the first Big West season in 2018 before finishing 3-7 in 2019 and 2024 The 2020 conference season was not contested due to COVID-19 the Matadors played 25 seasons as a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) from 1993-2017 and 16 seasons in the Western Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (WIVA) from 1977-92 Theo Edwards is in his third season as CSUN's head coach in 2025 after leading the Matadors back into the AVCA national rankings in his first two seasons Edwards was named the successor to Jeff Campbell on Dec CSUN finished 12-16 in Edwards' first season (1-9 in the Big West) as CSUN moved back into the national rankings for the first time in three seasons The Matadors received a season-high 91 points to rank a season-high 12th on Mar CSUN advanced to the semifinal round of the Outrigger Big West Championship for the first time since 2018 and finished the season with a 13-16 (3-7 Big West) record and a No Thanks for visiting News | Apr 24 Carbondale-based band Sweet Jessup and the Dirty Buckets has made quite a splash in the Roaring Fork Valley since the group’s inception in 2022.  The band’s eclectic instruments — including a 30 gallon plastic trash can for a drum a singing saw and wine bottles — vocal talents and original tunes create a unique “trashy jam” sound that’s a little folksy who had a vision for a group that would drum on buckets and trash cans to create a “junkier” sound with a modern The group’s name was inspired by the Sweet Jessup Canal that diverts water from the Crystal River “I always thought that was a cool name and would be a cool name for a band,” Williams said “That’s where I got that inspiration It was one of the first ditches in the valley to be built and I’m not a huge advocate of taking water out of rivers for agriculture I like aspects of history and that’s part of the American West development We are kind of old timey and it’s an old timey homage to the ancestors that came here.” The “dirty buckets” part of the name was a group idea “My initial idea was the ‘bucket brigade’ and for ‘dirty buckets,’ literally the 30 gallon (trash can) we play was not only found in my backyard left dirt on my living room floor when we were practicing,” Williams said Since its dirt-covered beginnings, the imaginative local group has been busy building its credentials with gigs like Mountain Fair and the FoCoMX festival in Fort Collins. This month, the band released the EP “muddy water,” its first music drop since its debut album “Dirty Demo,” in July 2024.  Although “muddy water” is just two songs — “Queen of Spades” and “i’ll be around” — both are rich with the band’s signature sound and layered with emotion.  A few band members write songs for the group and everyone helps shape the final sound but “muddy water” came straight from Williams’ heart “Queen of Spades” is about Williams’ climate depression.  (the queen of spades) is bad luck — in old school tarot “Sometimes I feel a little climate depression when we’re not getting snow and things are drying out and (stuff) is burning out here While there are notes of positivity in references to the freedom and beauty of the Crystal River about where we are at right now as humans with our relationship with this earth,” Williams said.  “i’ll be around,” carries a more melancholy tone It’s a love letter inspired by the death of Williams’ friend Casey Piscura and he hopes it brings solace to others who knew Casey “The way I make music is really emotively so when I get sad or happy I’m generally writing a song That song came from the deep sadness of a friend’s death and processing that,” Williams said after a couple of times of messing around with this melody and this chord progression the lyrics came and it became clear that the song was going to be for Casey,” he added both songs explore life — the giving and the taking.  “The album cover is a train bridge that has fallen,” Williams said “Muddy water is a thing that destroys but it’s also a thing that brings us life It’s this cycle of death and beauty that we’re all engaged in.” April 25 at the Library Lover’s Party at the Basalt Library and again on Saturday April 26 at the Carbondale Recreation Center during the 5Point Film Festival Readers around Glenwood Springs and Garfield County make the Post Independent’s work possible Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality Each donation will be used exclusively for the development and creation of increased news coverage Many trails are Garfield County are now open for recreational use — what is your favorite early(ish) season place to go View Results Game Recap: Men's Volleyball | 4/11/2025 6:15:00 PM | by Athletic Communications Thanks for visiting 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 Kelly Jean Jessup, of Columbus, passed away on January 11, 2025. Born on December 19, 1964, in Columbus, Indiana, Kelly's warmth and creativity touched all who knew her throughout her 60 years of life. She departed in the same town where she... