Agnes Moore News Today

Half foot. Heres a live look at the back up as the bay bridge approach in San Francisco. Now consider alternatives if at all possible because it could be a mess for quite some time. Our news room producer was stuck in that jam, she made it across the bridge but it wasnt easy. Thanks for coming on, tell us what it was like. What time did you leave the station today . I left the station around 7 30 and everything was pretty normal until i got within three blocks of the first street onramp from the...

The Central Region Office of the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has observed this year's World Food and Safety Day (WFSD) with a call on the...

THE Settle Graveyard Project documents the lives of those buried at Holy Ascension Church since 1839, and its far from over, writes John Cuthbert.

When “The Jeffersons” moved on up to the east side, one of the most popular characters was played by Worcester native Zara Cully.

Scary tales of New York: life in the Irish slums In the 19th century, Irish people fled poverty at home for dirt, disease and danger in the American city’s overcrowded tenements Sat, Mar 23, 2013, 06:00 Niamh OSullivan   In 19th-century New York, even tenements were ranked. Some were considered too good for the Irish, who were relegated to densely packed hovels in the urba...

Obituary: Anna Kane, Naas, was a much-loved member of the community A much loved member of the locality, Anna played many roles both at home and in the community 4 Apr 2021 );  ); Saint Valentine’s Day sadly saw Naas lose a well loved and respected member of its community. Anna Kane, nee Hogan, St Conleth’s Place, was just 12 days before her 90th birthday when she died peacefully at Naas General Hospital. Wife to Micheal for 63 years, mother to nine children and grandmother to 17, Anna mad...

By  Kathy Chouteau Agnes Moore, a Rosie the Riveter wartime welder on the Richmond Home Front and a woman ahead of her time, passed away Jan. 6 at the age of 100. Moore exemplified what it means to be of service to one’s country, which she did by working as a journeywoman welder from 1942 to 1945 in Kaiser Richmond Shipyard #3. “Agnes whole heartedly embodied the Rosie spirit,” stated Rosie the Riveter Trust Executive Director Sarah Pritchard in a statement following Moore’s passing. �...