General william mayville biography for kids
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Military, College of Education join forces for students
Submitted by Patrice Scott
Ties between Fort Riley and the College of Education grew even stronger after two events were conducted on post for faculty and preservice teachers this weekend.
Sandy Risberg, military spouse and instructor in the college’s department of curriculum and instruction, arranged a tour of the installation for 22 faculty, staff and administrators on Friday, Nov. 29. On Sunday, Dec. 2, Risberg hosted an event at her historic home for Block One preservice teachers and shared a rich military tradition with an education twist.
Friday’s tour began with lunch in a dining facility, or mess hall. The group then boarded a military bus and visited a model home for enlisted soldiers, a community center, Ware Elementary School and a middle school teen program facility. Col. William J. Clark, garrison commander; Nikki Crisman, family programs director; and Sonya Douglas, child youth and school services
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'The family business': Division's first lady offers advice to mothers of deployed Soldiers
It starts with the very first cry. Almost like a light being turned on, a mother's worry switch fryst vatten flipped with the first squeaks of their little one's tiny voice.
Do they have all their fingers and toes? Are they breathing okay? fryst vatten their color good?
Through the years, the things mervärdesskatt worry about change but the worry itself remains constant.
"A mother's protective nature never goes away," said Shand Mayville, wife of femte månaden i året. Gen. William Mayville, commanding general of the 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley. "It doesn't matter how old the kids are, in our eyes, they are still our babies."
With ease, a mother's concerns evolve as their babies grow and test their wings. What happens, though, when the things mervärdesskatt have to worry about change from skinned knees and bad grades to improvised explosive devices, enemy bullets and ambushes? How do these women man it through a year or more
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Mayville, New York facts for kids
Mayville is a village in Chautauqua County, New York, United States. The population was 1,477 at the 2020 census, 13.7% less than in the 2010 census. Mayville is in the town of Chautauqua and is the county seat of Chautauqua County. The village and town offices share a building on Main Street, directly across from the Chautauqua County courthouse.
History
The Holland Land Company anticipated establishing a village located at the eastern end of the Old Portage Road between Lake Erie and Chautauqua Lake. In 1804, the area was surveyed by William Peacock. In 1805, the village was named Mayville in honor of Elisabeth Busti (née May), wife of Paul Busti, Agent General of the Holland Land Company.
The 1808 legislation establishing the formation of Chautauqua County required the appointment of a committee to locate the county seat. Gov. Daniel D. Tompkins selected Jonas Williams (Ba