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Kelly Jessup created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home Made with love by funeralOne shanida.carter@rutgers.edu Rutgers Law's Jessup International Moot Court Team competed at the Eastern Regional Competition in Charlotte facing some of the most competitive teams east of the Mississippi Jessup International Moot Court Team in Newark competed at the Eastern Regional Competition in Charlotte North Carolina from February 26 to March 2 The team faced some of the most competitive teams east of the Mississippi University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and Florida International University College of Law the team distinguished itself by outranking competitors such as Duke University School of Law The Jessup Competition is a simulation of a fictional dispute between countries before the International Court of Justice This year's dispute was between the fictional countries of Ambrosia Team members Katherine Gramm-Zlotnick '26 and Marthalyn Johnson '26 represented the Applicant while Nadia Al Khunaizi '25 and Gabriela Abreu '26 represented the Respondent With extensive support from fifth team member and alternate Isabelle Kapoian ‘26 the Jessup Team prepared and submitted written Memorials to the mock International Court of Justice (ICJ) and engaged in an extensive number of mooting exercises team members presented oral arguments based on their Memorials The team argued in four rounds as Applicant and Respondent against competing teams before panels of judges asked team members probing questions simulating a proceeding before the International Court of Justice Ambrosia's and Rovinia's claims focused on four main legal issues: ● ICJ Jurisdiction - the interpretation of a compromissory clause in a treaty creating a regional organization and exploring whether it permitted or prohibited jurisdiction ● Immunity of State Officials - the invocation of immunity for government officials accused of grave violations of human rights related to enforced disappearance ● The Law of the Sea - the legal consequences of receding coastlines for the maritime zones of coastal state ● Multiple Leaders of a State - the rights and obligations of other members of the international community when two persons claim to be the legitimate president of a state The Jessup International Moot Court Competition is the world's largest moot court competition with participants from approximately 700 law schools in 100 countries and jurisdictions The competition has been held every year since 1960 with the top teams from each competition moving on to the International Competition The team is coached by Professor Jorge Contesse and Adjunct Professor William Schroeder, with Professor Jootaek Lee providing strategic and legal research advice The team gives its immense thanks to the numerous Rutgers professors and Jessup alumni who mooted the team leading up to the competition Members would also like to recognize the Alumni Association for their generosity in assisting with registration costs A special thank you to Jessup alumni M'Ballou Sanogho '20 who joined the team in North Carolina and coached them through their first day of the competition Applications for the 2026 Jessup Team are open through May 1. 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This year's competition features teams from three countries participating for the first time—Angola, Maldives, and São Tomé & Príncipe—as well as first-ever National Rounds in five countries: Finland, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Vietnam. A record number of teams are registered from 15 countries, including Bangladesh (45 teams), Egypt (14 teams), India (53 teams), Pakistan (45 teams), the Philippines (34 teams) and the United Kingdom (27 teams). White & Case has been a proud Global Partner of Jessup since 2007. White & Case Chair Heather McDevitt said, "The unprecedented level of participation in Jessup this year makes me even more hopeful for the next generation of lawyers dedicated to the peaceful resolution of disputes and cross-cultural understanding. Jessup equips students with invaluable advocacy skills and provides an incredible global network of peers." This year's case concerns the rights and obligations of the international community when two persons claim to be the legitimate president of a nation state; the possibility of immunity for government officials accused of grave violations of human rights; the legal consequences of receding coastlines for the maritime zones; and the interpretation of the compromissory clause in a treaty creating a regional organization. Students will present written and oral arguments on these topics before a simulated International Court of Justice (ICJ), with winners of qualifying rounds advancing to the White & Case International Rounds in Washington, DC during the first week in April, where they will compete for the coveted Jessup World Cup. White & Case has sponsored the International Rounds since 2010. The White & Case International Rounds will culminate in the Championship Round judged by sitting ICJ judges, providing a unique and invaluable experience for participants. More than 150 White & Case lawyers and staff are involved annually, serving as judges, coaches and organizers, demonstrating the Firm's commitment to supporting the next generation of lawyers. This year, the Firm is sponsoring 18 national and regional Jessup competitions, listed below: The White & Case International Rounds will take place March 29-April 5 in Washington, DC. Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. a Republican politician from Indiana who was elected to local office despite disturbing allegations has been sentenced to six to fifteen years in prison after admitting to sexually assaulting his daughter during her 21st birthday celebration in Las Vegas The former Hancock County Commissioner took his daughter to Harrah’s Las Vegas in January 2024 for what was supposed to be a milestone birthday trip prosecutors say Jessup pushed her to drink excessively  giving her multiple Long Island iced teas despite her protests and later assaulted her after she passed out in their hotel room Court records reveal that Jessup had taken his daughter gambling and drinking throughout the night Keesling became so intoxicated she needed to be wheeled back to their hotel It was there she fell unconscious and woke up to find Jessup assaulting her Jessup pleaded guilty to attempted sexual assault and will now have to serve at least six years behind bars He is also barred from contacting his daughter or other family members and must register as a sex offender who has since changed her last name and publicly spoken out against her father described the lasting impact the assault has had on her mental health including struggles with PTSD and severe anxiety Jessup was elected to a Hancock city council seat even as the accusations became public He has since resigned from that position following his conviction noting that parents are meant to protect their children not harm them when they are most vulnerable BET+ is turning up the heat this summer with a brand new original series from Tyler Perry. 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Bar Vegan, the lively plant-based restaurant and cocktail lounge founded by Pinky Cole, will shut its Atlanta doors on May... in Stokes County to the late Tom Terry Jessup and Essie Mae Knight Jessup He retired from RJ Reynolds after 39 years of service as a chief repairman Elbert loved to garden and was known especially for his tomatoes Elbert is preceded in death by his 12 siblings He is survived by his loving wife of 68 years Janet Escamilla and Sharon Willard (Rodney); five grandchildren Shea Willard (Liz); Jenna Grunenberg (Chris); Adam Mills (Amber); Ashleigh Long (CJ); and Jessica Newsome (Cody); 13 great-grandchildren; a special sister-in-law Barbara Jessup; and numerous nieces and nephews A funeral service will be conducted 2pm Friday at Hayworth-Miller Rural Hall Chapel with Pastor Greg Hall officiating Burial will follow at Crestview Memorial Park The family will receive friends and hour prior to the service at the funeral home.  Rural Hall Chapel - Hayworth-Miller Funeral Homes & Crematory — Children all have an imagination of their own Hopes and dreams of what they want to be someday when grown up it's a fascination with construction equipment Recently Kenneth's Jessup neighborhood underwent some sewer repairs "This little boy came outside to see what we were doing He waved to us and was just so excited to see all the equipment coming in,” said Dustin Hirmer who suggested gifting the toddler a toy tractor together Hirmer and Gaines purchased a mini ride-along backhoe They even put it together and made a special delivery to Kenneth and he immediately saw what was on my trailer “When he finally got his coat and shoes on It was the greatest thing getting to see the excitement on his face.” which houses seafood distributors in Jessup every other Saturday,” said Tayiba Nyamenle an outbreak of food poisoning drew paramedics as well as dozens of people reported symptoms considered to be non-life threatening consumed what the Howard County Health Department says appears to have been food prepared by an outside source for employees at the company they ordered out for lunch and got far more than they bargained for “The food they consumed was not produced by NAFCO nor was this food distributed to the general public.” but investigators now believe there may have been a handful of others who sought treatment elsewhere from urgent cares or local hospitals RELATED: Food poisoning sends 46 people to the hospital The Maryland Department of Health is awaiting testing to confirm the source of the food poisoning but believes it is an isolated incident that poses no risk to the community at large MSU Forestry alum David Jessup passed away February 27 Issued in furtherance of MSU Extension work This information is for educational purposes only Reference to commercial products or trade names does not imply endorsement by MSU Extension or bias against those not mentioned The 4-H Name and Emblem have special protections from Congress We comply with the Federal Trade Commission 1998 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) Match Recap: Women's Tennis | 2/22/2025 10:00:00 PM Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Baseball | 4/19/2025 2:04:00 AM | Grace Echelbarger Thanks for visiting Your browser is ancient! Upgrade to a different browser or install Google Chrome Frame to experience this site Press Contact: Colin McCullough Phone: (856) 625-6856 Email: cmccullough@teamster.org and attendants at Zum Transportation in Jessup have voted by a four-to-one margin to join Teamsters Local 570 “I voted to join the Teamsters because management has made false promises to employees for far too long,” said Karl Fernandez “We asked the Teamsters to represent us because they will ensure we get a collective bargaining agreement that includes better wages Zum transportation workers have sent a resounding message to their employer that they will no longer be treated with disrespect and offered the bare minimum,” said Sean Cedenio “We could not be more excited to welcome nearly 300 brothers and sisters to our great union we get to work on fighting for a first Teamsters contract.” These new Teamsters provide essential student transportation services for Howard County Public