Douglas White | Northeastern University Graduate Student

Physics, Northeastern University; Center for Theoretical Biological Physics

“I use statistical physics and machine learning to look at how a genome’s 3-D structure affects protein production. The 1-D structure can be related with the 3-D structure using Hi-C experiments. Dr. Di Pierro and I seek to find a better way to study the 3-D structure”.

Source: Douglas White | CTBP

2016 – Glenn Copeland – Attorney Who Was Shot And Killed At His Home

Glenn Copeland

This man was a pillar in my development as a teenager by serving in the youth department at Highland Park Baptist church (before it crumbled under the weight of it’s own bureaucracy).  He was a humble man, loved by all of the youth.  My best memory was when he and his lovely wife Pat (also now sadly deceased) had the youth group over to their home (after driving us all over on the church bus).  We watched “The Post Man Always Rings Twice”, a 1980s thriller.  We thought of Glenn as a wise father figure that “gave us our space” which means a lot when you are a teenager.  I miss him greatly.

Source: Funeral Will Be Friday For Chattanooga Attorney Who Was Shot And Killed At His Home – Chattanoogan.com

Local church helps provide Chromebooks for East Side Elementary students | WTVC

My sister, Beth Ann Staab’s classroom shown here.  Also shown are the barriers she made out of PVC and clear table covers.

PVC barriers(Editor’s note: This story was submitted to us via Hamilton County Department of Education spokesman Tim Hensley). Learning at home using technology has been a challenge for schools and families as everyone adapts to operating in a new learning arrangement during the pandemic. At East Side Elementary School, the situation has become much more manageable thanks to a $32,500 donation to the school from the Church of the Good Shepherd to purchase needed Chromebooks.

Source: Local church helps provide Chromebooks for East Side Elementary students | WTVC

Kanawha Legislature races: Robinson becomes Dem nominee for Palumbo’s seat; incumbent Bartlett ousted | Politics | wvgazettemail.com

House District 39: Only one delegate can represent this district, which includes part of northern Kanawha bordering Putnam, Jackson and Roane counties, including Sissonville.

Incumbent Republican T. Kevan Bartlett (947), who sponsored the successful Bible-in-public-schools law this year, lost to Dana Ferrell (1,271) in the GOP primary, so Ferrell will face David “Woody” Holmes, the only Democrat to file, in November.

Source: Kanawha Legislature races: Robinson becomes Dem nominee for Palumbo’s seat; incumbent Bartlett ousted | Politics | wvgazettemail.com

Obituary for Cornelius Corney Hutchinson | Armstrong Funeral Home

Obituary

Cornelius “Corney” Hutchinson, 95, of Whitesville, WV, passed away on Wednesday, June 24, 2020 at his home surrounded by his loving family.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara; son, Mark; parents, Ora and Sarah; brother, Oral; sister, Julia Tatterson; daughter-in-law, Odessa White.

He is survived by his sons: Jim White (Teresa), Ron White and Ora “Buz” Hutchinson (Becky); daughters, Connie Hutchinson and Barbara Hutchinson; many grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.

Corney was a World War II Veteran. The family will receive visitors at Whitesville Baptist Church on Saturday, June 27, 2020 between 9am and 11am. The service will immediately follow with his son, Missionary Ron White and Rev. Ricky Peters officiating. The family requests all who attend to please wear masks and respect social distancing restrictions. He will be laid to rest at Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens in Cross Lanes.  Armstrong Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.

Source: Obituary for Cornelius Corney Hutchinson | Armstrong Funeral Home