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Entry Title Date
Honoring Rochester Area High Schools For Being Named Among America’S Best High Schools May 9, 2013
Louise Slaughter, D-NY
"America’s Best High Schools are schools that have proven to be the most effective in turning out college-ready graduates. An astounding 14 schools from my congressional district were chosen, including: Brighton High School, Brockport High School, Churchville-Chili Central School, East Rochester Jr./Sr. High School, Eastridge High School, Fairport High School, Irondequoit High School, Penfield High School, Pittsford Sutherland High School, Pittsford Mendon High School, Rush-Henrietta Senior High School, School of the Arts, Webster Thomas High School, and Webster Schroeder High School."
Water Resources Development Act Of 2013—Continued May 8, 2013
Daniel Coats, R-IN
"Born in 1918, near Rochester, IN, Doc Bowen earned both a bachelor’s degree and a medical degree from Indiana University, joining the Army Medical Corps, after completing his internship, in 1943."
Recognizing Adam Stahl April 25, 2013
John Barrasso, R-WY
"Adam is a native of Guilford, CT, and a graduate of the University of Rochester, where he earned a degree in history. He has demonstrated a strong work ethic, which has made him an invaluable asset to our office. The quality of his work is reflected in his great efforts over the last several months."
In Honor Of Kellogg Middle School For Their 50Th Anniversary April 23, 2013
Tim Walz, D-MN
"Mr. Speaker, I rise today to pay tribute to Kellogg Middle School in Rochester, Minnesota. Named after the Honorable Frank Kellogg, a citizen of Rochester who served as Secretary of State under President Coolidge, Kellogg Middle School celebrates its 50th year of existence in 2013. As a social studies teacher at Mankato West, I know how important it is to develop our next generation of leaders. The shared dedication of teachers, staff, and parents at Kellogg Middle School has produced grade-A education for the past half-century and will continue to nurture students for years to come. Secretary Kellogg devoted his life to the cause of peace and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1929. Kellogg Middle School carries on his legacy by teaching students to work together so everyone can achieve their full potential. That’s a lesson for us all. Over the last half century, the Frank B. Kellogg Middle School has instilled its proud tradition of education and excellence into their students today. The Kellogg Middle School is the oldest middle school in Rochester, and remains to this day the choice for students, parents, and teachers alike. Just as Secretary Kellogg serves as an inspiration for southern Minnesotans, I am confident that Kellogg Middle School provides its graduates with the skills they need to succeed and maybe even one day win a Nobel Prize. Mr. Speaker, please join me in honoring Kellogg Middle School for its 50 years of service to the students of Rochester."
Honoring Mn State Commander Of The Disabled American Veterans, Robert J. Erickson March 19, 2013
Betty McCollum, D-MN
"From the broadest vision to the smallest detail serving disabled veterans, Commander Erickson has been intimately involved in the various ways the DAV MN accomplishes its mission. He has visited all 31 state chapters, from Rochester, to Fergus Falls, to Hibbing, Minnesota, and witnessed firsthand how veterans are served—and how many veterans still serve through volunteering. Under his direction, DAV MN has several unique programs to serve specific needs of Minnesota’s disabled veterans. Minnesotans love the outdoors, and DAV MN organizes hunting and fishing trips to allow all veterans to continue to access these wonderful opportunities. Commander Erickson speaks proudly about the joy he sees in the hundreds of volunteers and veterans who participate in these outings."

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