Schools “The way that we have been treated is unfair and enough is enough,” said Dwight Blackwell just to be offered the same opportunities as management — like paid holidays we want to be paid for the days that schools are closed for inclement weather and teacher meetings because we have not received a full paycheck since before Christmas break.” Teamsters Local 570 represents workers in a wide variety of industries throughout Baltimore and the surrounding communities. For more information, visit team570.org Len Jessup has been scribbling down his thoughts for decades One jotted scrawling has stuck with him—a reminder that at the end of his life he wants to be sure to look back and know he did as much good for as many people as he could and that he never shied from opportunities to do that Jessup (Information and Communication Studies and weave together his most profound and reflective thoughts The retired university administrator and educator was approached by Forbes Books with a proposition the editors said Jessup wasn’t famous enough for a memoir but they recognized in his story a theme that others had witnessed in him throughout his career—his sentiments of leading to serve and uplift others With a structure in mind, he put pen back to paper and revised his book in the spirit of a favorite author, Mitch Albom, with short snippets of wisdom forming a slim guide he titled Self Less Leadership he argues selfless leaders can maximize impact by guiding teams He stresses the power of constant learning surrounding yourself with people far smarter than you and Jessup has had great success on a nationwide speaking tour he brought his talk back to his alma mater to share it with students acknowledging the visit brought back many memories of where his leadership journey took root and Jim Owen for nudging him in unexpected directions starting with Chico State’s MBA program after he finished his undergrad degree he led the Graduate Student Association and was inspired to apply for a PhD at the University of Arizona thinking he’d find his way back to teaching business He retired in 2024 from his role as president of Claremont Graduate University with “published author” among his already-lengthy list of credentials he’s enjoying the chance to inspire and support others once more His motivation is simple: to help others become great leaders to influence their teams and improve their spheres of influence “I have to make sure people find personal fulfillment and meaning from the work they are doing so they will know for themselves that it was a life well spent,” he said “You leave a legacy you hope that is positive.” That desire to do good is what drove Jessup—as someone who admits he borders on the line between introvert and extrovert—through a career filled with 14-hour days “You start to see you could have a real impact and see that things you are doing are making a difference.” it wasn’t the path he saw for himself before his time at Chico State A first-generation student raised in the Bay Area but who relocated with his family to rural Fort Jones in Siskiyou County as a teenager He attended College of the Siskiyous and played baseball and when his friends started to transfer to four-year universities “It was the perfect place for me to come into myself as an undergraduate—student-focused Little did he know he would discover his true strengths as the seeds were planted for a career in business he says he often finds himself marveling with gratitude to have built a career based in lifelong learning and uplifting other people “It’s less about my legacy—it’s about the people I am responsible for so they know when they get to the end of their path that their legacy is secure,” he said Chico State Today is an official site of California State University Chris Manderson chair's the firm's Corporate Department at Ervin Cohen & Jessup "Manderson specializes in mergers and acquisitions and preserving and utilizing Net Operating Loss tax assets," states the publication "He also advises public and private company boards and executives on corporate governance." Chris Manderson chair's the firm's Corporate Department A highly accomplished mergers & acquisitions and corporate finance attorney "Manderson has reorganized companies preserving over $2 billion in NOL assets including Real Industry and Triad Guaranty," says Los Angeles Times "Recent deals include the sale of California Electronic Asset Recovery to Ancor Capital Partners growth financing rounds into robotics companies Miso Robotics and representing infrastructure investor Upwell Water LLC and strategic investor Elah Holdings Manderson was recently named a 2024 "Legal Visionary" by the Los Angeles Times Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP announced today that Partners Kelly Cunningham and Chris Manderson have been recognized by the Los Angeles Times as "Legal.. Ervin Cohen & Jessup LLP announced today that Partner Kelly Cunningham has been recognized by Daily Journal as one of the "Top Intellectual Property.. Banking & Financial Services Awards Do not sell or share my personal information: at SECU Jim & Betsy Bryan Hospice Home of UNC Health Care in Pittsboro to the late Levi Martin and Doasha Mae Tilley Jessup She is preceded in death by her parents; her husband Gary Wayne Johnson and Dean Johnson; and grandson Rachel was raised in a large family of loving siblings and has joined brothers Richard Jessup of Wilmington; and there are numerous great grandchildren She raised