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Jerome S. Levy Jerry lived a long, prosperous, and rewarding life.  He laughed every day.  Upon returning from the Korean War, he was blessed to be set up on a blind date with Elaine, the woman who would be his soulmate for the next wonderful 66 years.  Inseparable in love and marriage, they were inspirational to friends and family.  As a couple, they made their children and grandchildren a priority.  A lifelong St. Louisan, Jerry was born July 11, 1929 to Sophia and Nathan Levy ...

Decades after the US took over the territory for a military base, families separated and forced to leave their homes are still waiting for compensation

When the New York Times published a widely read, two-partexposé of labor abuse and poor working conditions at New York City-area nail salons in 2015, Diana Ceballos was part of a team of occupational health experts called upon by the state Department of Health to assess salon working environments and nail technicians’ exposure to unsafe chemicals. As a chemical engineer with a PhD in environmental and occupational hygiene, Ceballos was working at the time as an industrial hygienist for the ...

New year, new restaurants: 10 eateries opening in the suburbs in 2021 B.A.S.H. stands for Burger and Sushi House, so expect both when the Asian fusion spot opens this year in Geneva. Owners have a location in Ottawa. Courtesy of B.A.S.H. B.A.S.H. stands for Burger and Sushi House, and youll find both on the menu when the restaurant opens in Geneva. Courtesy of B.A.S.H. Owners of Wilmettes Napolita Pizzeria & Wine Bar will open a new location in Northbrook this spring. Cour...

CHAGOS Islanders have lodged a claim for £1 billion from Britain for lost fishing rights after being barred from entering the territory’s waters for half a century, a lawyer representing them confirmed today. Dr Jonathan Levy, who has filed a number of lawsuits on behalf of the Chagossians, accused Britain of the “continuing theft of indigenous property and rights” through its occupation of the Indian Ocean archipelago. He condemned “a serious violation of international law” by the B...

Professor Studies COVID-19, Other Disease Transmission in Vulnerable Populations December 11, 2020 Twitter Facebook From animal influenza viruses to antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, Jessica Leibler has dedicated her research career to understanding the environmental transmission of pathogens through food systems and the environmental exposures that disadvantaged populations experience. As an assistant professor of environmental health and an environmental epidemiologist, Leibler...