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Dawn Wells- Biography Dawn Wells was an American actress who worked in the entertainment industry from 1961 to 2019. She worked in the show business for over 55 years before passing away at the age of 82. Wells competed in many beauty pageants before pursuing a career in acting. She was Miss Nevada in 1960, and she competed in the Miss America pageant. Similarly, this actress was well-known for her portrayal of Mary Ann Summers in the 1964–1967 comedic TV series ‘Gilligan’s Island.

Emily Lewerenz Obituary gives and rare insight as many are mourning the loss of a senior at D.C. Everest High School, who tragically lost her life in a car crash.  Two D.C. Everest High School students, one a senior who would have graduated this week, were killed in a weekend vehicle accident, according to the Wausau Pilot & Review. Emily Lewerenz, a senior, and Danny Johnson, a junior, were both killed in the collision on May 20.

The world’s second largest flower garden, the Keukenhof park in Lisse, the Netherlands, was awash in a palette of colors today as its 7 million bulbs covering 79 acres came into bloom. The Keukenhof, or Garden of Europe, is open for eight weeks, from mid-March to mid-May and over that time an estimated 800,000 visitors peruse the garden’s profusion of floral colors. Thousands of visitors descend on the Garden of Europe in Lisse, the Netherlands each year to see millions of flowers bloom.

Sitting in the grandstands at Southside Speedway, Denny Hamlin didn’t squirm in his seat or squall for a hot dog like so many youngsters his age. Instead, he studied the short-track racers who were giants in his eyes, even if their fame in the late 1980s and early 1990s didn’t extend beyond the Mid-Atlantic racing circuit. “I soaked it all in because I aspired to be at that level when I was a kid,” recalled Hamlin, who was 5 when his parents took him to his first race in Midlothian, just west of Richmond.