her family and was quick to share her love with everyone She did public work at Kellwood Manufacturing in Siler City She was very content being at home sitting on the porch with cats in her lap Reverend Bob Lovette will be officiating the service Memorial can be made to SECU Jim & Betsy Bryan Hospice Home of UNC Health Care Smith & Buckner Funeral Home will be assisting the Johnson family Online condolences can be made at www.smithbucknerfh.com Game Recap: Men's Basketball | 11/22/2024 7:00:00 PM Thanks for visiting titled “Church and Science Working Together to Cultivate Resilience in the Face of Suffering,” aims to equip pastors with the tools to address suffering and trauma in their congregations through a collaborative approach between theological and scientific communities Dean of the Seminary and Professor of New Testament we aim to support pastors with the knowledge and tools necessary to cultivate resilience and well-being in their ministry settings.” The project will convene two pastoral cohorts – one at Jessup University’s Rocklin California campus and another at its Multnomah Biblical Seminary campus in Portland Each cohort will include 8-12 pastoral leaders who will work with mental health practitioners and scientific advisors over a two-year period These pastors will participate in six in-person sessions engaging in discussions on the latest scientific findings related to trauma and collaboration with science advisors to integrate these insights into their ministry contexts “The challenges pastors and their congregations face are multifaceted ranging from the lingering effects of pandemic-related isolation to the increasing polarization of society and have heightened the demand for mental health support This initiative is an opportunity for science and theology to work hand-in-hand in service to the church,” said Dr Jessup seeks to bridge the gap between science and faith equipping pastoral leaders with scientifically informed strategies to foster resilience both in themselves and their communities.” is a distinguished institution committed to academic excellence and transformative education Known for its vibrant community and innovative programs Jessup offers a range of undergraduate and graduate degrees designed to prepare students for impactful careers and lifelong learning With a focus on integrating faith and learning Jessup University fosters a supportive environment where students aiming to make a positive difference in the world through its academic and community endeavors Press Contact:Kevin CancillaJessup Marketing916-672-3231kcancilla@jessup.edu a proud fourth-generation Arkansas County rice farmer Stewart Eugene and Dolores Leibrock Jessup; and grandparents George Lorenz and Beulah Rousseau Leibrock Gene and Vicki Hambrick Jessup were united in marriage on Feb Carrying on his legacy are his wife of 48 years Jerry Jessup and David Jessup; and a close extended family Gene was a member of DeWitt Church of Christ Those wishing to honor Gene’s life with a memorial please consider the Oak Hills Country Club in DeWitt Visitation will be Monday, April 7, 2025, from 5-7 p.m. at Essex Funeral Home.  www.essexfuneralhome.com We are locally owned and operated and the most complete source of news and information in South Central and Southeast Arkansas We provide top-quality advertising and exposure to small business owners companies and industries in the communities we serve 870.673.1595 stuttgartdailyleader@stuttgartdailyleader.com Thanks for visiting 79 three-bedroom townhomes and a 5,000+ sf centrally located clubhouse with a swimming pool and other outdoor amenities “Breaking ground on a market-rate community in today’s economic climate speaks to our confidence in the long-term strength and resilience of this region,” said Scott Shinskie “Alongside our partners Soto Architecture & Urban Design and CBG Building Company we’re proud to have thoughtfully developed a community that offers families a place to call home offering families a place to grow and fostering a true sense of community.” The Residences at Milestone will offer a variety of housing options to suit resident needs one-bedroom and one-bedroom + den units in each mid-rise building as well as spacious three-bedroom townhomes with private garages for added convenience Centrally located clubhouse with a gymnasium Pedestrian-friendly walking paths throughout For more information on the architecture of The Residences at Milestone, contact Soto Architecture & Urban Design About Soto Architecture & Urban Design Soto is an architecture firm passionate about the design of outstanding developments in our cities minority-owned firm committed to diversity sustainability and equity in our designs and throughout our practice As active participants in the urban environment adaptive-reuse and modernization of existing facilities we aim to work collaboratively with our clients consultants and community to establish a holistic vision that benefits our neighborhoods the environment and ultimately the people who interact with the spaces we design © Copyright 2012 - 2023 | citybiz | All Rights Reserved to the late Rupert and Ruth Mabe Jessup in Forsyth County even making a chess table that won second place in a national art competition Along with his parents Dwayne is preceded in death by his brother Warren Jessup and sister Glenda J He is survived by his brother Douglas Jessup; niece Amy; nephew Daniel; and a sister.  A graveside service will be held on Monday December 2