2024年5月17日 · Mr. Weese, who designed everything from churches and homes to low-income housing projects, libraries and large apartment buildings, some as high as 28 stories, focused on the human experience of users. His renovation work on the library at Grinnell College was nationally recognized and featured unique double-decker study carrels.

2024年5月16日 · Mr. Weese was an early advocate of sustainabi­lity and environmen­tal causes who preferred to walk or ride his bicycle to work, often slapping an “UGLY” sticker on SUVs he passed on the way, according to friend and fellow architect John Eifler.

2024年7月31日 · Ben Weese, preservationist and rebel architect, dies at 94, Mr. Weese helped save the Glessner House and found the Chicago Architecture Center, Mitch Dudek, Chicago Sun-Times, 5/17/24; OBITUARY: BENJAMIN WEESE (1929-2024), Catharine Weese, Society of Architectural Historians, 5/13/24

2024年11月13日 · WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - A Watertown landlord is accused of illegally possessing guns and large-capacity magazines. City police arrested 39-year-old Tyler Weese of 229 Clinton Street after...

Mr.Weese's Blog This weblog of an English teacher at a Franconian "Gymnasium" type secondary school is meant to provide students with additional, class-related material they might be interested in - plus the odd personal comment on the world at large ;)

Jeremy Weese has served as our Chief Technology Officer since March 2020. Mr. Weese joined Senstar in 1999 in a design engineering role. During his tenure with our company Mr. Weese has moved through progressive levels of responsibility within the …

Mr. Weese understood the importance of education and worked constantly to improve his craft as an educator. In 2011, Mr. Weese was awarded the Association of Career and Technical Education's Teacher of the Year Award. A life-long learner, he earned his Master's Degree in Education Leadership from Louisiana State University Shreveport. Mr.

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Mr.Weese's Blog This weblog of an English teacher at a Franconian "Gymnasium" type secondary school is meant to provide students with additional, class-related material they might be interested in - plus the odd personal comment on the world at large ;)

{¶2} In January 2012, Mr. Weese was charged with assault in violation of R.C. 2903.13(A), a first-degree misdemeanor. Mr. Weese pleaded no contest and he was sentenced to 45 days in jail, three years of community control, and ordered to pay a $250 fine. Additionally, Mr. Weese was ordered to pay court costs.