UPAWS manager steps down : News : UpperMichigansSource.com

UPAWS manager steps down

Posted: 03.18.2012 at 7:04 PM

After three years as the Upper Peninsula Animal Shelter manager, Dayna Kennedy has announced her resignation

MARQUETTE -- After three years as the Upper Peninsula Animal Shelter manager, Dayna Kennedy has announced her resignation.

UPAWS released a statement saying Kennedy will be returning to her hometown of Manitowoc, Wisconsin to be closer to family. She worked at the shelter for a total of nine years. Kennedy's last day will be April 6.

Meanwhile, Lareina Van Strein, who is currently an employee, has been named as her successor.

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