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Dowagiac Michigan History I choose to do my local history project on Dowagiac, Michigan which is a part of Cass County. I visited Dowagiac History Museum that has three floors to venture in and 6,000 square feet of exhibits of Dowagiac, Cass County, and Sister Lakes. The price was free admission, and I got lost in history for well over an hour. I learned a great deal about the geography, the original settlers, economic factors, religion, ethnicity, and other interesting facts. I did conduct additional

Beginning in 1532 the Spanish conquistadors came across the potato in search of gold. “At the time the Spaniards failed to realize that the potato represented a far more important treasure than either silver or gold, but they did gradually begin to use potatoes as basic rations aboard their ship”(Chapman). From then on, the expansion of potatoes grew, slowing spreading to other European countries such as Spain, Italy and Ireland. Especially in Ireland, often potato has been the only food and many

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I found two different groups: Athens’ Food Rescue, and Athens Hocking Recycling Center. Both of these groups have a similar mission, and that is to reduce food waste, promote environmental health, and building a community around the food in Athens county that would normally be thrown away. Athens’ Food Rescue was one of my favorite groups to listen to as they collect surplus food from places around Athens and redistribute it to the homeless, hungry, or low income people. In my opinion, this is the

On 11-6-2017 I observed a blue Dodge utility bearing Florida license plate # IKGN75 to be traveling south on Grand Blvd at River Gulf Road. Additionally I observed this vehicle to be towing a utility trailer bearing Florida license plate #GHBM68. A computer check via FCIC/NCIC revealed the registration of this vehicle to be expired as of 8-31-2017. At this time I activated my emergency lights to conduct a traffic stop on the above listed vehicle. With my emergency lights activated the operator

Southern Nevada CHIP’s organizational chart starts with the Board of Directors on the very top who is Alexandria Anderson our President and Executive Director. Alexandria is responsible for advising, governing, overseeing policy and direction and assisting with the leadership and general promotion of Southern Nevada CHIP’s. She has to take care of the financial management, fundraising and outreach, personnel evaluation, review of organizational and programmatic reports, staff development and oversight

Whereas, the parties to this Settlement Agreement and Full and Final Release From Liability (the “Agreement”) when signed by all Parties are Mr. & Mrs. Tim and Natalie McGrew, individually and on behalf of Luke McGrew (“L.M.”), a minor, (hereafter referred to as "Mr. and Mrs. Tim and Natalie McGrew'" or “Parents”) and the Killeen Independent School District ("KISD" or "District"), Whereas, the parties desire to resolve certain disputes related to L.M.’s attorney fee demand, and Whereas, this Agreement

Sayedul requested Arlington County to - Collect rainfall data at a few more

1 Literary Analysis on “A Rose For Emily” by William Faulkner William Faulkner has done a wonderful work in his essay “A Rose for Emily.” Faulkner uses symbols, settings, character development, and other literary devices to express the life of Emily and the behavior of the people of Jefferson town towards her. By reading the essay, the audience cannot really figure out who the narrator is. It seems like the narrator can be the town’s collective voice. The fact that the narrator uses collective

come from the Brooks County Sherriff’s Department in Texas. The Sherriff’s Department is a reliable, legitimate source. We know that the stories are true because Fernandez gives real case numbers that came from this Sherriff’s Department. This evidence is extremely effective because it is true stories that the reader can picture in their minds. Since these are real people that Fernandez is talking about, the reader gets the chance to empathize with them. “In just one county, the bodies and remains