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World Milk Day celebrates dairy farmers and benefits of milk >More in © Sergey Novikov/Adobe Stock Milk lovers across the UK are being encouraged to raise a glass of the white stuff and celebrate our brilliant dairy producers on World Milk Day. This year’s event, on Tuesday 1 June, marks the 20th anniversary of the annual global celebration of the dairy sector. The theme will focus on sustainability in the dairy sector with messages a...

FOUR tenants will begin welcoming customers when a new retail concept – aimed at attracting fledgling retailers – opens in St Helens this week. As reported earlier this month by the Star, Microshops will be based in the former Argos store in the Hardshaw Centre on Church Street. The venue is expected to open its doors on Tuesday, according to site owners LCP. The initial four tenants will be a baby/children’s boutique; a Turkish food takeaway; rock/movie memorabilia clothing shop;...

New Mexico horsemen suing state racing commission New Mexico horsemen suing state racing commission New Mexico Horsemens Association May 29, 2021 1:36pm The New Mexico Horsemen’s Association has taken additional legal action against the New Mexico Racing Commission after the regulatory body ordered the defunding of the organization that represents about 4,000 Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse owners and trainers in the state. On May 20, the racing commission with no notice and little discussion ...

CROFT Circuit will welcome race fans back through the doors this weekend for the first time in over a year as more top-class motor racing action visits the region. The popular 750 Motor Club hosts a two-day meeting at the North Yorkshire track, and although limited in numbers, race-starved fans will enjoy a total of 16 races over the weekend with nine on Saturday and the remaining seven on Sunday. There will be a host of local competitors amongst the healthy entry list around the 2.1-mile i...

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Descendants of men from horrifying Tuskegee study want to calm virus vaccine fears David Montgomery © Alycee Byrd/For The Washington Post Lillie Tyson Head, whose father, Freddie Lee Tyson, was in the Tuskegee syphilis study. She is president of the Voices for Our Fathers Legacy Foundation. Eighty-four-year-old Florine Edwards was thrilled to receive her coronavirus vaccination in Memphis in March. “When I hear people say, ‘Well, I’m not sure,’ I say, ‘You be sure, ...

Apr 13, 2021 LISBON — In county Municipal Court, An April 19 preliminary hearing and pretrial was set for Michael S. Smith, 39, McCracken Road, Salem, charged with domestic violence and resisting arrest. On Friday, Smith allegedly threatened his live-in girlfriend, Grace Roessler, telling her he was going to beat her to death, slit her throat and burn the house down. Then when deputies arrived, Smith allegedly was holding a butane torch and kicked deputies attempting to take him into custody...

Woman sends dolls to people suffering from dementia JACI SMITH, Globe Gazette FacebookTwitterEmail MASON CITY, Iowa (AP) — It all started with Kaylee Ciavarelli’s Grandma Dola. Kaylee’s mother, who works at the same Northwood nursing home where Grandma Dola lives, told Kaylee that her grandma had taken to complaining about another resident and how she was neglecting her “baby,” and that it needed to be taken away. Grandma Dola has dementia, a loss of judgment and memory that makes fu...

Single-Payer Reform and Rural Health in the United States: Lessons from Our Northern Neighbor Abstract Single-payer health reform has secured its place in the mainstream American health policy debate, yet its implications for particular subpopulations or sectors of care remain understudied. Amidst many unanswered questions from policymakers and political pundits, rural health has emerged as one such area. This article explores rural Canada’s five-decade-long experience with a national publicl...

LAS CRUCES - A Las Cruces man who admitted to killing his mom with a sword in 2014 was found not guilty of first-degree murder by a Doña Ana County jury on Friday. The jury was also asked to consider a second-degree murder charge, but couldnt reach a unanimous decision. Seven of the 12 jurors voted for a guilty verdict on that charge. Because of the hung jury, Third Judicial District Court Judge Conrad Perea ruled a mistrial. Hunt will remain in jail until hes tried again for second-degre...