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Olivia Wright and her team have been putting together more than 100 online grocery orders a day since lockdown began.

San Jose’s largest school district voted Thursday night to keep its agreement with San Jose police and allow officers on campus for afterschool activities. It comes after heated debate.

From mask-wearing athletes to spring football, the 2020-21 high school sports year was anything but normal. The performances, though, were special.

Share Photo: (Photo : kelvin octa from Pexels) In Australia, experts can now predict if a newborn baby is at risk of childhood obesity by 8 to 9 years old.  Experts from the University of Queensland designed and validated the i-PATHWAY model. It uses simple risk factors that researchers mainly gathered during routine doctor visits at 12 months of age to predict future childhood obesity. Dr. Oliver Canfell, a research fellow and an expert on diet and nutrition, said that the said model cou...

Edison State nursing students assist in administering COVID-19 vaccines Courtesy photo PIQUA – Feb. 25 marked a monumental day at Edison State Community College as approximately 400 community members ages 65 and older received their first round of COVID-19 vaccines. Edison State nursing students had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience administering vaccines. Participating students included Faith Apple, of Russia, Nathan Alspaugh, of Tipp City, Robin Blackstone of Troy, Paige Graham, ...

Premium Content Subscriber only Killarney Rural Fire Brigade member Olivia Wright was just six months into active membership when she was deployed to the 2019/20 Canberra bushfires. What she saw in that time would forever change her perception of the lifesaving role. Rural firefighting has always been a family affair for Mrs Wright, with her sister-in-law Vicki Wilkinson and brother-in-law Kris Duncan both involved in the Massie RFS. But in her first deployment, miles away from home, she sti...

The Year in Review continues with March and April. And so it all started... March and April were the first months of coronavirus restrictions across the UK, and few could have foreseen that they would continue in one form or another for the rest of the year. Thursday, March 5, ‘Fundraising bid for Olivia’: A huge £60,000 fundraising campaign was launched to help three-year-old Olivia Wright to walk. The St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School pupil had bilateral cerebral palsy and spasti...