New translation system will help English as a Second Language students in classes
By Shannon Marvel - May 4, 2026 in Education, News Reading Time: 3 minutes
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![[caption id="attachment_89520" align="aligncenter" width="1322"]Dr. Gregg Carlson, center, with other members of the obstetrics and gynecology clinic team at Avera St. Luke's Hospital. Carlson has retired after more than 38 years on the job. He delivered more than 5,500 babies during his career. Also pictured are, from left, Dr. Trevor Watson, Dr. Christine Stehly, Dr. Tage Born and Dr. Susan Wik. Courtesy photo.](https://aberdeen-insider-media.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/16115836/OBGyn-physicians2-e1768586432751-350x250.jpg "After more than 5,500 baby deliveries, Gregg Carlson hangs up white coat 2")
After more than 5,500 baby deliveries, Gregg Carlson hangs up white coat
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