Westminster College Profess3r Wood to Join Mount Marty College
Westminster College dean Dr. Jane M. Wood will leave in June to become vice president for academic affairs and dean at Mount Marty College in Yankton, South Dakota. The move reunites her with husband Wayne, an executive in Sioux Falls. Wood helped add five majors and create three schools at Westminster and led campus community outreach including Summerfest. She holds degrees from Missouri and Kansas and authored works on war and peace in Virginia Woolf.
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Orlando nightclub shooter details emerge amid ongoing toll
The attack left at least 53 people hospitalized in critical condition with the death toll expected to rise. Investigators traced the gunman to ties with Islamic State claims via the IS run Aamaq agency while noting prior inconclusive FBI interviews. He bought two firearms legally in the past week amid a broader context of volatile history and personal struggles.
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Pennsylvania weighs opioid monitoring and treatment boost
Rep Bryan Barbin cites patients traveling from Ohio and West Virginia to access prescriptions. The Pennsylvania Medical Society backs the database to help doctors defend actions when questioned by investigators. Coroners report 2,488 drug poisoning deaths in 2014, about seven per day. Gov Wolf seeks 34 million for 50 treatment centers and 18 million more in federal funds to help over 11,000 addicts as centers for excellence coordinate treatment and health care. Critics warn added database work may burden pharmacists and slow care.
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Pennsylvania liquor privatization bill expands casino sale hours
The proposed law allows casinos to obtain licenses to sell alcohol around the clock, expands direct wine shipments up to 36 cases per customer annually, preserves spirits sales, and keeps state stores open with new pricing power. It also grants stores broader hours, permits lottery sales, loyalty programs, and coupons, while creating a Wine and Spirits Commission to study further privatization and adding a ban on powdered alcohol.
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Dorman reflects on Westminster tenure and future plans
Westminster’s president Dor man Dorman praises the staff students and community strides including a 52 million campaign the Paterson Hall renovation and a new student restaurant while noting his pride in the school’s transformation and his plans to spend more time with family after nearly 40 years in higher education.
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