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Stroke treatment at Lister Hospital, Stevenage, has been downgraded by SSNAP NHS auditors over failing services, including thrombolysis.

This spring, Dublin residents who fought in the Korean and Vietnam wars will be honored with honor roll plaques recognizing their service.Brian Barden, chair of the town’s Memorial Day Committee and himself a Vietnam veteran, said the town already has...

On Jan. 13, 1968, 1st Lieutenant Alfred Bayard Russ was on patrol in Da Nang, Vietnam, when he was killed

Thomas beloved husband father and a co founder of Kool the Gang passed away peacefully in his sleep

Hotel Electronic Distribution Network Association (HEDNA) publish a comprehensive specification document and schema messages to standardize the way business to business (B2B) payments are processed today in the hospitality industry. With many advances and innovations in the distribution channel, payments have not evolved at the same pace as some other technologies due to their complexity. With many forms of payment used in the indirect sales channel, each one of them comes with different payme...

Steele High School to host STEM summer camp for military kids FacebookTwitterEmail This summer, 75-150 children of military-connected personnel will attend a weeklong camp at Steele High School courtesy of a Department of Defense grant received by the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District. SCUC is one of only 10 school districts across the nation, and the only district in the Southwestern region, to receive the grant, according to Dee Thomas, SCUC DOD educational activities ...

Delta dilemma: fishing or fresh water? A half-billion-dollar plan to keep salt water from spoiling California’s most vital water supply could destroy prime bass habitat — and a way of life for fishermen Delta dilemma: fishing or fresh water? A half-billion-dollar plan to keep salt water from spoiling California’s most vital water supply could destroy prime bass habitat — and a way of life for fishermen BETHEL ISLAND — The quiet of morning broke as a battery of boats roared toward firs...

you show you a lot more coming up. a lot to get to including amanda knox, the former exchange student speaking out about the time she spent in an italian prison as her new -- excuse me -- a new book hits the stores this week. this morning her claim of innocence. the nightmare she endured behind bars, and her thoughts on being tried again for the murder of her roommate. well speak to her attorney about it all coming up. also ahead, a sports blogger is under fire this morning for que...