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STUDENTS from Workington Academy and West Coast Sixth Form have taken part in this weeks Vulcans Park Yarn Bomb as part of Mental Health Awareness…

Creative youngsters have brought a splash of colour and quirky decorations to a Workington part as part of Mental Health Awareness Week.

May 1, 2021 | Tom Perry Considering all of his professional accomplishments, what Mike Salvino ’87 shared should not have come as a surprise to anyone attending Marietta College’s 184 th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 1 st. The President and CEO of DXC Technology shared his keys to a successful career, which included three critical stages. To get things started is the first five years after graduation. “Your objective should be to learn as much as you can and prove your value,...

Publishers like The Guardian become conscientious FLoC objectors, as The New York Times and others open to testing the controversial tech April 26, 2021 Privacy concerns, potential discriminatory categorization of people and data control have some publishers including The Guardian joining web browsers in blocking Google’s cookieless tracking and ad targeting method, FLoC. Meanwhile, The New York Times is among publishers open to testing FLoC, or Federated Learning of C...

Apr 22, 2021 Mental Health Association OD (Overdose) Response Team Leader Allison Murphy recently did a Narcan training via Zoom with all Jamestown Community Learning Council (JCLC) home visitors. They had their picture taken together when Murphy delivered the free Narcan to JCLC’s office. From the left are Kerry Widen, Willow Fodor, Allison Murphy, Liz Whitherspoon, Krista Camarata, Amanda Telford, and Tracie Arthurs. With opiate overdoses on the rise in Chautauqua County, the Mental He...

Dog thrown from Daytona Beach balcony to become service animal for veteran By FOX 35 News Staff Published  Police say woman threw dog off balcony Disturbing video shows a woman throwing a dog off a motel balcony, police say. The dog survived the fall and landed on its feet. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - A dog named Miracle that police say was thrown off a second-floor balcony at a Daytona Beach motel by his owner is starting a brand new life. Volusia County Animal Services posted an update on the ado...

By Sam Bradley-26 January 2021 08:30am How can marketers prepare for the crumbling of the third-party cookie? We ask readers of The Drum – from brands, agencies and everything in between – for their advice on real problems facing today’s marketing practitioners. Today, we ask how marketers will navigate the demise of the third-party cookie. With the third-party cookie on its way out, tech giants such as Google are hurrying to bake up an alternative. But whichever solution ...

Woman captured throwing dog off Volusia motel balcony asks judge for animal back © Provided by WESH Orlando Opa May A woman who threw her dog off the balcony of a Volusia County motel is asking a judge for custody of the pet. “I would never intentionally harm my dog and Im willing to do anything to get my dog back,” Allison Murphy said. Murphy has been behind bars since mid-December when deputies were called to a Daytona Beach motel. Deputies witnessed her coming out of a room then throw...

Court to Decide Custody for Dog Tossed over Florida Motel Balcony 20 Dec 2020 A court will decide whether a dog tossed over a Florida Motel 6 balcony will go back to its owner or be turned over to Animal Services. The German Shepherd, named “Miracle,” is “doing well” in the aftermath of her fall on Monday and is with a foster family as she recovers from her injuries, the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. “Should the court grant Animal Services custody, the foster ...

Miracle Dog Thrown Off Balcony Gets Foster Home As Custody Battle Looms Dog Thrown Off Balcony Miracle Gets Foster Home ... As Custody Battle Looms The German Shepherd that survived an horrific incident of animal cruelty is getting a Christmas miracle ... the pooch will spend the holiday in a loving foster home in Florida. The dog, which Volusia County Sheriffs officials appropriately named "Miracle," is being cared f...