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HIGH NOTES: Items from Clifton Park and Queensbury | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS In Clifton Park, Shatekon Elementary School teacher’s aide Donna Cusick, whose fast action may have saved the life of a local first grader. According to WTEN-TV, Cusick was supervising a class of first-graders when she overheard a student ask if another student was OK. She approached the student, noticed that he wasn’t speaking and that face was turning red, and realizing he was choking. She administered the He...

Pregnant Princess Eugenie has proved that you dont need to splash out a fortune on you maternity wardrobe as she stepped out in London, wearing a smart blue coat from Zara.   The royal, 30, who is expecting her first child with husband of two years Jack Brooksbank, 34, was spotted as she left work at the Hauser & Wirth art gallery in Mayfair. The expectant mother cut a cosy look, wearing a black face covering with a red lips print and a sparkly dress underneath a large blue winter coat, beli...

‘I am going to cry’: Princess Eugenie gets emotional while paying tribute to her mother Eugenie was in tears when she told her mother during a group video call for the Teenage Cancer Trust that they were "honoured to be here" December 20, 2020 5:15:05 pm During the call, the princess said the duchess had taken both her and her sister Beatrice to Teenage Cancer Trust units on their 18th birthday to show them the work that was happening there. (Representational image/S...

Princess Eugenie was overcome with emotion as she praised her mother Sarah, Duchess of York, for teaching us how to give back to people in a video call to mark the 30th anniversary of the Teenage Cancer Trust. Eugenie, 30, who is pregnant with her first child with husband Jack Brooksbank, joined her sister Princess Beatrice, 32, in heralding the duchess, 61, for inspiring them to become involved with the charity. The trio, who are all honorary patrons of the organisation, held the virtual chat ...

Princess Eugenie was overcome with emotion as she paid tribute to the work of her mother Sarah, Duchess of York in a video call to mark the 30th anniversary of the Teenage Cancer Trust. Eugenie, who is pregnant with her first child, joined her sister Princess Beatrice in heralding the duchess for inspiring them to become involved with the charity. The trio, who are all honorary patrons of the organisation, held the virtual chat with representatives from the Trust and Jane Sutton, the mother of ...

Princess Eugenie stops herself crying in emotional tribute to her mum Pregnant Princess Eugenies eyes teared up as she spoke about the work done by her mum, Sarah, Duchess of York. Joined by sister Princess Beatrice, the trio shared an adorable moment Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subsc...

Princess Eugenie says ‘I’m going to cry’ in emotional tribute to her mother Joanna Whitehead © Provided by The Independent Princess Eugenie was visibly emotional after paying tribute to her mother, Sarah, Duchess of York, in a group video call to mark the 30th anniversary of the Teenage Cancer Trust. Eugenie, who is pregnant with her first child, was joined by her sister Princess Beatrice in honouring the work of the duchess, speaking of how she inspired them to become i...

Eugenie married Jack Brooksbank in 2018 (Image: GETTY) After being diagnosed with bowel cancer Stephen Sutton sought to raise £10,000 for the Teenage Cancer Trust in 2014. He easily smashed this target receiving over £3 million in donations before he died. People have carried on donating since and the total raised is now at £5.8 million. Accepting an award on behalf of Stephen Mrs Sutton said: “I miss Stephen every day and I wish he was here to see all that hes achieved. “I always used t...

Nurse consultant Sue Morgan at the virtual event Source:&nbsp Teenage Cancer Trust Pioneering nurse consultant Sue Morgan has been honoured with a virtual royal visit as part of an event celebrating 30 years of the Teenage Cancer Trust. The charity pioneered teenage and young adult cancer care, creating a network of 28 specialist units and funding more than 100 dedicated nurse and youth support coordinator posts. “Together, we have carried on growing it and turning it to the be...