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ST. GEORGE — The darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic have been in the intensive care unit of St. George Regional Hospital. During the worst spread of the disease that has killed 263 Southern Utahns and infected 28,231 others, the nurses and doctors tended to a full ICU unit as well as an extra surge ICU unit created to take the excess capacity – standing over multiple deaths per day without friends and family allowed to be bedside. But this week, the darkness has become a bright new day ...

What’s eating the first family’s youngest dog?

A year after the coronavirus pandemic stopped the Connecticut courts system in its tracks, state judges and their courtrooms have transformed the way they hear cases with a suite of virtual tools that are helping ramp the judicial system back up to full speed this spring.

President Joe Biden's German shepherd Major will undergo off-site training after a second biting incident.

SAN DIEGO —  His name is synonymous with programs that help homeless San Diegans, but Father Joe Carroll reveals something surprising in a new book about his life. “I told him I didn’t want the job,” he wrote about the day in 1982 when Bishop Leo Maher told him he was being assigned to head the St. Vincent de Paul Center. At the time, Carroll was head of St. Rita’s Parish, and he had no interest in being anything but a parish priest. He asked the bishop why he wanted him to lead t...

The Greatest Race You’ve Never Heard Of By Jonathan Gault February 1, 2015 (Editor’s note: Sunday, February 1, 2015, marks the 25th anniversary of one of the greatest race finishes in track and field history – the final of the 1990 Commonwealth Games 5000. We became aware of the race while reading this messageboard thread last year: Best come from behind wins ever – and decided to the research necessary to tell the story of the epic race). As the 14 finalists toed the line on February...

Those digging up Irish keepsakes for St Patrick’s Day this Wednesday should keep their eye out for anything that could be valuable. A rare Irish memento could make you tens or hundreds of thousands while a masterpiece by an Irish painter could turn you into a millionaire. Even the most unlikely of items could make you a windfall so be careful what you discard. Here are ten things worth watching out for when gathering together any Irish mementoes. PENAL CROSSES You may have some small old wood...

By RAY LESNIAK & MICHAEL PATRICK CARROLL March 14, 2021 at 1:19 AM Credits: Photo archive Credits: Photo Archive Credits: Photo archive March 14, 2021 at 1:19 AM Recently, several bills were signed by Gov. Phil Murphy providing the details to the constitutional amendment passed by voters in 2020 ending the state’s Marijuana prohibitions. As it is often said, "the devil is in the details."  These bills cover a range of issues that will delineate exactly how the state of New Jersey will now ...

8 Mar 2021 According to a report, President Joe Biden’s German Shepherd had a serious “biting incident” with White House security and returned home to Wilmington, Delaware. Biden’s dogs were returned to Delaware last week after one of the German Shepherds, Major, had an “aggressive behavior” incident with one of the White House security, said the CNN report. According to CNN, the condition of the victim is unknown at this time. At the White House, Major was known to “display ag...

New York Claim Association Appoints Carisk Partners Tyisha Torres as President for 2021-2022 Miami, FL, March 08, 2021 --(PR.com)-- Tyisha Torres, Vice President, Client Strategies for Carisk Partners, was elected President of the New York Claim Association (NYCA), and will be serving a two-year term beginning January 2021. With a focus on workers’ compensation and no-fault insurance claims, the NYCA membership consists of insurance carriers, self-insureds, third-party administrators, attor...